Search Results: Day: January 23, 2018

Parker Hannifin mPR Series High Precision Rotary Stage

January 23, 2018

Parker Hannifin’s Miniature Precision Rotary (mPR) stage is designed to meet the needs of OEMs and machine builders seeking very high precision in a compact direct drive product. High angular resolution and precision angular repeatability, combined with high precision runout values, make the mPR a high performer in the field of precision rotary motion control.
Learn more about the mPR Rotary Stage here.

New Enerpac Low-Height Skidding System

January 23, 2018

Enerpac’s new Low-Height Skidding System is a modular system that can jack and slide heavy loads over a pre-constructed track. The system is comprised of a series of skid beams moved by hydraulic push-pull units, traveling over a pre-constructed track. A series of special PTFE-coated pads are placed on the skid tracks to reduce friction. The push-pull units are powered by a standard Enerpac Split Flow Pump to ensure each skid beam travels synchronously.

In addition to its low height, this system offers a 2-in-1 design. It can be used either on a fully supported surface or combined with the optional track support for added rigidity when the support surface is not fully supported or when spanning a gap is necessary. This two-part design means you do not need to own two sets of track for various ground support conditions.

Features:
• 2-in-1 track design for added support
• Intuitive pump controls
• Easily reversible to change skidding direction
• Portable design for quick setup
• 400 ton skidding capacity with two push-pull units

Lincoln and SKF Automatic Lube Systems

January 23, 2018

Manual lubrication typically produces inconsistent lubrication which leads to wasted lubricant and allows contaminants to enter the bearing – producing premature wear. Consistent lubrication (small, precise amounts applied frequently) extends bearing life and prevents unplanned downtime. SKF & Lincoln provide a wide variety of auto lube systems designed to:
• Improved bearing life by applying small amounts of lubricant more often
• Increase productivity by lubricating while machinery is running – no downtime
• Improved safety by eliminating the need to climb on, over & under equipment
• Reduced maintenance cost due to fewer breakdowns caused by bearing failures
• Reduced labor for manual lubrication
• Eliminates contamination due to over lubrication
• Reduced energy cost due to improved lubrication and less frictionClick here to learn more.