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www.us-tech.com High Performance Actuating Drive
Dexter, MI — DriveLine actuating drives from SIKO make it possible to improve process efficiency while keeping a lid on investment costs. The company’s new small size AG05 actuating drive offers excellent power density for decentralized posi- tioning tasks. A key factor here is the shorten-
ing of cycle times. The DriveLine actuating drives of SIKO make this possible. With its small size, the new AG05 actuating drive offers excellent
Compact drives.
power density for decentral- ized positioning tasks. The automatic adjust-
ment of formats, stops, tools and valves as well as many other comparable position- ings: the intelligent AG05 actuating drive easily car- ries out all of these tasks. The AG05 can be flexi-
bly integrated into various machine concepts which is particularly useful for both
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OEMs and EMS organizations. The start-up is done either at
the drive itself or using bus commu- nication. No additional material is required for assembly. The program- ming effort and the set-up and set- ting times are minimal, facilitating rapid startup. The AG05 has a stainless steel
hollow shaft with a 14mm diameter. The robust, glass fiber-reinforced plastic housing with smooth surface is chemical resistant. The compact housing holds a
brushless 24VDC motor with plane- tary gears, controller, power elec- tronics and integrated field bus interface. The innovative drive runs smoothly and has outstanding power
density of 30W/dm3. Contact: SIKO Products, Inc.,
2155 Bishop Circle E., Dexter, MI 48130 % 734-426-3476 Web:
www.sikoproducts.com
See at Intersolar Booth #9141.
Vertical Conveyor Curing Oven from Grieve
Round Lake, IL — Grieve Corp.’s ver- tical conveyor oven No. 959 is a 300°F (149°C), electrically-heated, vertical conveyor oven, suitable for curing elec- tronic parts in production lines.
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Vertical conveyor curing oven. The oven’s footprint is 36 x 89-in.
(0.9 x 2.2m) and its height is 115-in. (2.9m). The oven chamber is heated by Incoloy-sheathed tubular elements (40kW), while a 6000 CFM, 5-HP recir- culating blower provides vertical down ward airflow to the workload. The oven has 4-in. (102mm)
thick insulated walls, aluminized steel interior and exterior, motor- operated vertical lift door at the load- ing/unloading opening and two inde- pendent doors for access to the work- space. It has 27 product carrier trays, each 30-in. (760mm) wide and 14-in. (356mm) long, supported at each side by a heavy-duty roller chain. Controls include a digital tem-
perature controller, manual reset excess temperature controller with separate contactors, recirculating blower air flow safety switch, plus a tower light to indicate machine sta- tus. The oven is built to exacting
JIC/NEMA 12 electrical standards. Contact: The Grieve Corp., 500
Hart Road, Round Lake, IL 60073- 2835 % 847-546-8225 E-mail:
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Siko Introduces Compact
July, 2012
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