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was displayed on the BOY 55 E in the BOY and equals the energy usage of electro- partner Techno Plastic, EREMA presented the
booth, controls the throughput rate of the mechanically driven machines, but without the outstanding performance of the new
hydraulic pump with variable speed by using disadvantages such as wear, high investment, VACUREMA strapping technology for the first
an exterior gear pump. Unlike customary spare parts costs and high connected load. time ever under production conditions. It
electronically controlled variable displacement takes washed post consumer PET flakes to
pumps that are driven by an asynchronous Dr. Boy GmbH & Co. KG high-strength PET strapping in just a single
motor (regulating throughput and pressure via Tel: +49 2683 3070 step: 25% lower material costs and almost a
an internal pivoting angle), the servo motor Email: info@dr-boy.de third of energy saved compared to
pump drive shifts pressure control to a Web: www.dr-boy.de conventional systems with comparable
converter. The converter precisely controls the quality. The system was presented to
necessary pressure with variable speed and
PET Strapping
150 specialists from 17 countries. This
in an extremely dynamical way. When pump
BOY Drive Technology capacity is needed, the servo- motor only
Technology
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turns with the exact speed required for the set
By presenting its new ‘E’ series at this year’s throughput rate, otherwise the motor is idle
EREMA’s Open House, held on 26th and 27th
SPECIAL FOCUS
Fakuma, BOY met the exhibition’s motto and and uses no energy. The motor restart is
of October 2008, was fully focused on a
thus the necessity for increased energy accomplished without delay and with full
specialist symposium on the subject of PET
efficiency. The servo motor pump drive, which capacity. The energy savings is about 50%
strapping. Together with the Italian technology
purging with the
professionals
Wear Resistant
Materials Handling
Systems
One of the main areas for wear in a
conveying system is the pipework itself.
It is now possible to install a true “fit and
forget” solution using stainless steel
straights and glass bends. Even the
vacuum line has stainless steel elbows
and of course all flexible hoses are wear
resistant. One of the main causes of pipe
work wear is too high a conveying speed
Products available for:
created by the vacuum system. Long
conveying distances and height
• Injection
differences lead to increased friction. In
systems where one blower supplies
• Blow
conveying lines of differing line lengths,
wear, due to high conveying speeds, can
• Extrusion
occur at points with short conveying
paths. Using the METRO
FLOWCONTROL valve from Motan can
help to avoid this situation. This product
also reduces potential line blockages
Used for reducing times of:
caused by the build up of ‘angel hair’
when conveying soft materials. Abrasive
• Colour/Material Changes
materials arriving at the hopper loader at
speed can cause high wear rates on the
• Decarbonising (removing degraded material)
material inlet flap. Motan has available a
Marathon ‘wear resistant’ inlet flap, to
• Aiding machinery strip downs
greatly reduce this wear. The New Tria
Mini and Maxi compact granulators are
designed for ‘close loop’ recycling of
sprues. Uniquely, for small granulators,
the grinding chamber, blades and
screen are manufactured in anti wear
execution, making these units ideal for
The UK’s leading Purging Agent manufacturer
even the most abrasive of materials.
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Motan Ltd
Tel: +44 1235 550011
Email: sales@motan.co.uk
T: +44 (0) 20 8813 7990 Web: www.motan.co.uk
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