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Brushes are reliable, high-performance tools with consistent quality that easily integrate into automated machinery, CNC machining centers, transfer lines and robotic cells. They are available
in three standard stock configurations, max density, turbo and standard. NovoFlex Flexible Honing Tools are self-centering tools that will conform to the bore surface and provide a consistent, even surface finish. They feature round, abrasive beads at the end of flexible filaments with either silicon car- bide or aluminum oxide grit. Osborn International Ph: 800-720-3358 Web site:
www.osborn.com
Permanent
Lifting Magnets SafeHold APL Series Permanent Lifting Magnets require no electricity and offer the advantage of hands- free operation, which is not available with tra-
ditional, manually operated lifting magnets. They lift, move or position steel and iron quickly and easily without slings, hooks or cables without marring the surface. Since these powerful magnets require no manual activation, workers don’t have to bend and reach for handles or stand in close proximity to loads. This contributes to an overall safer work environment. SafeHold APL Series Permanent Lifting Magnets are an ideal choice for hard to reach areas such as burn tables. Designed to handle flat materials only, they can be used singly or in multiples on a spreader beam. Three APL Series models are available to handle a wide range of lifting capacities from 900 to 5800 lb (408–2630 kg). Eriez
Ph: 888- 300-3743 Web site:
www.eriez.com
Fume Extraction from 5' FILTAIR Capture 5 fume extraction system captures weld- ing fumes up to 5' (1.5 m) away from the source—more than three times farther than conventional technologies. The Capture 5 improves safety and enhances productivity by
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decreasing downtime needed for welders to adjust the fume extrac- tion arm, especially when welding long, continuous welds. The new system is especially well-suited to applications in heavy equipment manufacturing and general fabrication, as well as in maintenance and repair operations. It can accommodate fume
from Stick, Flux-Cored, MIG and TIG welding processes. Exclusive ZoneFlow technology creates a larger fume capture area than conventional systems—an area up to 4' (1.2-m) wide and 5', compared to an average of 18" (457-mm) maxi- mum with conventional technologies. Miller Electric Mfg. Co Ph: 800-426-4553 Web site:
www.millerwelds.com
Waterjet Cutting Farm Machine Shops Farm-Jet waterjet cutting system brings ultra-high pressure waterjet cutting technology to farm machine shops for the price of a new 4×4 pickup truck, without requiring special electrical service. The Farm-Jet system includes a 40 × 40" (1 × 1-m) waterjet cutting table and a Jet Edge Eco-Jet PTO direct drive waterjet pump that utilizes a tractor’s PTO (power take off) shaft to produce 1 gpm of
55,000 psi (379 MPa) water. The system includes
one abrasive jet cutting head and a motorized Z axis with 5" (127 mm) of travel. Control is supplied by a Windows PC (sold separately) using a FlashCut Pro-Series Stepper Controller and FlashCut CNC software. Farm-Jet is available for 540 rpm and 1000-rpm PTO shafts and Category 1 and 2 three-point hitches (tractor sold separately). It requires a 120 V 60 Hz power source and fresh water source. Jet Edge
Ph: 800-538-3343 Web site:
www.jetedge.com
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