IMTS Pavilion: Machine Components/Cleaning/Environmental
Chapman says they’re also getting more frequent requests to deal with a mix of materials and occasional requests to make changes after the initial installation, such as increased volume or different fluids and materials. He says their systems are engineered to be forgiving up front and modularity makes it possible to augment or rearrange the system to adapt to such challenges.
Chapman sees aerospace manufacturing as a key driver in his field. “When a typical wing spar goes from a 10,000 block of aluminum to a 100-lb [45.4-kg] part, that’s a lot of scrap. And of course you want to get the fluid back, because 20–30% of the original chip weight will be coolant. So large systems, up 15,000 lbs/hr [6804 kg/hr], are in high demand and customers have few options, especially for fully integrated solutions like ours.” On the other end of the spectrum, PRAB builds systems handling as little as 200 lbs/hr (90.7 kg/hr). “Below that, the payback is questionable unless you’re deal- ing in exotic materials. Payback is usually around 15 months to three years but sometimes in the range of 12 weeks.” ME —Ed Sinkora, Contributing Editor
track has also been reworked to offer rapid customer design modification and more efficient fabrication Jorgensen Conveyors Inc Ph: 262-242-3089 Web site:
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Reduced Maintenance Chip Handling Conveyor The CleanSweep-RM, uses proven cleaning technology for effective chip handling and removal. It will handle most types of chips and turnings with a compact design that will fit almost any machine tool and coolant tank. It is
Improved Steel Belt Conveyor
The MunchMan hinged steel belt conveyor was designed specifically to handle heavy chip loads with large stringy chips and balls of chips generated in milling and turning applica- tions where high workpiece stock removal rates exist. The de- sign has been refined and improved in the MunchMan II. The
a reduced maintenance alternative to a basic hinge belt conveyor offering increased machine uptime and reduced coolant tank maintenance. The unique design of the system allows chips and coolant to enter the load area of the conveyor where large chips are carried by the hinge belt and elevated to the discharge hopper. An internal chip handling system removes small chips and fines while a re- movable screen box cleans the coolant. Reported payback period for the CleanSweep-RM conveyor is reported to be within one year. Mayfran International Ph: 440-461-4100 Web site:
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enhancements include improvements to the drive system which allow just one gear motor to run both drive shafts, and new speed control functionality and a current overload sensor with JamManager programming safety device. The conveyor
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Industrial Wastewater Treatment Equipment PRAB Inc., a manufacturer of fluid filtration and wastewater treatment equipment will feature its full spectrum of industrial wastewater treatment equipment. The company has partnered with Veolia Water Solutions of Italy to market and support the exclusive EVALED line of vacuum evaporators in North America. The partnership with Veolia Water broadens PRAB’s
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