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HEATING HOSES for A WIDE RANGE OF TASKS


hen hot or cold media need to be transported from one part of a device or system to another part, and in the event that the piping cannot be rigidly installed, a flexible heating hose can be used.


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In most cases, it is a requirement to maintain the product temperature at a constant level, irrespective of the


temperature fluctuations in the system or the ambient temperature. Hillesheim heating hoses can be used in a wide range of applications, including to keep the media flowing for processing and to achieve their optimum characteristics for processing. The hoses can also be used to avoid condensation of gaseous media and to process media more efficiently to ensure


uniform quality (robots). They


enable


production or measurement at any location and are also a popular option to connect moving parts and equipment.


The fields of applications and branches of the Hillesheim heating hoses are diversified. The heating hoses are used, for example, in the PU-foam installation, filling and sealing installation, co-extruder, exhaust gas measuring and analysing pipes, hot melt installation, glue robots, process technology, surface technology, and even loading and unloading for ships, trucks and other vehicles. l


For more information visit www.hillesheim-gmbh.com


NEW PLUG & PLAY VSD LIQUID RING VACUUM PUMP


pumps. The LRP VSD+ is a compact, high-performance, energy-efficient system enclosed in a strong, noise-containing canopy.


A With one of the smallest footprints


for a pump in its class, the LRP VSD+ is delivered in a single neat enclosure. The design makes the most of the space under the canopy by optimising accessories that would otherwise require additional space, piping and installation. The same applies to functionality: this pump contains a large number of performance-optimised components that would normally be supplied as accessories.


Ideally suited to wet, humid and dirty applications with liquid and solid carry over, including filtration, food processing, conveying, ePS, drying, degassing and plastics calibration and rubber


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tlas Copco has launched the LRP 700-1000 VSD+ range of intelligent liquid ring vacuum


vulcanisation, the new product is an advanced vacuum solution with excellent integration capabilities.


VSD regulates the water circulation pump in response to the operating conditions seen. The ergonomic design of the LRP


The variable speed drive (VSD)


technology integrated into the LRP VSD+ is particularly innovative. The twin VSD system operates in harmony within the pump, ensuring optimal vacuum performance at all times. The primary VSD accurately maintains required vacuum levels by controlling the operating speed of the pump, matching pump performance to process demand and saving energy. The second


700-1000 VSD+, along with its HMI, ensures the optimum operator ease when controlling the vacuum pump. In addition, inlet, outlet and mains cable points are positioned on the top of the pump for straightforward installation. The soundproof housing reduces noise pollution in the immediate working environment. Along with noise reduction, the IP54 rated wet/dry canopy and cubicle ensure that the pump and internal electronics are effectively protected against dust and water. This feature qualifies the LRP 700-1000 VSD+ series for the harshest industrial applications – extending the lifetime of the electronic components as well as the service intervals. l


For more information visit www.atlascopco.com


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