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STAUNTON, IL — Donaldson BOFA has launched Pro OS, a new operating platform with two- way data connectivity that aims to push the boundaries of productiv- ity for fume extraction technology in high-output markets. Now available in two extrac-
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data sharing for the centralized monitoring and control of multi- ple Donaldson BOFA systems.
The result is portable fume extraction performance ready for integration within intuitive, con- nected manufacturing systems. Donaldson BOFA technolo-
Jan/Feb 2025 BOFA Launches Fume Extraction System
tion systems, Pro OS combines a range of advanced features into a single, powerful operating sys- tem, and includes a high-resolu- tion color touchscreen, 20 onboard language options, con- tinuous system pressure and fil- ter condition monitoring, and configurable alarms. Critically, Ethernet (RJ45) connectivity delivers two-way
gy is an essential contributor to the removal of potentially harm- ful airborne emissions in multi- ple industry processes, including lasering, 3D printing and elec- tronics soldering. It also helps keep production lines working by protecting equipment from process dust, thereby helping to avoid unplanned downtime. Donaldson BOFA is launch-
Pro OS fume extraction system.
ing the new operating platform on two systems serving laser applications. The AD Oracle Pro
OS Connect is a mid-sized sys- tem designed for laser coding and marking, selective laser melting and sintering, and laser engraving, cutting and welding, while the AD 1000 Pro OS Connect is ideal for heavy-duty applications. Both are enabled with two-way, real-time data stream capability. Contact: Donaldson BOFA,
303 S Madison Street, Staunton, IL 62088 % 618-205-5007 E-mail:
bofasalesus@donaldson.com Web:
www.donaldsonbofa.com
Keeping Current with Component
Hardware... Continued from previous page
long-run screw machine prod- ucts. Keystone maintains high- quality assurance levels and pro- cedures to ensure raw material integrity, set-up and in-process production efficiency. Cost-effective assembly pro-
cedures, aided by computer con- trols, EDM and 3D modeling, emphasize the company’s contin- uing commitment to excellence in product quality, service, and dependability. Whether it’s crim - ping, eyeleting or riveting by sin- gle, multi or automatic assembly, trained production staff coordi- nate many unique parts into uni- fied, functioning components crafted with care. Keystone has always been a
leader in the marketplace in both design and innovative prod- ucts. The company stresses the best possible service and product quality for its customers. the company primarily sells through auth orized distributors through- out the globe. Most of its more than 5,000 stocking SKUs can be found on the shelves in the dis- tribution channel globally. The same holds true when it
comes to modified or custom- built products and assemblies requiring multiple components. Because these items may not be as high profile as the chips or other expensive devices on a cir- cuit board, these “little things” may get overlooked as to their importance in the functionality of the device. That does not take away from the importance of the electronic hardware components and assemblies in today’s mod- ern electronic products. Contact: Keystone
Electronics Corp., 55 South Denton Avenue, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 % 800-221-5510 E-mail:
kec@keyelco.com Web:
www.keyelco.com r
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