W20
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Gearhead W20 contains steel gear wheels for
high loads. The spur gears are fixed on steel
spindles which are hardened and polished to
a mirror finish and rotate in sintered bushings.
The robust output shaft rotates in sturdy sintered bushings. All the gears are housed in
between thick metal plates & closed by plastic
dust cover. All bearings are permanently lubricated and therefore require no maintenance.
The design is compact featuring a
depth of just 30 mm.
W20 can also be combined with synchronous
and stepper motors (by screws or screw clips
for Fiber motors), and DC motors of several
diameters (through a special Fiber adaptor
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EDW
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| Low cost electronic programmable controller for tumble dryers |
EDW is a control device for dryers.
It is completely programmable from the keyboard of the PC.
It allows to operate up to 10 drying programs.
For each program drying time, temperature, movement and stop time of the drum and the temperature at the end of the cooling phase can be set.
When drying operation is finished, EDW starts with the cooling and anticreasing phases.
EDW can control a gas device signalling an alarm when flame doesn't light after a set number of attempts.
Among all parameters, inversion or not inversion of the motor, coin box and depressor can be set. |
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EDV
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| Electronic programmable sequencer |
The EDV is an electronic programmable sequencer.
This means that the device can reproduce
a switching sequence on a series of
relay outputs.
The sequence, the time and other parameters
can be programmed by a PC software
(EDV WIN) and then transferred to the control
by mean of the device EWE. The cycle
can be programmed in times or in degrees as
it was a cam timer.
Cycle time may vary from a minimum of 10
seconds to a maximum of 23h 59m 59s. |
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