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adminParticipantI am a mechanical engineer,i want job in canada.i have expireance in machine shop of 2 year.can you sponcer me for work permit.thanks.
adminParticipantI am a Bachelor of Arts (Punjab University, Pakistan) and looking for a job in CANADA regarding ISO 9001:2000 Co-Ordinator or other.I have two years experience of this job.Please help me.Regards,Tahir Mahmood
adminParticipantIMI Norgren Have Pneusim this will give you allthat you need.and is quick.regards, Ian (ex Norgren)
adminParticipantVIA WD is an electrical engineering software. However it contains hydraylic/pneumatic symbols.This software will do everything you need and more.
adminParticipantWe use Automation Studio from Famic Technology. Specific software for Hyd. Pneu. circuits with Electric. Does everything.
adminParticipantI designed a system for a company which used pipe heaters. Basically it is an electric collar that goes around the pipe and keeps heat applied to it. The pipe acts as a heat sink and the whole pipe will eventually warm up. This goes against pop
adminParticipantDo you have a refrigerated air dryer on your system to aviod air line moisture? If you are having problems with premature wearing of o-rings perhaps you should try using a self diagnostic lubricator which we offer in limited quantities. See http://www.au
adminParticipantWe are known manufacturers and providers of solution to all problems related with compressed air or gas. If you can send us a detailed report of the exact problem we can provide with a permanent solution
adminParticipantClair,Most filters are design with a flow range in mind. A typical general purpose filter has a louver which spins the air around the bowl using centrifugal force to pull” large particulate and water out of the air. If you do not have enough fl”
adminParticipantClair, as the air exits the 1/8 tubing into the 1 1/2″ filter
adminParticipantThere is a company called Enerpac that will have what you need.www.enerpac.comRegards.
adminParticipantYES : 1 Nm3/min is equal to 35.28 scfmAlso 1 Nl/min = 0.001 m3/min
adminParticipantSome our customer ask for air compressor with capacity Nm3/min, pls tell me what is the difference between Nm3/min and m3/min? Thanks
December 5, 2020 at 12:04 pm in reply to: Having trouble finding info on creating pneumatic schematics #21515adminParticipantDecember 5, 2020 at 12:04 pm in reply to: Having trouble finding info on creating pneumatic schematics #21516- AuthorPosts
