Feeders are machines that are used to transport bulk materials from one place to another. They are commonly used in industries such as mining, construction, and manufacturing. Two types of feeders commonly used in these industries are apron feeders and vibrating feeders. Apron Feeder An apron feeder is a large machine that is used to… Read More »Top 5 Diffs Between Apron Feeder and Vibrating Feeder Application
Zinc-copper alloy wire is an alloy wire composed of two metal elements, zinc and copper. Its composition is usually 70%-90% copper and 10%-30% zinc. Zinc-copper alloy wire is usually produced by cold drawing process, and can be made into wire rods, wire ropes and other products of various specifications and diameters. The conductivity of zinc-copper… Read More »Zinc-copper alloy wire
An electromagnetic clutch is a common mechanical transmission used to control the motion of a mechanical system. The following are common faults and solutions for electromagnetic clutches: In short, the troubleshooting of electromagnetic clutches requires careful diagnosis of the cause of the failure and appropriate measures to be taken according to the situation. For more… Read More »Five Common Faults of Electromagnetic Clutch and Their Treatment
Decoring is the process of removing the sand or other materials used as the mold for casting metal parts. This process is necessary for both sand castings and diecastings, as the molds used to create these parts are typically made from materials that cannot withstand the heat of the molten metal. In sand casting, the… Read More »Decoring process sand casting and die castings
Zinc alloy is an alloy composed of zinc and other elements. Often added alloying elements are aluminum, copper, magnesium, cadmium, lead, titanium and other low-temperature zinc alloys. Zinc alloy has low melting point, good fluidity, easy welding, brazing and plastic processing, corrosion resistance in the atmosphere, and the residual waste is easy to recycle and… Read More »What are the 6 Types of Zinc Alloys
Precision tension control is needed for many types of packaging or labeling machinery. Stretch-wrap machines wrap thin plastic around boxes stacked tall on a pallet, to keep the boxes secure and prevent movement during shipping. Automatic machines also apply plastic labels or film from a large supply roll onto drink containers or other food and… Read More »Four major parts of a packaging or label tension control system
Aluminum copper zinc alloy, also known as aluminum bronze, is a type of metal alloy that contains a mixture of aluminum, copper, and zinc. This alloy is known for its high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent wear resistance. It is commonly used in applications such as marine hardware, pumps, valves, and bearings. Composition of aluminum… Read More »Aluminum Copper Zinc Alloy
A magnetic particle brake and clutch are both types of torque control devices that use the principles of magnetism to control the transfer of rotational force. However, they differ in their design and application. Magnetic particle brake and clutch Basics A magnetic particle clutch is a type of torque control device that uses the principles… Read More »Top 3 differences of magnetic particle brakes and clutches
A belt conveyor and an apron feeder are both types of material handling equipment used to move bulk materials, but they differ in design, operation, and application. Belt conveyor A belt conveyor uses a continuous belt with cleats or bars that run along the surface of the belt to transport materials. The belt is driven… Read More »Belt conveyors and apron feeders
Magnetic particle and hysteresis-type brakes & clutches are used for precision torque & tension control. Both produce smooth, adjustable slip torque, controlled by electrical input. Either type can be used successfully in most applications. But, sometimes one type is much better, due to subtle, but important differences in characteristics. Two benefits of Magnetic Particle Brakes… Read More »Magnetic Particle Brakes vs Hysteresis Brakes