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ATL-5000 automates tube bundle cleaning
The ATL-5000, a new, automated water jet system from NLB Corp., cleans tube bundles 3 times faster than manual methods. High-pressure water (up to 20,000 psi, or 1,400 bar) from rigid lances clears five tubes at once of hardened debris. The system is self-contained, with all movements controlled from a climate-controlled operator station.
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Polycarbonate-Encased Bulk Bag Unloader Can Cut Process-Area Contamination
National Bulk Equipment's new bulk bag unloader system is designed for use in highly contaminant-sensitive process areas handling bulk materials known to generate combustible dusts. A 9.525mm, polycarbonate encasement surrounds the bulk bag unloader to prevent migrant dusts that piggyback on the exterior of bulk bags from becoming airborne and entering the work zone during bag conditioning and bag collapse.
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New Needle Valves Feature An Integrated Stem And PTFE Seat
Hayward Flow Control's new NVA Series Needle Valves replace the old-style NV Series. The NVA Series features an integrated stem/PTFE seat for improved control and performance. Also incorporated in the new design are flanges for mounting panels. Sizes range from ¼" (DN8) to ½" (DN10). Available materials include PVC and GFPP with FPM seals.
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Reference Recorder Displays Differential Pressure To 0.025% Accuracy
Crystal Engineering has added a free quarterly update to its nVision Reference Recorder. This update enables the intrinsically safe, handheld field calibrator to graph and record average and differential pressure data.
The nVision can now display, record and graph differential pressure to an accuracy of 0.025% of the differential reading up to 300 psi static, 0.05% up to 3,000 psi static and 0.1% up to 10,000 psi static pressure. The nVision can also record 500,000 data points from each of its two modular sensors, simultaneously. It takes these measurements as frequently as every 0.1 second, without any change in accuracy between -20°C and 50°C.
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