Aluminum Frames eliminate need for pressurizing.
October 24, 2005 -
Machine frames and workstations can be assembled using modular T-slotted aluminum extrusions that also act as manifold. Frames can be turned into manifold by capping off ends of extrusion with pressure manifold plates, which are made from clear anodized aluminum and can withstand up to 150 psi of positive or negative pressure. Pressure manifold plates can be side or end-mounted, and come complete with gaskets and mounting hardware.
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Original Press release
80/20, Inc.
1701 S. 400 E.
Columbia City, IN, 46725
USA
Pressurize Machine Frames
Pressurizing a machine frame or workstation can be an invasive, cluttered and potentially harmful process with all the airline and hoses required. Avoid this additional expense and hassle by assembling your next machine frame or workstation with modular T-Slotted aluminum extrusions that also act as a manifold.
80/20 frames can easily be turned into a manifold by simply capping off the ends of the extrusion with pressure manifold plates. Plates are made from clear anodized aluminum and can withstand up to 150 psi of positive or negative pressure. Pressure manifold plates can be side or end-mounted, and come complete with gaskets and mounting hardware. The next time a machine frame or workstation is needed, eliminate the burden of unnecessary pneumatic lines and utilize the frame itself as a manifold by using T-slotted aluminum extrusions.
To learn more about 80/20's Industrial Erector Set or to request a free catalog, visit www.8020.net or contact:
80/20 Inc.
1701 South 400 East
Columbia City, IN 46725-8753
Phone: 260-248-8030 or 877-248-8020
Fax: 260-248.8029 E-mail: jclark@8020.net
Web Site: www.8020.net
Contact: Julie Clark
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