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Posts Tagged ‘Actuators’

Actuators

Wednesday, January 20, 2010
posted by John Koss

An actuator is a mechanical device intended for controlling or moving a mechanism or system.  An actuator is typically a mechanical device that takes energy, usually transported by air, electric current, or liquid, and then converts that into a type of motion.

Koss Industrial carries a wide selections of actuators; both double acting and spring return actuators.

Steam Ball Valves

Monday, November 9, 2009
posted by John Koss

Schubert & Salzer 7010 Shut Off Valves --  Steam Ball ValvesSchubert & Salzer has the 7010 shut off valve that is also in the steam capable.  These steam ball valves are not only ideal for steam, but they are ideal for water, gases, and other aggressive media.  Pressures to 580 psi and temperatures to 430° F.  Highest Temperatures and Pressures from any angle valve manufacturer.  Materials include 316L stainless steel, bronze and brass.  Actuators are available in a hardened chrome plated alloy, stainless steel and polymer.  End connections include NPT, ANSI flanges, socket weld, butt weld, tri-clamp, tube ends, etc. Sizes ¼” through 3”.

How the World Moves

Tuesday, October 6, 2009
posted by MyStainlessKitchen

actuator

Virtually nothing in the world would be possible without the presence of actuators, but few people know what they actually are. An actuator is simply a device that is responsible for the movement or control of a mechanism or other system. They use energy from a source, such as electricity, and convert it into some form of motion. Because of this broad definition, there are many things that fall under this umbrella term.

As is evident, there is a variety if actuators utilized in mechanics, engineering and other sciences. However, the term also applies to everyday things as simple as a gripping tool or light switch. Human muscles are even classified as actuators, as they convert the energy stored in the body into movement.

SRC Valves

Sunday, September 20, 2009
posted by John Koss

What air-operated seat valve has both a sanitary & flexible design allowing a wide field of applications?  Well, that would be the Sanitary Remote-Controlled Valve–the SRC Valve.

The SRC valve is remote-controlled by compressed air.  This valve also has movable parts which makes the SRC Valve a very reliable valve.  The SRC has several body combinations including, but not limited to, shut-off, cross, & divert.

The standard SRC valve consists of the actuator, lip seal, plug, and valve bodies.  The valve has the welding ends as a standard feature.

Actuators

Monday, July 20, 2009
posted by John Koss

ActuatorsAn actuator is a mechanical device for moving or controlling a mechanism or system.  An actuator typically is a mechanical device that takes energy, usually created by air, electricity, or liquid, and converts that into some kind of motion.

Actuators can create a linear motion, rotary motion, or oscillatory motion.  That is, they can create motion in one direction, in a circular motion, or in opposite directions at regular intervals.