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Home / IMTS 2014: Machine Components, Cleaning, Environmental

IMTS 2014: Machine Components, Cleaning, Environmental

These are the goods needed to run your plant, from the parts to service and monitor your machines, to the components necessary for safe and environmentally responsible operations.

Posted: August 6, 2014

Booth N-6285: Green Line oil mist separators from 3nine are equipped with a front and rear easy to see LED stripe, so that one can always be informed of its operational status. When the oil mist separator is running the LED stripe will shine green and when it is shut off it shines red. When the HEPA filter has around ten days of life left, the LED stripe will intermittently flash blue for three seconds and when the filter is only working with half its capacity, it will intermittently flash blue for ten seconds. (first view)
Booth N-6285: Green Line oil mist separators from 3nine are equipped with a front and rear easy to see LED stripe, so that one can always be informed of its operational status. When the oil mist separator is running the LED stripe will shine green and when it is shut off it shines red. When the HEPA filter has around ten days of life left, the LED stripe will intermittently flash blue for three seconds and when the filter is only working with half its capacity, it will intermittently flash blue for ten seconds. (second view)
Booth N-6789: CECOR Sump Sharks are high-suction sludge vacs that remove collected industrial fluids and solid waste from reservoirs in mere minutes during various commercial, industrial and metalworking processes. No more grueling shoveling and time-consuming, manual cleaning of dirty sumps. Reduce the mess and clean tanks much more quickly, thoroughly and safely. Less machine downtime. Less labor costs. Less risk.
Booth E-5610: A chip conveyor from Hennig.
Booth E-5762: The MunchMan® II twin-steel belt conveyor from Jorgensen Conveyors employs a unique stacked conveyor arrangement at the lower curve and through the incline and chip discharge of the system. The primary and secondary belts run in opposite directions to grab hold of chips and securely carry them up steep inclines, eliminating the risk of conveyor jams caused by chip balls tumbling back down the conveyor. (first view)
Booth E-5762: The MunchMan® II twin-steel belt conveyor from Jorgensen Conveyors employs a unique stacked conveyor arrangement at the lower curve and through the incline and chip discharge of the system. The primary and secondary belts run in opposite directions to grab hold of chips and securely carry them up steep inclines, eliminating the risk of conveyor jams caused by chip balls tumbling back down the conveyor. (second view)
Booth E-5620: The CleanSweep-RM from Mayfran is ideal for conveying most types of chips and turnings with a compact design that will fit almost any machine tool and coolant tank. It is a reduced maintenance alternative to a basic hinge belt conveyor offering increased machine uptime and reduced coolant tank maintenance.
Booth E-5459: The mini Safety Laser Scanner from Tapeswitch makes for a versatile machine guarding device that handles simple area guarding up to complex configurations. Equipped with an easy to use beginner mode, a flexible configuration of the protection zone and warning zone, and a muting, reference boundary feature and disabled zone configurations, the Safety Laser Scanner meets Laser Class 1, Type 3, CAT 3 SIL2 PLd (ISO 13849-1, UL508, UL1998, IEC61508).
Booth E-5459: The new HE line of non-contact safety switches from Tapeswitch features the latest coded magnetic, fully encapsulated, solid state, single point switch options with built-in, dual color, LED status indication. Available in an ABS resin filled or stainless steel housing, in two sizes: HE1 (smaller switch) and HE2 (elongated switch), or the HE-D (Double Switch). 
Booth E-5459: This main Programmable Control Unit (PCU/1) from Tapeswitch is modular and can accept a total of 14 expansion modules, creating a system that can have up to 128 inputs, 16 dual channel safety outputs, and 16 status outputs to handle your machine safety configurations, devices, and networks. An integrated PCU/1 main unit with PCUEU/1 expansion unit is also available for additional multiple failsafe devices.
Booth N-6790: The FZ17 System from Zebra Skimmers is ideal for removing tramp oils from machine tool coolant sumps while introducing oxygen back into the sump to slow down the process of establishing bacteria. The system is flexible enough to service everything from small machine tools up to large boring mills.
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REDUCED MAINTENANCE CONVEYOR INTEGRATES COOLANT CLEANING WITH CHIP REMOVAL
In Booth E-5620, Mayfran International (Cleveland, OH), a global leader in manufacturing conveying systems for a variety of industries, introduces its newest conveyor, the CleanSweep-RM. This equipment is considered to be the best general purpose chip conveyor available to integrate proven coolant cleaning technology with highly effective chip handling and removal.

The unique design of the CleanSweep-RM allows chips and coolant to enter the load area of the conveyor where large chips are carried by the hinge belt and elevated to the discharge hopper. An internal chip handling system removes small chips and fines while a removable screen box cleans the coolant. Reported payback period for the CleanSweep-RM conveyor is reported to be within one year.

A demonstration of the CleanSweep RM.

Established in 1933, Mayfran International is a global leader in providing engineered solutions for chips and coolant management and material handling in metalworking, recycling, solid waste processing, and other applications. Mayfran products convey, filter, separate, shred and process materials and fluids for the automotive, aerospace, consumer products, oil and gas, steel processing, solid waste, pulp and paper, medical products, heavy equipment, recycling and other related industries. Mayfran engineered solutions promote sustainable manufacturing processes, reducing costs while improving overall profitability and competitiveness. www.mayfran.com

SIMPLE TO COMPLEX LASER SCANNER MACHINE GUARDING
In Booth E-5459, Tapeswitch Corporation (Farmington, NY) offers a new programmable, mini safety laser scanner solution for simple through complex machine/area guarding applications. This product line assists the machinery builders/users with a fully zoned and programmable safety laser scanner with two warning ranges and one protective range with the capability of handling up to 16 pattern configurations for complex machine guarding applications.

Tapeswitch offers several lines of non-contact safety switches and system solutions for machine guarding/monitoring in industrial sectors and monitoring in commercial sectors in global markets. The new HE line offers a CAT 4, SIL 3 PLe system, featuring solid state, single point, switch options in either ABS or stainless steel resin filled housing and a single SCU-1 main control unit capable of monitoring up to 30 guards at a CAT 4, SIL 3 PLe safety performance level.

The HE-D switch reduces the amount of wiring for multiple gates and reduces the brackets needed for mounting the switches. The switches offer a CAT 4, SIL 3 PLe safety performance level. It has 2 N/O and 1 N/C bi-directional solid state outputs. The solid state outputs offer simple series connection. They offer a 7mm switching distance and can approach on each other from most angles. The HE switches are IP67 rated. When combined with the single SCU-1 control unit, it is a multi-gate switch solution capable of monitoring up to 30 switches in the series at a CAT 4, SIL 3 PLe safety performance level.

The Programmable Control Unit (PCU) from Tapeswitch is a versatile and cost effective solution for the machine builder, rebuilder, and end user that bridges the gap in-between traditional safety relays and PLC systems by integrating multiple safety devices and machinery locations. This is a viable and cost effective solution to solve applications in the market, such as upgrading traditional safety relays without incurring the higher costs of a PLC system; providing for a custom safety control unit that is capable of handling multiple safety devices in tandem; managing programming of logic control functions for those devices, multiple machinery locations and machine safety integration in tandem; and integration of safety devices with existing PLC systems.

The company offers new PCU safety control units that are a modular series of machine safety control units, making machine safety integration easier and programmable with logic control functions for all your safety devices, such as multiple combinations of mats, edges, bumpers, laser scanners, light curtains, non-contact safety switches, photocells, mechanical switches, emergency stops, two hand controls. The Programmable Control Unit (PCU) is certified up to a CAT 4 SIL CL 3 SIL 3 Ple safety level performance, depending upon the safety device capabilities, system configuration, and installation.

For over 55 years, Tapeswitch has manufactured general purpose signaling switches and presence sensing/sensing/contact detection switch products for industrial and commercial applications; machine safety-rated guarding products for OEM equipment manufacturers, machine builders and users; and custom manufacturing of simple signaling to complex machine guarding applications. www.tapeswitch.com

MAINTAIN MACHINE SUMP, EXTEND COOLANT PERFORMANCE
In Booth N-6790, Zebra Skimmers Corporation (Solon, OH) showcases their new FZ17 Coalescer, an industrial coalescing system used for maintaining machine sump performance while extending maximum coolant performance. This addition to the company’s line of traditional coolant maintenance products offersthe industry’s first adjustable weir system for collecting tramp oils. It has some impressivebenefits that enable shops to adapt the coalescer to work in harmony with their ownmanufacturing environment, anywhere in their operation, without sacrificing the integrity of themanufacturing performance.

The FZ17 Coalescing System combines interchangeable flow restrictors and an adjustable tramp oil weir and collection chamber with a “T” Strainer filter designed for preventing larger types of debris from entering the system. “We designed the FZ17 to be a cost-effective, expandable solution with customizable options to improve operational efficiencies as the industry shifts and manufacturers seek improved methods of improving coolant maintenance performance,” states Steve Davidian, the president of Zebra Skimmers. “Our goal was to redefine point-of-use and develop a flexible solution that would meet these needs and allow for adjustable capabilities as their usage requirements change.”

The FZ17 System is simple, but effective. For example, the authorized user simply walks up to the FZ17, places the intake device into a machine coolant sump, plugs the unit in and waits for tramp oils to accumulate in the oil collection chamber. There are several different intake devices available, as well as 110 v, 220 v, or air pump action.

Headquartered in Solon, Zebra Skimmers is a robust, flexible company with over 18,000 customers worldwide that was built by supporting processes and solving many of the issues associated with coolant maintenance products, coolant management systems and spare parts inventory. The company has sales reps and preferred distributors throughout the U.S., Canada, Argentina, Australia, India, Germany, Mexico, Japan, Thailand and the UK. www.zebraskimmers.com

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