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One example of this is the IMTEX range of valve communication systems that incorporate a 4 to 20mA non-contact feedback transmitter.
Valve position sensors alert operators
Mold-Masters also rolled out its Accu-Valve CX valve gates for production of commodity products and Accu-Valve EX designs for engineering resins.
New valve gates for prototype and production volumes
Opening the valve keeps that gunk from going into the vehicles being fueled.
Tank full of PM
As an actuated ball valve is repeatedly opened and closed, its seals (typically of Teflon[R]) constantly rub against the valve's inner surfaces and wear down over time.
Actuated ball valves: the best choice for food manufacturing? Not necessarily
Cells readily manufacture the nanoscale valves, pumps, and other gadgets that make life work.
Tapping tiny pores: nanovalves control chemical releases
These patented valves are said to be the solutions that the company provides to customers, and are results of working closely with curing engineers in the tire industry.
Curing valves for rubber industry
The combination of 140[degrees]F water with constant circulation (to prevent stagnation) and combination thermostatic/pressure balancing (Type T/P) valve technology is the only reliable way to kill bacteria and maintain sanitary potable water pipes.
Bathing safety for the elderly and disabled: can residents be protected from all hazards posed by bathing water? Technology's answer
Established in 1953 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, Red Valve is one of the world's leading manufacturers of valves for the mining industry, with manufacturing plants and factory offices in North Carolina, the U.
Red valve turns to Sudbury for Canadian manufacturing site
An internal nasal valve is considered to have collapsed when the angle of the valve is less than 10[degrees] to 15[degrees].
Nasal valve collapse
Before the PumpSmart installation, the mill relied on a valve to control flow from the tower's 200-hp fixed-speed pump.
Augusta Newsprint: "Showcase" puts spotlight on energy projects: a Department of Energy-sponsored showcase--to be held at Augusta Newsprint in Augusta, Georgia on March 6 and 7--demonstrates how energy saving technologies can work in a mill environment
When a remote-control valve receives a signal to open or close from an automatic time clock, it does so instantaneously, overcoming a force of considerable water pressure in the process.
SPRINKLERS IN THE PINK KEEP LAWNS GREEN
The Toronto SPV(R) valve offers excellent hemodynamic performance, superior patient survival rates and quicker patient recovery times compared to conventional stented tissue valves.
TISSUE VALVE GETS EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN APPROVALS
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