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R PLUS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD
Product Description :
Rplus pneumatic thermal cutters are designed for plastic molding and specified configuration. A designed pair of thermal knifes with a suitable heating rate, the unique design will reduce the heating time and reach the setting temperature in few seconds. The shearing is driven by a dual rod cylinder with 0.15~1Mpa range pressure.
Knifes are made by alloy special steel with heat-treatment. The heating capacity is 150W within 8mmx35mm heating bars , the range is 60~350C. The dual rod cylinder drives the thermal knifes will lead to a stable shearing effect, as well as higher efficiency, reduce the loss, faster shearing and depends on different type of plastic can be set variable heating temperature.
For modern manufacturing, we can integrate on a robot arm and automatically processing line.
Examples of widely application as head lamp of automobile,optical lens, acrylic products and Polycarbonate,etc. We forward to offer a safer , easier and efficiency tools.
Parjet Co.,Ltd.
Product Description :
HiPerSeal®, aka Spring Energized Seal and Teflon Spring Seal, is a U-shaped machined performance polymer that utilizes a single spring energizer to provide force for the sealing lips. The seal jacket is made from PTFE compounds using high-performance polymer fillers to enhance overall spring seal life and wear resistance properties. The system pressure ultimately increases the sealing force and creates a leak tight seal. Because the spring loaded seal utilizes a spring, slight misalignment is tolerated, and the sealing force and jacket wear is more consistent. Spring energizers are available in corrosion resistant metal alloys such as stainless steel, Elgiloy and Hastelloy to meet the most serious corrosive and high temperature applications. We offer a wide variety of springs energizers including Canted Coil springs, Helical springs and Cantilever springs. For more information, you may refer to the tab "Spring" under "Products".
