December 2001

The UHL-09 is now available. The new 1-1/16" bore size provides excellent radial and side-loading capabilities, as well as large axial, radial, and cross moments. Read more about the High Load Ultran here, or download the .pdf.

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E3X-NA is an upgrade of the popular E3X-A series. Like the E3X-A series, the E3X-NA was developed to address high volume projects that require a low cost solution and basic sensing functions. Click here to read more.

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Click here for details on the G3PC
Download the G3PC .pdf

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Omron's new G9SB safety relay units take up less width in control panels than comparable products. The 2-pole model measures 17.5 mm (down from 22.5 mm) and the 3-pole model measures 22.5 mm (down from 45 mm). All are designed to support safety Category 3 or 4 installations, so you can partner them with Omron's safety light curtains, safety door switches, and emergency stop pushbuttons for an integrated protection system. Read about features and benefits here, or download the G9SB .pdf.

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Pressure drop, or flow loss in compressed air systems, are common problems we hear about regularly.

The following are factors that may contribute to the problem:

Addition of new equipment to the system that requires air to operate.
Improperly sized fittings, hoses, or airline distribution system.
Clogged airline filters.
Compressed air dryer freeze-up.
Air line freeze up (in cold weather).
Valves not operating properly.
Compressors undersized.
Regulators installed backwards.
Addition of venturi style vacuum pumps.
Timed drain valves sticking open.

If you need help in evaluating problems with your compressed air system, give us a call at (908) 464-4800 or visit our tech support page.

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