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News Release from: Primary Fluid Power | Subject: Compair self feed drill units
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 17 February 2000
Complete Self Feed Drilling Systems
introduced
Berendsen's new self feed drill units, supplied by Compair Tools and Equipment, combine an air or electric motor with a double acting pneumatic cylinder and associated control valves in one unit.
Automated drilling systems require a thorough understanding not only of the components from which they are assembled but also of the industry to which they are applied Berendsen have a vast wealth of experience designing pneumatic systems, both conventional and PLC controlled, for a wide variety of industries
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Berendsen have now introduced a range of self feed drills to complement their existing range of pneumatic components and their systems design and production facilities.
Berendsen's new self feed drill units, supplied by Compair Tools & Equipment, combine an air or electric motor with a double acting pneumatic cylinder and associated control valves in one discrete unit.
Depending on the control system and attachments specified these units can be used for drilling, tapping screwdriving or nut running in numerous automated operations.
0.33, 0.5, 1 and 4 Hp motors are available, the largest is suitable for drilling holes up to 28 mm in steel and the total stroke of these units ranges from 70 to 140 mm.
Berendsen's self feed drills are available with a plethora of mounting options making them not only suitable for permanent fitment to dedicated machine tools for long production runs but also equally suitable for short production runs on flexible machines.
Numerous frontend attachments are also offered, further increasing the application possibilities of these units.
This addition to Berendsen's range provides their customers with a complete solution to their automatic drilling requirements from the interpretation and identification of the requirement to the design, manufacture and installation of an appropriate and integrated system.
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