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News Release from: Meech International | Subject: Air Saver jets and nozzles
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 19 June 2001
Air jets for part ejection, drying or
chip removal
Air Saver jets and nozzles from Meech Air Technology incorporate external and internal profiles to produce a Coanda effect that entrains surrounding air and can multiply airflow by as much as 25 times
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This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 19 Sep 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Meech releases high thrust jets
Meech Air Technology has released high thrust jets, which use a minute amount of compressed air to generate a high power blow-off force.
For companies who use compressed air, one of the simplest and least expensive ways of saving costs is through the use of optimally efficient nozzles.
Air Saver jets and nozzles from Meech Air Technology incorporate external and internal profiles to produce a Coanda effect that entrains surrounding air and can multiply airflow by as much as 25 times compared to the airflow obtained from an open tube.
This results in a two-fold benefit, the amount of compressed air required is reduced for the same output and noise levels are significantly reduced.
Meech's Air Saver high-thrust jets are ideal for applications such as parts ejection, drying or chip removal because they produce maximum force in relation to air consumption and provide high thrust at distances up to 300mm.
A range of adjustable nozzles is available providing greater airflow and thrust for situations, such as cooling or swarf removal over wide areas, where that is required. Request a free brochure from Meech International ...
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