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Oct

 

Gravity conveyors – Table Ball

 
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The table is a table ball handling steel ball that allows the manipulation and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom (boxes, cartons, crates, boxes, …) until 60 kg / m².
This table allows multidirectional movement of objects.

It is suitable for any circuit gravity or motorized.

She moved between two devices at the output of machine or end of string.

Specifications

Chassis:
• metalwork folded sheet thickness 20/10

Balls:
• Flanged Steel Ø20

Load capacity:
• per square meter: 60 kg
• per ball: 20 kg

Operating Principles

• Accumulation and storage at the end of string: gravity (slope required 5 to 6%, adjusting for adjustable feet).
• Transfer at 90 ° thrust of the operator.
• No maximum (space between two rows of balls): 1 / 3 the size of the load carried.

Accessories

• Support feet to set the ground
• Rives flat 100 mm

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

7
Oct

 

TRS expandable roller / roller

 
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The TRS is an extensible conveyor gravity roller or rollers for the transport and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom or having reinforcing strips (boxes, cartons, crates, bins ,…), up to 50 kg / m . It is ideal for temporary or progressive joining workstation, loading or unloading trucks.

Specifications

Chassis:
• metal framing and galvanized steel spacers 20/10 th , mounted on extendable legs with wheels Rollers / Wheels: • Rollers: Ø48 plastic shaft Ø8 smooth PVC spacers and 12 / 9, Roll: Ø50 plastic or steel.


Operating Principles

• Slope needed: 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet)
• Width (N) minimum width of the load + 100 mm.
Accessories

• Feet media: SDM wheels

 

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

7
Oct

 

Gravity Conveyors – SPO

 
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The SPO is a gravity roller door steel or plastic which allows the passage of personnel or equipment in a circuit of continuous handling. It is adaptable to our range SRA and SRK designed for the transport and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom or having reinforcing strips (boxes, cartons, crates, boxes, …) up to 180 Kg / m.

Equipped roller ball bearing handling this product, negligible wear and low noise is designed for easy maintenance (replacement snapshot of Roller axes through spring).

Specifications

Chassis:
Frame • galvanized steel 20/10 height (H) 90mm, steel spacers

Rolls:
• Ø50 plastic (model RPL) or galvanized steel (model RLA), axis smooth Ø8 spring, ball bearing handling

Standard elements:

 

 

 

 

Load capacity:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operating Principles

• For gravity gradient required 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet)
• No maximum (center distance rolls): 1 / 3 the length of the load transported
• Width (N) minimum width of the load + 50mm

Accessories

• Support feet to set the ground
Guides • Bilateral Ø20 tubular steel
• Rives guide: for angle steel
• End stop: fixed, roller, retractable
• Dressing

 

 

 

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

7
Oct

 

Gravity Conveyors – SRA-SRK

 
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The SRA and SRK are curved gravity conveyors roller steel or plastics that allow the transport and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom or having reinforcing strips (boxes, cartons, crates, boxes, …) until to 180 Kg / m . Equipped with roller bearings for handling this product, negligible wear and low noise is designed for easy maintenance (replacement snapshot of Roller axes through spring).

pecifications

Chassis:
Frame • Metal Flange thickness 20/10th height (H) 90mm, steel spacers. Rollers: • Ø50 or Ø60, plastic (except Ø60 model RPL) or galvanized steel (model RLA), axis smooth spring Ø8, Ball Bearing handling.

Standard Elements:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Load capacity:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operating Principles

• For gravity gradient required 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet)
• No maximum (center distance rolls): 1 / 3 the length of the load transported
• Width (N) minimum width of the load + 50mm
• Version curve: differential effect obtained by double row cylindrical roller

Accessories

• Support feet to set the ground
Guides • Bilateral Ø20 tubular steel
• Rives guide: for angle steel
• End stop: fixed, roller, retractable
• Dress
• lift gate

 

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

6
Oct

 

Gravity conveyors – TRS

 
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Gravity conveyor and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom. Roller conveyor plastic or steel Ø 50 or 60 for loads up 160 kg / m.

Easy maintenance: spring rolls with axis. Contact own: no fat.

Specifications

Chassis:

  • Metal frame with “L”, 20/10 stainless, steel spacers

Coating:

  • Blue epoxy paint (other colors optional).

Rolls:

  • Ø50 or 60 plastic (model RPL) or galvanized steel (model RLA), axis smooth spring Ø10 or 12 ball bearing handling.

Operating Principles
  • Gravity: slope required 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet).
  • No maximum (center distance): 1 / 3 the length of the load carried.
  • Width (W) Minimum width of the load 50 mm.
  • Version curve: differential effect obtained by double row cylindrical roller.

Accessories
  • Support to set foot on the ground: GCS, SLM, roller SDM
  • Guides Bilateral tube Ø25, 35 square
  • End stop: fixed, removable
  • Balanced gate: allows the passage of personnel or equipment in a circuit
Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

6
Oct

 

Gravity conveyors – KIT

 
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The Kit is a gravity roller conveyor plastic or steel that allows the transport and accumulation of any object with a flat bottom or having reinforcing strips (boxes, cartons, crates, boxes, …), weighing up to 120 kg / m.
Sold as a kit, assembly is quick and easy (15 minutes).
Equipped with roller bearings for handling this product, negligible wear and low noise is designed for easy maintenance (replacement snapshot of Roller axes through spring).
Available within 72 hours in length 1000, 1500 and 2000mm.

Specifications

Chassis:
• metalwork folded sheet thickness 20/10th height (H) 90 mm, steel spacers.

Rolls:
• Ø 50 plastic (model RPL) or electro galvanized steel (model RLA), shaft Ø 8 smooth spring, ball bearing handling.

 

Standard elements:

Operating Principles

• For gravity gradient required 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet)
• No maximum (center distance): 1 / 3 the length of the load carried.
• Width (N) minimum width of the load + 50 mm.

Accessories

Support feet: to be set on the ground, height adjustable from 750 to 900 mm roller
• Positive stop, height 35mm
• Rives guide: in steel angle, height 35m

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

6
Oct

 

Gravity conveyors – Micro TRS

 
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Gravity conveyor specialist in small loads.Transport and accumulation gravity of any object with a flat bottom, rigid and small. Roller conveyor plastic or steel for loads up 30 kg / m. The width of the device must be higher by at least 100 mm to the width of the load. Brake limited thanks to ball bearings. Easy maintenance: instant replacement rolls (spring axis).

Specifications

Chassis:

• metalwork “L”, 20/10 stainless, steel spacers

Coating:
• Epoxy painted blue.

Rolls:
• Ø20 plastic (model RPL) or galvanized steel (model RLA), smooth shaft Ø6 spring, ball bearing handling.

Specifications

Chassis:

• metalwork “L”, 20/10 stainless, steel spacers

Coating:
• Epoxy painted blue.

Rolls:
• Ø20 plastic (model RPL) or galvanized steel (model RLA), smooth shaft Ø6 spring, ball bearing handling.

Operating Principles

• For gravity gradient required 5 to 6% (adjusted by adjustable feet).
• No maximum (center distance): 1 / 3 the length of the load carried.
• Width (L) Minimum width of the load 50 mm.
• Version curve: differential effect obtained by double row cylindrical roller.

Accessories

Support feet set in the ground: SAN, SCM.
• bilateral Guides: Ø12 round.
• End stop: fixed, retractable.

 

Category: Roller conveyorTags: gravity
 

11
Aug

 

The Bose-Einstein condensates in free fall

 
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ultracold atoms in an elevator ? It is now possible . Next step : the satellite …

I was sitting on a chair in the Patent Office in Bern when suddenly I had an idea: when a man is in free fall, he does not feel his own weight . I was amazed . This simple thought experiment made a deep impression to me and took me to the theory of gravitation .
Albert Einstein , Kyoto , 1922

This is the idea that Einstein founded the theory of general relativity : a man trapped in an elevator in free fall not clear if he does not feel its weight because the elevator in free fall , or because that it is jettisoned in space, weightless. In other words , we can not distinguish the gravity of another type of acceleration . Today , physicists wonder about the validity of this ” principle of equivalence ” in the quantum domain . Tim van Zoest , of the Leibniz University in Hanover, and his colleagues have developed a device that would allow them to test this principle on a Bose- Einstein.

Provided by quantum physics , this peculiar state of matter – thousands of atoms cooled to the point where they are all in the same quantum state – is produced in the laboratory for fifteen years: the atoms are cooled laser , then in a magnetic trap . Slow down , they cool down to a few billionths of a degree above absolute zero . The experimental usual fills a room full of vacuum chambers, large magnetic coils , tables and optical electronics.

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Category: physicsTags: atom chip, elevator, gravity, magnetic field, quantum physics
 

8
Jun

 

The quasars, galaxies babies

 
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Astronomers, including members of the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen have managed to observe the most distant quasars in the primary universe, dating from about 800 million years after the Big Bang. Their discovery was published in the scientific journal Nature.

The existence of quasars have been discovered in the early sixties. It was thought that this was a particular form of stars, distant sources emit electromagnetic energy and radio waves. They were then called quasars, for quasi-stellar. The light they emit is however very different from that emitted by normal stars: it was discovered in the eighties it was gigantic black holes surrounded by a galaxy of the primary universe.

Black holes are stellar bodies whose mass is between 100 million and 10 billion times the Sun. A disk of gas and dust rotates around this huge black hole inside the ring rotating faster than the outside. This results in friction between these particles, which creates the heat and light. Near the black hole, these particles are heated so that they emit X-rays away from the center of the ultraviolet light, then visible, and finally infrared rays. Even if the radiation from very small places, the size of our solar system, they are so powerful they can be seen from afar.

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Category: Astronomy and AstrophysicsTags: electromagnetic, gravity, quasars, X-rays
 

1
Jun

 

Installation of the parable of the Sardinia Radio Telescope

 
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Last Saturday, May 22, 2010, was uneventful the installation of the parable of one of the largest radio telescopes in the world: the SRT (Sardinia Radio Telescope). Pranu Located Sagun, based 35 km from Cagliari , south of Sardinia, the telescope will be inaugurated in December this year. It will be a unique structure in Europe and will monitor the activities of radio sources dispersed in the universe with a minimum wavelength of 3 mm, corresponding to 100 GHz.

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Category: spaceTags: gravity, radio sources, SRT
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