Showing posts with label Rotary vane actuator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rotary vane actuator. Show all posts

Rugged Reliability: Kinetrol Actuators Thrive in Cement Plant Extremes

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Introduction: In heavy industries like cement manufacturing, equipment is pushed to its limits by dust, heat, and constant vibration. At a ...

Redefining Reliability: Kinetrol and the Makings of an Exceptional Brand

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A successful brand shapes how people perceive a company, its products, and the value it promises to deliver. It goes beyond a simple logo or...

Kinetrol Rotary Vane Actuators. Simply the Best.

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Kinetrol rotary vane actuators have a well earned, and long established, reputation for  performing where other pneumatic actuators fail. W...

The Top Five Reasons Why Kinetrol is a Better Choice Than Rack and Pinion Actuators

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1. Rotary vane actuators do not convert linear motion to rotary motion, unlike rack and pinion actuators.  No additional gearing is requ...

The Most Reliable 1/4 Turn Pneumatic Actuator on the Market Today. Period.

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With millions of actuators performing reliably around the world, the Kinetrol vane actuator's outstanding cycle life, smooth and precis...

Pneumatic Valve and Damper Actuators: A Design Comparison

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Industrial valves, dampers and louvers are operated either electrically or pneumatically. This post compares the three major categories of  ...

Kinetrol Actuator Feature Video

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Here's a new Kinetrol vane actuator feature video. Please take a minute to watch. Hope you enjoy.

Vane, Shaft and Seal Design: The Critical Difference in Pneumatic Rotary Valve Actuators

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Click images for larger view. The vane actuator produces rotary motion through the application of air pressure to a "vane' at...

How Kinetrol Pneumatic Rotary Vane Actuators Work

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Kinetrol pneumatic rotary vane actuators use a one piece vane and shaft produce rotary torque on the shaft output drive. The vane is assemb...

9 Kinetrol Features Providing Unmatched Actuator Performance

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Long life epoxy or PTFE internal finish Easy stop adjustment at each end of stroke for accurate seating Corrosion resistant zinc (non-inc...

Dampers and Louvers Used in Power Plants, Refineries, Boilers, and Furnaces

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Parallel damper with electric actuator. A damper (otherwise known as a louvre) is a multi-element flow control device generally used t...

Shark-Tested Rotary Vane Actuators

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For those of you who live under a rock, Shark Week  is a week long TV programming block put on by the Discovery Channel . Usually occur...

How Kinetrol Pneumatic Rotary Vane Actuators Work

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Kinetrol pneumatic rotary vane actuators use a one piece vane and shaft produce rotary torque on the shaft output drive. The vane is assemb...

Industrial Dampers and Drives

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Round dampers with pneumatic vane type drives. By definition, a damper is a device used to control pressure, flow, or flow direction i...

Why Vane Actuators Are Better - We'll Make This Easy

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With millions of actuators performing reliably around the world, the Kinetrol vane actuators ' outstanding cycle life, smooth and precis...

Lower Total-Cost-of-Ownership in Poor Process Environments with Pneumatic Vane Actuators

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Design advantages for use in poor process conditions (click for larger view). Clean, dry instrument air is critical for pneumatic instru...

Avoid Fretting and Backlash with Rotary Vane Actuators

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Fretting and backlash shorten actuator life and negatively affects controllability over time. The American Society for Metals Handboo...

Rotary Vane Valve Actuators

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Rotary vane actuator A rotary vane actuator is simply a part of an automated valve assembly: its role is to change the position of the v...