Air Bearing and Caster Information - Where Does the
Shop Compressed Air Supply Connect?
Air bearing systems are powered by regular compressed air that runs
around most industrial facilities.
All of our systems and air other powered products have an air inlet port,
or flow control manifold, to connect the shop compressed air supply to.
In the case of air bearing systems using, say, a four or six station
setup, the shop compressed air supply would connect directly to an air
flow control manifold. An on/off ball valve on the manifold then controls
the air flow to the air flow control valves on each load module.
Individual air bearing control is then applied at the air flow control
valves.
In the case of air bearing systems that are controlled via remote
control, the shop compressed air supply is connected directly to the inlet
port of the remote control unit. The remote control unit then controls
the air flow to each individual load module and air bearing.
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support team is always ready to answer questions on air bearing and air
caster load moving systems. Please don't hesitate to contact us for
fast, friendly, and no obligation info to suit your needs and specs. Or
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