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PennAir partners with Norgren to offer a NEW compact guided electric actuators are designed with a similar size, construction, and body of a pneumatic actuator in order to accommodate tight spaces for a diverse range of applications. These actuators are based on simplifying converting a pneumatic application to electric motion. With multiple screw and...
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PennAir partners with Dorner Conveyors to deliver kick@$$ conveying solutions for ready-to-eat foods. Dorner has experience with ready-to-eat foods such as sandwiches, meals, parfait cups, salads and more. They understand that these produces require conveyors that can be efficiently and effectively cleaned and sanitized over the lifetime of the equipment. Also, all parts of the...
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PennAir partners with Dorner Conveyors to deliver kick@$$ conveying solutions for ready-to-eat foods. Dorner has experience with ready-to-eat foods such as sandwiches, meals, parfait cups, salads and more. They understand that these produces require conveyors that can be efficiently and effectively cleaned and sanitized over the lifetime of the equipment. Also, all parts of the...
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Food safety is always an important issue when it comes to meat, poultry and all types of food processing. Dorner’s sanitary conveyors are designed with the safety of your product, customers and employees in mind. With new risks for processing employees due to COVID-19, employee safety is now more important than ever. It is necessary to
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Many industrial air compression systems are located outside or in minimally insulated facilities. During the spring and fall, this location helps the compression system maintain its ideal operating temperature ranges from about 40 to 95° Fahrenheit. In the winter, however, temperatures may drop well below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and remain low for long periods of time.
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Whether your equipment utilizes oil or grease, there are some best practices and things to consider when preparing for the winter months ahead. At really low temperatures oil can congeal and stop flowing.  When this happens, preventable wear and tear is occurring in your equipment.  The same is true for greaseable lubrication points, as well. 
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Many industrial air compression systems are located outside or in minimally insulated facilities. During the spring and fall, this location helps the compression system maintain its ideal operating temperature ranges from about 40 to 95° Fahrenheit. In the winter, however, temperatures may drop well below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and remain low for long periods of time.
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