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HUDSON, Mass., June 27, 2017 -- ANVER Corporation, a leader in vacuum handling technology, introduces a series of easily adjustable pneumatic and electronic vacuum switches for integration into vacuum robotics, automation and material handling systems.
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The vacuum switches reduce pump and motor wear by shutting off systems at set vacuum levels with an easy to use, set-and-forget vacuum control adjustment knob. The barrel features graduation marks for visual reference of the vacuum setting. Both versions offer consistent vacuum on/off hysteresis control. The electric vacuum switch achieves 2” Hg while the pneumatic vacuum switch achieves ½” Hg hysteresis for extremely precise vacuum control. Designed to conserve air flow and energy, ANVER vacuum switches are adjustable, available in normally-open (N.O.) and normally-closed (N.C.) versions.
ANVER pneumatic vacuum switches are available in both N.O. and N.C. versions while ANVER electrical vacuum switches come equipped with a normally-open and normally-closed (SPDT) connection (max. contact current 5AMPs). Ideal pneumatic applications include vacuum air saver, valves, vacuum jet pumps, venturis, and air I/O controls while electric applications include relays, contactors, PLSC controllers, valves, and electrical I/O controls. Push-to-connect fittings on the pneumatic vacuum switches and industry standard ¼” spade terminals on the electric vacuum switches allow easy installation. The pneumatic vacuum switches can handle 15-120 psi on the control port. Threaded vacuum ports (M5 or 10-32 UNF) on each end allow for series of connections or a single vacuum line connection when the supplied threaded plug is inserted into the other end.
For more information, please contact: Franck Vernooy President ANVER Corporation 36 Parmenter Rd. Hudson, MA 01749 Phone: +1-978-568-0221 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.anver.com
