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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
* Extend bearing life and cut operating cost by eliminating hammering and pounding to cold-mount bearings | |||
* Works on bearings, sprockets, gears, couplings, sleeves | |||
* Reduces risk to operator from flames, torches or oil baths | |||
* Demagnetizes bearings – easy to use, ready in minutes | |||
* Bearing capacity: 8” x 22” O.D. (32”OD with optional raising blocks) | |||
* All Bearing heaters are single phase units | |||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 25 August 2012
Bearing Heaters are very similar with Induction Heaters which are used for bearings and other objects allow precise setting of time or temperature to prevent premature bearing failures due to overheating. Temperature probe continuously measures and screen displays actual temperature. "Stand by" feature permits holding temperature at pre-set level for an indefinite time. Automatically demagnetizes work pieces after heating. Light and buzzer signal termination of heating/demagnetizing cycle.
Features
- Extend bearing life and cut operating cost by eliminating hammering and pounding to cold-mount bearings
- Works on bearings, sprockets, gears, couplings, sleeves
- Reduces risk to operator from flames, torches or oil baths
- Demagnetizes bearings – easy to use, ready in minutes
- Bearing capacity: 8” x 22” O.D. (32”OD with optional raising blocks)
- All Bearing heaters are single phase units
Specifications
• Voltage: 440V (20 amps) • Standard Cross Bar: 1-1/4", 3" • Optional Cross Bar: 3/4", 1", 2" • Weight: 200 Lbs.
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