Types and features of air vibrators, delivery examples, selection criteria, and an overview are included. The upcoming "AK Knocker" is also introduced!
This "Product Guide" presents the types and features of air vibrators, along with an overview of "Delivery Examples" and "Selection Guidelines." Additionally, it introduces the groundbreaking product "AK Knocker," which will soon be released and allows for adjustable impact speed (strikes/min) using only compressed air. Air vibrators solve the bottleneck phenomenon that occurs when transporting powders in hoppers, silos, and pipes by supplying compressed air (specifications for each type can be found by searching "Pneumatic Vibrating Device"). They convert compressed air into vibrational energy, enabling comfortable transport of bulk materials! They offer excellent cost performance, are oil-free, and are adopted in various fields [such as milling, food, pharmaceutical factories, and others]. The housing material is hard aluminum AL6061, and the piston is made of stainless steel SUS, ensuring a long lifespan. +α "All in One Knocker" will be released soon! This new type of knocker features a simple structure that allows for adjustment of impact (strikes/min) using only compressed air. *For more details, please refer to the "PDF Download."
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Our company, guided by our business principle of "Sincerity First," which is also the origin of our name, primarily focuses on the sale of domestic machine tools, centered around our group in Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. Additionally, we import high-quality machine tools from overseas as a domestic point of contact. Furthermore, as a manufacturer, we support Japan's manufacturing industry with our "Compressed Air Purifiers," affectionately known as "Mizutori-kun," "Aburatorikun," and "Shitsukitorikun," which contribute to the cleaning of factory air.