Move the piston up and down with air to generate vibrations! The vibrations, similar to tapping the stem, will remove the cause of the sticking.
Introducing the "Linear Motion Vibrator" used in pharmacies. It generates vibrations by moving a piston up and down with air pressure. The vibrations strike the disk area, removing the causes of adhesion. The piston weighs 800g and reciprocates approximately 2,900 to 4,000 times per minute, depending on the air pressure. 【Features】 - Generates vibrations by moving the piston up and down with air. - Strikes the disk area with vibrations to remove the causes of adhesion. - The piston weighs 800g and reciprocates approximately 2,900 to 4,000 times per minute, depending on the air pressure. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Fujifarmanite was established in 1978 as a specialized company for leak repair through a joint venture between Fuji Electric Construction Co., Ltd. (now Fuji Electric E&C Co., Ltd.) and the British company Farmanite. The "Leak Seal" provided by Farmanite addresses leaks of various fluids (steam, air, oil, gas, etc.) in heat sources, power sources, and product manufacturing processes, and is widely used across various industrial sectors. From the perspective of plant maintenance, we have also launched new services such as "Composite Repair," aimed at restoring the strength of thinned pipes, and "Farmaise," which opens stuck valves due to vibration. Our excellent technicians provide high-quality services using the unique technology of the British company Farmanite.