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Parker Hannifin Ltd

Tachbrook Park Drive
Warwick
CV34 6TU
United Kingdom

Telephone : 01926 317878
Email : parker.uk@parker.com
Web : www.parker.com

Article archive for Parker Hannifin Ltd;

Parker introduces its next generation ultra-compact PSD servo drives(29/03/2015)

Parker's new PSD standalone and multi-axis servo drive is pitched at markets that include food and packaging, material forming, textile, paper, converting and plastics machinery.
Feature rich compact drive is extended to 180kW(25/01/2015)

Parker has extended its AC10 series of compact variable speed drives 180kW. AC10 power ratings now range from 0.2 to 180kW.
Parker air motors now in new power ratings and ATEX certified(14/12/2014)

Parker Hannifin has extended its P1V-M air vane motors range to include two new sizes, namely 900 and 1,200W, combined with new ATEX (II 2 GD C IIC T4) certified variants and a non-gearbox derivative.
Pneumatic handling products from Parker Hannifin(22/05/2014)

Parker Hannifin has introduced a range of handling products for industrial automation applications that complements its existing range of pneumatic products.
Parker Hannifin expands AC30 series drives power and functionality(26/01/2014)

Parker Hannifin’s AC30 series of variable speed ac drives has been extended to cover the range from 0.75kW to 75kW and is also available with a pulse encoder feedback option, bringing closed-loop capabilities to the drive.
Servomotors for mobile applications(30/12/2013)

Parker's GVM range of permanent magnet ac (PMAC) servomotors for mobile applications offers high performance for a variety of vehicle platforms, including large goods vehicles, buses and coaches, commercial vehicles, motorcycles, scooters and watercraft.
Choosing the right Rodless Cylinder Sealing-Band Technology(05/12/2013)

Stainless or plastic seals – you decide!
Electric tubular motors offer alternative to pneumatic actuators(01/12/2013)

Parker’s Electromechanical Division Europe has introduced the ETT Electric Tubular Motor series for linear handling and pick-and-place applications.
Six important considerations when selecting the correct fitting(03/09/2013)

"You’re sure you have a spare box of pneumatic fittings somewhere. You reach into the back of your store cupboard or tool box and you think you have found the fitting that will do the job". But before you launch into using them stop and think, are they fit for purpose?
Be sure to select the right pneumatic tubing(01/09/2013)

Do you remember that box of pneumatic tubing that you used for your last installation? Well you have over half of it left, so surely that will do for your new requirements, right?
Hydraulic cylinder tips part 7: choose the correct piston seals(24/04/2013)

A hydraulic cylinder is at its most efficient when 100 percent of the available hydraulic pressure is applied to the surface of the piston.
Hydraulic cylinder tips part 6: check cylinder alignment(24/04/2013)

A hydraulic cylinder piston rod has a dual function: it transmits the force generated by the fluid acting against the piston, and it guides the direction in which that force is applied.
Hydraulic cylinder tips part 5(12/02/2013)

Cylinder body and end caps The cylinder body and end caps together contain the full hydraulic pressure created by both the hydraulic system and the load under dynamic conditions.
Hydraulics cylinder tips part 4(12/02/2013)

Seal replacement In the face of continually increasing pressure to keep manufacturing costs low in the face of both stiff competition and challenging economic times, equipment operators may choose to replace individual components rather than the complete cylinder.
Fix those leaks for energy savings – Maintenance Tips!(21/12/2012)

Leakage: A major contributing factor to energy wastage in compressed air systems is air leakage. Unlike a leaking water pipe, leakage in a compressed air system can be hidden and thus difficult to track down and fix.