PNEUMATIC HYDRAULIC CONTROLS FOR

Brand Owner Address Description
FRANRICA JOHN BEAN TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION 70 W. Madison St, Suite 4400 Chicago IL 60602 PNEUMATIC AND HYDRAULIC CONTROLS FOR PRESSURE, TEMPERATURE, VACUUM, LIQUID LEVEL AND DENSITY, INSTRUMENT PANELS FOR USE IN MANUFACTURE PROCESSING OF FOOD,[ DRUGS, ] BEVERAGES AND CHEMICALS; AND METERING APPARATUS FOR METERING PREDETERMINED AMOUNTS OF CHEMICAL CLEANING AGENT FROM THE STORAGE TANK TO THE MIXING TANK;METAL SUPPORT STRUCTURES-NAMELY, LEGS, PLATFORMS, BRACKETS, AND TOWERS, FOR MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURE PROCESSING OF FOOD, [ DRUGS, ] BEVERAGES AND CHEMICALS; CONTAINER UNLOADING, FILLING AND CLEANING APPARATUS; FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SIZING APPARATUS; FOOD WASHING APPARATUS; FOOD AND CONTAINER CONVEYORS; FOOD PREPARATION APPARATUS-NAMELY, [ FISH FILLETING APPARATUS; ] [ COMMERCIAL FOOD BLENDERS AND MIXERS; ] PROCESS PUMPS, VALVES AND PUMP FEED SCREWS; [ SIZE REDUCERS FOR EMULSIONS, COLLOIDS AND PARTICULATE MATTER; ] PUMPS FOR PUMPING CHEMICAL CLEANING SOLUTIONS THROUGH VESSELS, PIPELINES, VALVES AND FITTINGS, AND PUMPS USED IN PROCESSING FOOD, [ DRUGS, ] BEVERAGES AND CHEMICALS, CONCENTRATORS FOR INCREASING THE VISCOSITY OF FOODS, BEVERAGES, [ DRUGS, ] AND CHEMICALS;METAL PROCESS VESSELS-NAMELY, FEED TANKS, HOT AND COLD HOLD PROCESS TANKS, HOLD TANKS, HOPPERS; METAL STORAGE TANKS FOR CHEMICAL CLEANING AGENTS; AND METAL MIXING TANKS FOR MIXING CHEMICAL CLEANING AGENTS WITH WATER TO FORM A CLEANING SOLUTION;HEAT EXCHANGERS FOR FOOD, BEVERAGE, [ PHARMACEUTICAL ] AND CHEMICAL PROCESSING-NAMELY, COOLERS, EVAPORATORS, HEATERS, BLANCHERS; AND ASEPTIC PROCESSING, STORAGE AND PACKAGING EQUIPMENT-NAMELY, ASEPTIC COOLERS, ASEPTIC HEAT EXCHANGERS, ASEPTIC VALVES AND FITTINGS, ASEPTIC PIPING, ASEPTIC TANKS, ASEPTIC PACKAGE FILLERS, AND ASEPTIC PACKAGE STERILIZERS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An air driven hydraulic pump includes two opposed cylinders to either side of a center section. Two pneumatic pistons are slidable in the opposed cylinders and are coupled with one another by a common shaft extending through the center section. The pneumatic pistons ride in the opposed pneumatic cylinders and include hydraulic plungers extending therefrom. Cylinder heads integral with the cylinders provide hydraulic cylinders aligned with the hydraulic plungers. An air valve delivers pneumatic pressure to alternate sides of both pneumatic pistons such that the forces on the pistons are additive alternately in each direction.