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What Are Auxiliary Equipments?
Auxiliary equipments are secondary devices or systems used to support and enhance the performance of primary machinery and processes. They are essential for optimizing operations, improving efficiency, and ensuring the smooth functioning of various industrial applications. Here’s an overview of different types of auxiliary equipment and their uses:
1. Drying Equipment
Drying equipment is used to remove moisture from materials before processing. This ensures that materials are in the best condition for further use. For instance:
- Hot Air Dryers: These are used to dry plastic materials to prevent moisture-related issues during processing.
2. Material Loading Systems
Material loading systems help automate the transfer and handling of materials, thus increasing efficiency and reducing manual labor. Examples include:
- Vacuum Hopper Loaders: They automatically load materials into processing machines, facilitating a smooth workflow.
3. Blending and Mixing Equipment
Blending and mixing equipment ensure that materials are mixed properly to achieve the desired quality and consistency. Key types include:
- Gravimetric Blenders: These provide precise and consistent mixing based on weight measurements.
- Vertical Batch Colour Mixers: Used for mixing colored materials in the production process.
4. Cooling Systems
Cooling systems maintain optimal temperatures for various processes and equipment. This is crucial for both performance and safety. Examples are:
- Water Cooled Screw Chillers: These chillers are efficient in cooling down processes and equipment.
- Mold Temperature Controllers: Regulate the temperature of molds during plastic molding.
5. Size Reduction Equipment
Size reduction equipment is used to cut down materials to a manageable size, which helps in processing and handling. For example:
- Flake Cutters: These tools cut plastic into smaller flakes.
6. Environmental Control Devices
Environmental control devices manage the conditions within industrial settings to ensure product quality and operational efficiency. Examples include:
- Dehumidifiers: Control humidity levels to prevent issues like mold and ensure consistent quality.
7. Dosing Systems
Dosing systems ensure accurate measurement and delivery of materials, which is essential for consistency in production. For example:
- Volumetric Feeders: These provide precise dosing of materials for various applications.
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