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News Release from: Deublin | Subject: Rotating unions
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 April 2005
Meeting The Needs Of Compact Presses
Recent advances in the design of printing presses and paper machines have extended the range of rotating unions, which are described in a new catalogue available from Deublin.
Recent advances in the design of printing presses and paper machines have extended the range of rotating unions, which are described in a new catalogue available from Deublin Those precision-engineered products allow water, steam, air, coolant, hot oil or other media to be conveyed from a stationary source in to rotating machinery, such as printing presses
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 26 Jan 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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According to Deublin, with cost reduction and resource management uppermost in mind, press manufacturers are building more compact machines, but with broader paper widths.
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As a result the range of rotating unions from Deublin is now claimed to include nickel plated and low torque designs, extended life sealing options for poor water quality applications, as well as 'lubricated for life' versions.
The range is described in a 56-page colour catalogue, which includes full specifications, dimension tables and cut-away illustrations.
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