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Upgrade your machines
to benefit from the technological improvements seen on the latest
5000 Bodymakers, moving from the distributed pneumatic pressure
switches and solenoids to the purpose designed and built Beeland
Block system as shown below which incorporates all the equipment
in one compact housing.
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The advantages of the new Beeland
Block incorporates fewer connections therefore fewer leakage points.
All components are surface mounted providing the facility to remove
components without having to remove piping and fittings. The block
itself is screen printed to allow for component identity along with
the CMB part number providing for easy identification and replacement.
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Also included can be the removal
of all on board mounted hydraulic components to the new power pack. |
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Thus freeing up space on the machine
for ease of maintenance and access for changing filters and other
components. |
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As can be seen from the photographs
above and to the left the rear of the machine is now much clearer.
The power pack incorporates its own clean sump, heaters (having
been removed from the bodymaker sump), double pump conversion and
large capacity secondary filter, water removal filters and heaters
as well as the heat exchanger. |
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Further enhancements available from
the refurbishment of your old bodymakers including updates from
the technical bulletins and design advances from the latest 5000
incorporating the tilted toolpack. This provides easier access for
the removal of tooling combined with the advantage of having positive
hydraulic clamping of the dies due to the way the coolant is supplied
to the toolpack area. |
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The introduction
of the leader pin tooling concept which has been found to maintain
the accuracy of the cans with respect to top wall variation over
longer periods than existing systems. Further improvements have
been gained due to the development of one piece primary and secondry
bushings which provide positive alignment of the two bushes. |
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