Electrical industry - Import export

Non-rotating asset components seldom receive the routine surveillance they need Hydraulic systems represent another way industry converts electricity to mechanical energy. A pump, normally powered by an electric motor, moves hydraulic fluid through a system. The system is typically made up of a reservoir to hold the hydraulic fluid, high pressure lines to carry the fluid, control valves that ensure the fluid is sent where needed, relief valves for safety, and cylinders to produce mechanical energy. The pump and motor receive attention while the balance of the system is run-to-failure. Ultrasound testing could change this lackadaisical approach; especially considering its versatility, ease of use, and applicability to most hydraulic defects. External and Internal Leaks External leaks can often be found by visual inspection. Some external leaks, like a ruptured hose or fitting, are easy to spot. Simply follow the trail of spilled oil. Others are not so obvious.

Traction batteries are used in the electric-powered load carrier vehicles, forklifts and cleaning vehicles operated especially in indoor areas.
We have produce 2V water-activated traction batteries with tubular positive plates and battery cells from 100 (C5) Amperes to 1550 (C5) Amperes.
These batteries are high capacity, long lasting batteries. Cases and covers are made of polypropylen material and they are resistant to acids and its impacts). Fields of Application heavy industrial electrical applications: - Electric forklift trucks - Electric tractors - Large industrial cleaning machines - Aerial platforms

As one of the largest chimney constructors in the world with over 100 years of experience and more than 10,000 installations worldwide, Hamon Custodis is the company of choice for electric power clients and industrial clients who demand superior quality, long-lasting performance and the utmost operating safety from their chimneys.At Hamon Custodis we offer state-of-the-art computerized design capabilities that reflect the latest industry standards and codes. Our direct involvement and active participation with ACI, ASCE, ASME and CICIND chimney committees further ensures we are up to date regarding the latest standards and practices governing chimney design and construction.We are committed to involvement on the ground floor of a project during planning and permitting stages that include initial analysis of operating conditions and conceptual chimney design along with budget pricing.