Push-pull trains - Import export

The driving unit of the type 20-101-105 is a traction device designed to push or pull transportation trains on overhead monorails with the cross-section profiles of I-155, I140E or 140V. Typical applications include traction of energy trains with electric equipment, dust extraction appliances, cooling systems, etc. that are moved in pace with the coal face advance. The unit can be operated on running monorails made up of rails with the maximum longitudinal load to rail joints of 60 kN. The driving unit are installed in underground mines, in methane and non-methane areas.

Rigid chains, chains that prevent bending back or chains that do not bend on one side stand out with their compact design. Thrust chains convert translational motion into rotation and vice versa. They are suitable for transmitting tensile and compressive forces that do not require chain guides. Push-pull chains can be used as a solution in many applications. Wherever the limits of traditional roller chains or drive components are reached (e.g. in tight spaces) push pull chains can provide a versatile solution in many different situations.

Pull Push closure suitable for 28/410 screw size. Sealing: cone type Colour: per request

Modern aircraft require dependable, high quality wire connection systems that play a crucial role in flight control performance to ensure safe transport of passengers and goods. Our high tolerance shaped wire is engineered for the production of push-pull mechanisms and custom cable assemblies used to deliver remote activation of aerospace controls. The shaped wire is used by manufacturers of these devices to build a bearing controlled linkage for applications requiring high tension and compression forces and tight radii for the wire cable assembly. Products We deliver custom wire shapes, custom alloys and precise sizes tailored to your specific push-pull control cable aircraft application. Alloys: Aluminum, carbon steel, copper, nickel alloy, nickel iron, resistance alloy, stainless steel, and other alloys such as nickel, iron and cobalt. Sizes: Super fine wire engineered from 0.004" (0.1016 mm) up to 0.250" (6.35 mm).