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INTRODUCTION | |||||
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HR TEXTRON SERVOVALVES | |||||
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HYDRAULIC POWER-PACKS | |||||
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HYDRAULIC SERVO CYLINDERS |
| INTRODUCTION |
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Jaymor Industries is very experienced in the design, manufacture and control of high-accuracy hydraulic systems.
We are able to combine products sourced from local manufacturers, as well as well known international brands to produce a hydraulic solution for any control application. From power-pack design and manufacture to the hydraulic cylinder and required position feedback components, Jaymor are able to offer a total solution to the client. |
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How the R-DDV® Servovalve works:
A limited angle brushless dc torque motor drives a valve spool directly through an "eccentric" built into the motor shaft. Rotary motion of the motor shaft results in motion of the spool, which in turn modulates fluid flow through the valve control ports. The R-DDV® servovalve incorporates an integrated electronic controller with sophisticated control algorithm, which is packaged into the motor enclosure. The controller compares the electronically monitored spool position with the input command signal. The resulting error signal is amplified to produce a current, which drives the motor to the commanded position. The signal is electronically enhanced to give optimum valve performance - hysteresis, linearity and internal leakage are minimized while dynamic performance and stability are optimised. Please contact Jaymor for more information on our HR Textron product range. |
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| HYDRAULIC POWER-PACKS |
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Jaymor Industries are able custom manufacture hydraulic power-packs to suit many control applications. These can either
be constructed to the customer's specification, or Jaymor's technicians can design the entire system.
The power-pack pictured to the right is a 4kW, pressure-compensated unit. This was designed to control a single 2" x 1.25" cylinder, although is able to power a pair of cylinders with the addition of an hydraulic accumulator to the circuit. Jaymor power-packs are given a heavy duty powder-coat finish inside and out so that rust and paint flakes do not cause contamination issues with the oil as the pack ages. The lid fixings are placed on an extended lip of the tank so that as they are tightened, there is no chance of contaminants entering the tank. |
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High quality components are sourced from reputable agents such as Vickers, Pall and Hystar and are combined to produce a reliable
product that will give many years of service. High pressure filtering can be placed on the power pack, built into the hydraulic cylinder,
or placed where necessary remotely in between. Common features of the Jaymor hydraulic power-packs are listed below:
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| HYDRAULIC SERVO CYLINDERS |
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Jaymor source high quality servo cylinders from New Zealand manufacturers, custom designed for each client's application.
All cylinders have a precision honed finish to ensure long seal life and repeatable operation.
Special low friction seals enable accurate position control with either pure servo or servo-mode proportional valves. Cylinders can be manufactured to regenerative if required, with mounting either by trunions (end or mid mount) or by flang mount. Many Jaymor cylinders have been machined to accept linear displacement transducers for high speed motion control applications, with positioning possible to 0.1mm. |
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In applications where space is at a premium and mulitple cylinders are required, Jaymor can offer a tailor-made cylinder banks.
Installation is greatly simplified as all cylinders are mounted to a common manifold with one hose in and one hose out.
The pressure and return lines are then distributed to each individual cylinder from galleries within the manifold. Facility for a high pressure filter can be incorporated in the design to produce a compact and professional end product. |
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