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Furnace Block Vacuum Lifter Graphite and carbon blocks used in furnaces can be handled using vacuum lifting. The need for tapped holes used for lifting eyes is avoided, along with the need to plug holes. Systems vary depending on the type and porosity of block and can be either electrically or pneumatically powered.
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- Vacuum Welding Clamps Steel plate fabrication requires butt jointed plates to be pulled up so that edges are flush. The KV Vacuum welding clamp allows both plates to be held firmly by vacuum pads, while a centrally mounted jacking screw is used to bring both plate edges in line. The plates can then be welded together.The vacuum welding clamp can be supplied with either manual screw or hydraulic jack. The standard unit is of rugged construction and produced in steel. A light weight aluminium alloy version is also available.
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- Turbine Blade Vacuum Lifter This lifter was specially designed to lift aero engine turbine blades. The blades had to be lifted in and out of an ultrasonic tank from below water level.
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- Tractor Bonnet Lifting Lifting GRP tractor bonnets for installation on vehicle, this vacuum lifter has a power tilt facility to accurately adjust the hanging angle.
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- Vacuum Power Unit Over the years Kilner Vacuumation has produced many types of vacuum power pack for use with vacuum lifting heads,frames and other systems. The unit pictured is a B1 power pack designed to be used with glass lifting frames, the unit is normally mounted on the overhead crane and vacuum hoses are fed down to the crane snatch block.
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- Mobile Winch Type Vacuum Lifter This mobile device enables a small vacuum frame to be hoisted via a short pivoting jib. The system was designed in kit form to facilitate access to work areas through door and stairways.
Miscellaneous Vacuum Equipment In addition to equipment shown in our main product area, KV have produced many specials and one off designs. We are unable to show all our work on the site, these are just a few examples.