Mass Flow Controller

A Mass Flow Controller (MFC) is a device used to measure and control the flow rate of gases in various industrial processes. It ensures precise and stable gas flow by adjusting a control valve based on input signals. MFCs find applications in semiconductor manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, and other industries where accurate gas flow control is critical for process optimization. They play a crucial role in maintaining precise conditions for chemical reactions, thin film depositions, and other processes requiring controlled gas flow.

 

ROBOTIC STACKER BALANCING CYLINDER

 

Digital VHF hand held radio

Trademill Test Machine (TMT)

Siemens Siprotec System

Siemens Siprotec is a range of protective relays used in power systems to safeguard electrical equipment from faults. These relays monitor and control various parameters, such as voltage, current, and frequency, ensuring stable and secure operation of power grids.

Conventional Optical Smoke Detector

 

Slotted Set Screw

 

Differential Alarm System

 

Metal Hallide Lamp

 

Lamp Starter

 

Quadcopter with payload

A quadcopter is a type of drone with four rotors, providing stability and agility in flight. It is widely used for aerial photography, surveillance, and recreational purposes. Quadcopters are maneuverable and easy to control, making them popular for both professional and hobbyist applications. They operate by adjusting the speed of each rotor to control direction and altitude. Their versatility and compact design make them suitable for various tasks, including search and rescue missions.

 

Electron Gun

 An electron gun is a device that emits a focused stream of electrons. Its primary function is to generate a controlled beam of electrons, typically for various applications such as cathode ray tubes (CRTs) in old television sets and computer monitors, electron microscopes, and other vacuum tube-based devices. The electron gun consists of a cathode, which emits electrons when heated, and an anode, which accelerates and focuses the emitted electrons into a beam. The controlled movement and intensity of this electron beam allow for the creation of images on a screen or the illumination of specimens in electron microscopy.

Ultrasound Sounding Machine

 

Types of Check Valves

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