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Monitor swivel arms for ergonomic workstation design The monitor mountings from RK Rose+Krieger allow for an optimal view of the monitor or a control panel. The range of action can be increased even further by using a swivel arm. This may be useful for carrying out set-up work on machinery for example, or if the monitor is having a disruptive impact on the working environment. There is also the option of expanding the support arm with two support tubes (twin version) to include a sturdy keyboard tray. The modular design of the RK swivel arm/support arm system allows for varied combination options and helps to adapt workstations to the most ergonomic arrangement.

Based on a individual needs assessment we tailor-make briquetting solutions including peripheral devices.

The Recovib.Tiny is a 3-axis shock & vibration data logger. It is extremely practical for a vibration diagnosis, offering up to 6 hours of measurement. Its wireless technology and intuitive operation provides substantial time savings in the performance of your measurements. It is the only type of vibration and shock recorder that allows several sensors to be used simultaneously in a synchronized manner enabling the performance of modal analyses and operational deflection shape analyses on large structures such as bridges or Walkways. It is able to record 1024 acceleration values (shocks and vibrations) per channel per second. The RECOVIB Tiny is the smallest, lightest and the most robust recorder on the market that is able to perform recordings in extreme conditions ranging from -10°C to +50°C. It is also dust and watertight to IP65.

Grizzly screens are typically constructed by welding steel rails, rods, or bars into grids with a specific pattern. The selection of rails can vary in size, ranging from about 7.4 kg/m to approximately 225 kg/m. These rails generally run parallel to each other along the entire length of the screening surface. The spacing between the rails typically range from 5 to 200 mm. To facilitate the smooth flow of materials, the openings are often tapered, with the top being wider than the bottom. Heavy-duty grizzly bars are commonly cast from manganese steel and feature double tapers. These grizzly screens are designed to receive large lumps of ore from sources such as railroad wagons, tipper cars, and other bulk material handling systems that discharge materials from considerable heights. As a result, they are constructed to be exceptionally robust to withstand the impact and handling of heavy materials.