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Fluid Power Training
Systems |
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How does an elevator move from the basement to the
penthouse level so easily? |
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Isn't it difficult to load a broken down vehicle onto a
tow truck? |
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How does a merry-go-round pony go round & round and up &
down? |
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Why does a paint spray system airbrush so uniformly? |
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Did you know that assembly lines use component insertors
to optimise production? |
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How do forklifts, tractors and other agricultural and
construction equipment operate? |
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What propels a flight simulator to pitch, roll and yaw
like a real plane in the sky? |
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How is deep water and geothermal drilling achieved? |
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They work simply via
Fluid Power |
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Fluid power is the energy transmitted and
controlled through use of pressurised liquid (hydraulics) or gas
(pneumatics) in a circuit. This power source controls four main
motion categories: force, position, velocity and acceleration. |
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UTTS has the trainers and
simulators to lay the educational foundation for solid
scientific principles in industrial and mobile applications of fluid power
systems. Whether it is hydraulics or pneumatics training
systems, call UTTS now on +61 3 9510 5841 or email
fluidpower@utts.com.au
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