rotary joint

High-speed paper machines require precise and reliable heat transfer control to ensure uniform drying of the paper product. The PT2X™ rotary joint, exclusively distributed by Johnson-Fluiten for the Italian market, offers a cutting-edge solution to enhance efficiency in the paper production sector.   Discover how PT2X™ revolutionizes production in modern paper mills!   Advantages of the PT2X™ Rotary Joint   1- Extreme Reliability: Designed to operate seamlessly even under the extreme conditions of modern paper machines, the PT2X™ ensures continuous performance, reducing downtime.   2 - Balanced Seal: This feature evenly distrib

For many years, the rotary joints used in these machines have been manufactured by Johnson-Fluiten, a supplier valued for its ability to conform to the stringent specifications required by regulations for these sensitive industries.     3V TECH is a well-known name in the segment of machinery for the chemical-pharmaceutical industry: it has been operating in this complex sector for about 50 years and has been supplying companies all over the world with standard and tailor-made solutions intended for the pharmaceutical and fine chemical sectors.   The range of machinery and equipment developed by 3V Tech is wide and ranges from tanks, heat

Johnson-Fluiten rotary joints have a feature that sets them apart from competitor products and which today represents a real competitive advantage for all customers. Let's find out, thanks to the collaboration of COLINES Spa, how and why this solution represents a real GAME CHANGER for machine and plant manufacturers in the rubber and plastics industry. K2022, the most important trade fair for the plastics industry, has just come to an end in Düsseldorf, Germany. Leading companies in the plastics and rubber machinery industry had the opportunity to meet and discuss news, trends and innovation.      Johnson-Fluiten was

The ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU was published on 29 March 2014, by the European Parliament. It refers to the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The aim of of the directive is to allow the free trade of ‘ATEX’ equipment and protective systems within the EU by removing the need for separate testing and documentation for each member state. See it as a equipment passport for the countries in the EU. It is not replacing the CE marking for the machine directive. It is an additional requirement for some of the components In the USA a similar standard that is the HAZLOC standard. This standard also defines and classifies hazardous locations such as explosive atmospheres. ATEX in simple terms is trying to avoid that in a dangerous environment a component is able to set a fire or an explosion. In a dangerous environment like explosive gasses, dust or fibers it doe