Datasheet

Netter Pneumatic Impactors
Series PKL
Applications
The ST kit enables a continuous impact
sequence when connected to a permanent
compressed air supply.
Impact Frequency
The impact frequency can be adjusted
by means of a throttle valve installed in
the air supply line. The maximum impact
sequence must be observed.
Applications
Welding consoles ASB and welding plates
ASP, available as straight or round versions,
are suitable for attachment to square, round
and conical containers.
They allow optimum transfer of the impulses
produced by the impactor, while reducing the
loads on weld seams and container walls.
Design and Function
The weldon consoles are welded directly to the
container. The impactor is then screwed to the
console using fixing set NBS.
Applications
NBS fixing sets provide a safe and permanent
fixing of PKL impactors.
NBS fixing sets consist of special screws,
damping elements, washers and nuts, to suit the
respective application.
The fixing sets are available in different executions.
Fixing Sets NBS
WeldOn Consoles
ST Kit
EE Kit
Applications
The EE kit is used to produce a lownoise
impact or "rubber hammer effect".
Design and Function
A spacer plate with an elastomer insert,
is installed between the impactor and the
mounting surface of types PKL 190, 450
and 740. The existing strike plate of PKL 2100,
5000 and 10000 is replaced by an elastomer
plate which reduces considerably the noise
level.
Special Versions ATEX / Stainless Steel / High Temperature
PKL E (ATEX)
Netter series PKL E pneumatic impactors
comply with directive 94/9/EC (ATEX product
directive) device group II and are suitable
for use in potentially explosive areas of
category 2 (2G and 2D 85°C[T6]) in
zones 1, 2, 21 and 22.
PKL S (Stainless Steel)
Stainless steel intermittent impactors satisfy
the specific requirements for chemical resistance
of the surfaces.
PKL HT (High Temperature)
The HT series is designed for use at ambient
temperatures of up to 160ºC .
Control Valves
Applications
Directional control valves are necessary for
the control of impactors.
They can be activated either by hand or by
means of an electronic timer.
Our product range includes electric, pneumatic
and manually operated valves.
Applications
Electronic timers are used for the control of
impactors, solenoid valves and contactors,
wherever a process requires variable timing.
Design and Function
The adjustable duty t
ime or pause time of
the AP 117 has a control function by means of
an electric signal (e.g. to a solenoid valve).
The pneumatic dutypause controls (PAP 115
and PAP 116) directly control the compressed
air supplied to the system and can be used
in wet areas.
Controlling the duty time reduces energy
consumption and noise levels.
Electronic Timer AP and PAP