BAOJI FUTURE TITANIUM INDUSTRIAL&TRADING CO.,LTD

Ferro-Mon Sensor measures the concentration of iron by detecting the change in magnetic flux when magnetic particles such as Fe, Ni,.. etc are collected in the sensor probe. This sensor outputs the amount of magnetic material as “Fe saturation %” so that it detects and evaluates abnormal wear conditions of rotating machines. Two output channels for fine particles and large particles can detect normal wear and abnormal wear. ▪ Real-time monitoring of iron concentration % ▪ Easy installation ▪ Sensor probe and control panel are integrated in one sensor ▪ Integrated Ferro-Mon Sensor can be applied for all equipment. ▪ Particularly, user can get the best effect when applying to gearboxes, engines, transmissions, pumps, bearings, etc., which are vulnerable to wear.

● Ferrous wear particles, which badly affect the lubrication or hydraulic system, have to rapidly be removed because they increase the wear exponentially according to the principle of chain abrasion. ● Remove fine magnetic particles of 1µm or smaller ● Can be used for high viscosity oil with low differential pressure ● Remove non-ferrous metal particles ● Extension of particle filter life ● Silicone pad with excellent chemical resistance ● Can use permanently

On request, we can supply aluminium alloys in the form of rod or bar. These are available in most of the commercially available aluminium alloys. The tolerances of extruded aluminium rods and bars can also be further improved by subsequent drawing. In recent years, ALUnna has specialised in the production of rod and bar meeting the highest quality standards. If you require a specific delivery option for rod or bar such as special testing then we will definitely find a solution for you.

Rods made of molybdenum and the molybdenum alloy TZM are available in the diameter range 2mm to 165mm in different lengths in the Plansee Online Shop. Order fast and easily from the producer's online shop: www.plansee.com/shop. Special dimensions are available on request.