DAC Worldwide’s 100A, Single Pole Circuit Breaker Cutaway (273-907) is a detailed and professionally-crafted circuit breaker cutaway that depicts a common DIN-rail-mounted, single-phase industrial breaker. T
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Item Number:2FG7OnRobot's 2FG7 Finger Gripper is a complete, low-cost, off-the-shelf electric parallel gripper that can be deployed on any major collaborative or light industrial robot within minutes and requires no custom engineering for installation, programming, or maintenance. -
Item Number:2FGP20The OnRobot 2FGP20 electric gripper offers a wide stroke and customizable arms to easily handle containers that can’t be handled with traditional vacuum grippers. Like all OnRobot electric grippers, the 2FGP20 provides fast, out-of-the-box deployment with intuitive programming. -
Item Number:206-000Basic mechanical maintenance skills are fundamental throughout advanced manufacturing and a wide variety of industries. For example, industrial maintenance technicians must possess essential knowledge and skills to perform shaft alignments and maintain, troubleshoot, and repair a variety of couplings. -
Item Number:206-PACBasic mechanical maintenance skills are fundamental throughout advanced manufacturing and a wide variety of industries. For example, industrial maintenance technicians must possess essential knowledge and skills to perform shaft alignments and maintain, troubleshoot, and repair a variety of couplings. -
Item Number:423-000DAC Worlwide’s 3-Phase Motor Control Training System with Magnetic Starter (423-000) is a motor control-related device for training in the operational principles, wiring, fault troubleshooting, and application of industrial three-phase, reversing magnetic starters. -
Item Number:424-000DAC Worldwide’s 3-Phase Motor Control Training System with Magnetic Starter, Low Voltage Start (424-000) is a motor control-related device for training in the operational principles, wiring, fault troubleshooting, and application of industrial three-phase, reversing magnetic starters. -
Item Number:422-000DAC Worldwide’s 3-Phase Motor Control Training System with Manual Starter (422-000) is a task-specific, motor control-related training device that allows for skill-building in the operational principles, circuit design, wiring, fault troubleshooting, and application of industrial three-phase, manual motor starters. -
Item Number:601-000DAC Worldwide’s 3-Variable Process Control Training System (601-000) is a working, large-scale, fluid process system allowing for hands-on training relating to the measurement and control of process variables including level, pressure, and flow. -
Item Number:256DAC Worldwide’s 3-Way Control Valve Cutaway, ¾”-1” (256) takes classroom training in the operation, construction, and maintenance of an industrial control valve, and enhances it by providing a visual, hands-on learning aide. The fully-detailed examples of industrial three-way valves give learners a first-hand view into a component that is found in various maintenance applications worldwide.
