In-line helical gear reducers have a unique set of benefits. They’re useful in higher horsepower applications where long-term efficiency is more important than initial costs, which can be higher for this type of gear reducer (although in-line reducers are less expensive than parallel shaft reducers).
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Amatrol's Portable Troubleshooting Learning System Upgrades (99-FTS) add troubleshooting skills and curriculum to select portable systems. Each of these upgrades includes a fault controller, curriculum covering industry-applicable troubleshooting topics and skills, and Amatrol's FaultPro software, the industry's premier electronic fault insertion software. FaultPro allows instructors to instantly set faults to test a learner's weaknesses and teach troubleshooting to turn them into strengths. These real-world troubleshooting skills will help learners to build confidence and competency when encountering equipment failures in industrial settings.
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- 99-FTSAB53
- 99-FTSDRV1
- 99-FTMC1
- 99-FTSS712
Portable V-Belt & Synchronous Belt Training System
Amatrol’s Portable Mechanical Drives 2 Learning System (99-ME2M) covers the maintenance, installation, and alignment of V-belt and synchronous belt drive systems. These industrial drive systems are used in innumerable real-world manufacturing applications, so understanding how to install, align, and troubleshoot them are vital skills for positions like industrial maintenance technicians and operators. This system is an expansion for Amatrol’s Portable Mechanical Drives Systems (990-ME1M), which can be further expanded to include laser shaft alignment skills using the Portable Laser Shaft Alignment system (99-ME2AM).
This portable mechanical drives training system includes components like gear couplings, chain couplings, taper lock bushings, V-belts, pillow block bearings, and more to practice hands-on mechanical drives skills. Learners will advance to these skills by studying Amatrol’s world-class curriculum. Specifically, this mechanical drives training system covers topics like V-belt size specifications and component identifications, V-belt maintenance and troubleshooting, synchronous belt drives, high torque belt drives, synchronous belt drive selection, and synchronous belt maintenance and troubleshooting.
Amatrol's Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Process Control Learning System - Siemens S7-1200 (99-PCS712) expands on Amatrol's broad offering of process control skills and knowledge by connecting the Portable PLC Learning System (990-PS712) to the Level and Flow Process Control Learning System (T5552). This connection allows the 990-PS712 to operate the T5552 via PLC so that learners can practice real-world, PLC-based open and closed loop process control methods. This learning system is vital for anyone currently working in or interested in career fields involving pharmaceutical plants, refineries, chemical manufacturing facilities, and many more.
Customers who want experience with more advanced gauges can expand Amatrol’s Portable Precision Gauging Learning System by adding an optional Snap Gauge (99-PG2). A snap gauge uses adjustable anvils to precisely measure a cylindrical part’s diameter against a master part to which it is calibrated. The learning system’s interactive curriculum includes a section on how to use a snap gauge. The 99-PG2 Snap Gauge fits securely into the 990-PG1’s portable case and integrates seamlessly into the training.
Amatrol’s Portable Precision Gauging Learning System (990-PG1) covers the fundamentals of basic measurement, precision measurement, direct gauging, indirect gauging, and dimensional measurements using both the U.S. customary system and the SI metric system all within a mobile, highly durable product. Measurement is a cornerstone of all technical career paths and a major part of quality assurance, which helps to keep product quality high and costs low.
Amatrol's Alternative Energy Learning System - Wind and Solar (850-AEC) supports the learning necessary to prepare for portions of the solar and small wind certifications offered by such certifying groups as NABCEP (North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners), SWCC (Small Wind Certification Council), and ETA (Electronics Technicians Association). The demand for qualified solar and small wind technicians is rising, as more consumers and businesses apply solar energy and small wind systems in these communities and many employers prefer employment candidates who are certified.
Amatrol’s Alternative Energy Learning System –Solar (850-AES) teaches aspiring solar technicians the knowledge and skills they need to prepare for portions of the solar certifications offered by such certifying groups as NABCEP (North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners) and ETA (Electronics Technicians Association). The demand for qualified solar technicians continues to rise, as consumers and businesses turn to solar energy in their communities.
The 850-AES includes a mobile workstation with real-world solar components. The interactive curriculum teaches vital, hands-on skills necessary for career success, such as system connection, operation, and programming of solar PV (photovoltaic) systems in commercial and residential application. To complete the system, users must add a Solar PV Array Station (85-SPA1) (or an equivalent station with an input power range of 43-200W) and a Solar PV Sun Simulator (85-SPS1).
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Item Number:205-130The In-Line Helical Gear Reducer Dissectible is a sturdy unit mounted on a 7-gauge, formed-steel baseplate with provision for bench-top, workstation, or storage rack mounting. -
Item Number:205-255In-line helical gear reducers have a unique set of benefits. They’re useful in higher horsepower applications where long-term efficiency is more important than initial costs, which can be higher for this type of gear reducer (although in-line reducers are less expensive than parallel shaft reducers). In addition to being highly efficient, in-line helical gear reducers are capable of handling higher overhung loads. -
Item Number:205-285DAC Worldwide's In-Line Planetary Gear Reducer Cutaway (205-285) is a sectioned industrial gear reducer for use in classroom and laboratory training relating to mechanical drives. -
Item Number:298DAC Worldwide’s Induced Draft Cooling Tower Model (298) is a highly-detailed scale model of a common open circuit, induced draft, cooling tower, supporting training in the operation and maintenance of cooling towers, as found in utility systems within both industrial facilities and commercial installations. -
Item Number:273-905DAC Worldwide’s 2-Pole Circuit Breaker Cutaway (273-905) is a double pole, DIN rail-mounted, single-phase industrial breaker that has been carefully sectioned so that learners can see the internal configuration of the breaker. -
Item Number:T7500Amatrol's T7500 Refrigeration Learning System: Comprehensive training in VFD control, data acquisition, troubleshooting, and more, with a curriculum covering electrical components, system operation, controller programming, and airflow measurements. -
LJ Create's Industry 4.0 program is designed to give students a foundation in how Industry 4.0 and STEM concepts are applied in career pathways and then develop their knowledge and skills in specific industry sectors. -
Item Number:120-BPT | 120-CFCD | 120-CPT | 120-IPTInstrumentation and Process Control Training aids include a Basic Process Trainer, Flow and Level Control Trainer, and an Instrumentation Process Trainer. -
Provide operators with safe and effective training to reduce the likelihood of tipping and collisions with the Intellia Articulated Dump Truck Simulator Training Pack from CM Labs.
