 Below is a
small selection of products recently manufactured by P.E.L.
Click on any of the images to view the full size version.
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small
automatic line for electroless copper plating of printed
circuit boards. The line uses a small, fully enclosed, cantilever
style of transporter. This type of transporter, along with
its automatic control system, is often fitted to existing
manually operated lines to give fully automated operation
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A
small line for ultrasonically cleaning small components. This
line also uses the small cantilever transporter. In this case
the entire line is enclosed, with the work baskets entering
and leaving the line on roller conveyors. |
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A manually
operated line for the electrophoretic coating of door fittings.
The line uses chemistry supplied by Xontal Ltd. The work,
carried on flight bars with racks, is moved through the line
using a manually operated overhead hoist.
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A large
automatic nickel plating line, equipped with 16 nickel plating
cells, for the nickel plating of coins. The work is carried
in rigs fitted with four barrels, each barrel carrying an
80 Kg load. The load is weighed and fed into the barrels automatically. |
| A barrel
plating line for the copper plating of coins. Each rig is
fitted with a single barrel carrying a load of 130 Kg. Again,
the load is weighed and fed into the barrels automatically.
Also, the shelf design of the barrels allows them to be emptied
and fed into an off-line drying system totally automatically
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Another
coin plating installation, for copper and nickel plating.
Shown on the left while under construction, and on the right
in operation.
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A small,
two transporter, line for nickel and tin plating on ceramic
components. The components are carried in small twin
barreled rigs.
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A line
for electrophoretic coating, installed in a clean,
air-conditioned environment to prevent dust deposits.
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A
transporter and automation system, entirely controlled using
an LCD touch-screen, fitted to a customer's existing plating
line.
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An installation
consisting of five manually operated rack type cleaning and electroplating
lines for the manufacture of RF shielding components at the new facility in Scotland of Instrument Specialties Inc. |
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