Spring return actuators incorporate the multiple spring concept for maximum flexibility, they are also 'field reverseable'. Safety features include an anti-blow out spindle and a spring retaining system which ensures no spring tension on disassembly.

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A wide range of control options are available to cover each and every industrial application.
The choice of actuator depends primarily on the valves’ torque requirement, and with El-O-Matic you have the widest range possible, 18 basic model sizes covering a torque range from 12 to 4000 Nm.

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'E' Series actuators incorporate a body of cast aluminum and have pistons where the rack teeth are precision machined onto the aluminum casting. Spring return versions have a maximum of 6 springs, 3 in each end cap assembled as a concentric stack.

'P' Series actuators cover the large end of the torque range. These all incorporate a body of cast aluminium and have steel for the rack on pinion drive. Spring return versions have a maximum of 14 springs 7 in each end cap assembled within a hexagon pattern.

All actuators have mounting flanges and drives to ISO 5211. Mounting kits can be provided for most of the worlds quarter turn valves.
EL-O-Matic actuators comply fully with all the relevant industry standards. Control interfaces for solonoid valves, switch boxes and positioners satisfy the NAMUR standard (VDI/VDE 3845).

Berlin/Munich/Wiesbaden, February 15, 2012: In the light of the established collaboration between the European Color Initiative (ECI), Fogra and the German Printing and Media Industries Federation (bvdm), the Fogra characterization database has been extended to three newly developed sets of characterization data.

While FOGRA48 addresses heat set printing on improved newsprint stock FOGRA49 and FOGRA50 cover standardized offset printing based on FOGRA39 with additional surface finishing namely matt and glossy laminated sheet-fed offset prints using OPP films.

The new printing condition FOGRA48 and the associated ICC profile “PSO INP Paper (ECI)” for heatset web offset printing on improved newsprint are based on a test print series conducted by the ECI web offset working group (WOWG). Several European web offset printers contributed print samples on typical improved newsprint papers. Upfront the working group had agreed upon aim values for the solid coloration and the tone value increase (TVI) of the printing inks cyan, magenta, yellow and black. As for all other offset profiles provided by the ECI, the aim values for the TVI are taken from the international standard ISO 12647-2:2004. For the dot gain of cyan, magenta and yellow curve C (19%) applies, and curve D (22%) for black, measured in a 40% patch of a control strip. With the new profile the ECI completes the range of standard profiles for web offset papers.

The characterization data for lamination are based on test prints of the ECI coating working group, which included several types of coated paper and cardboard, as well as different lamination films and machines. Based on measurements before and after lamination, typical colour changes have been determined and applied to the FOGRA39 data set. This ensures an optimal correspondence between unlaminated and matte (FOGRA49) or glossy (FOGRA50) laminated data sets. In addition, the Fogra research project (No. 32.152) examined the effect of varnishing, which leads to similar, but smaller colour shifts than film lamination. The resulting varnished gloss depends strongly on paper and ink gloss and affects saturation and contrast. Since there are considerable differences in these material properties, no standard data sets for varnishing are made available as “FOGRAxx data”. However for individual high-quality production, the varnish data sets are available on the Fogra project web page. This applies also to UV varnish, which has about half the effect of film lamination. Here, FOGRA49 and FOGRA50 might serve as a rough estimate of what to expect. Again, for high-quality varnished jobs it is preferable to establish individual characterization data. This could be done by appropriate data adjustments based on the newly provided data sets.