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Pneumatic Training & Consultants
16 Chamonix, Odell Street, Wingate Park, Moreleta Park, Pretoria
Core business offering: pneumatic and PLC-related equipment. On-site Merseta-accredited training courses.These include Pneumatics - Basic; Pneumatics - Advanced; PLC Introduction - Basic (digital); Electro-Pneumatics; Skills assistance in the assessment of industrial automation systems and implementation. Assistance in the assessment and implementation of industrial automation systems.
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Section - Actuators & manipulators
-Cylinder components & accessories
-Cylinder variants
- Cushioned cylinders
- Custom cylinders
- Double-acting
- Single-acting
- Spring return
Section - Control systems & components
-Valves
- Check
- Directional control; Manual valves & manifolds
- Directional control; Solenoid pilot valves & manifolds
- Directional control; Solenoid valves & manifolds
- Flow control
- Pneumatically operated
- Pressure regulating
- Proportional
- Quick exhaust
Section - Services
-Training & education
- Pneumatics & PLC - in-house or outside venue
- Pneumatics; Courses/seminars at customers' premises
- Pneumatics; Courses/seminars by arrangement
| News from Pneumatic Training & Consultants: |
Pneumatic and PLC training
1st Quarter 2012, News & events, Pneumatic Training & Consultants
Pneumatic Training & Consultants offers a range of Merseta accredited pneumatic and PLC training courses. |
Three-day pneumatic and PLC training programs with simulation
Third Quarter 2004, News & events, Pneumatic Training & Consultants
Pneumatic Training & Consultants (a Merseta accredited training facility) is offering Pneumatic and PLC (programmable logic controller) three-day training programs, using simulation.
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MERSETA Pneumatic and PLC courses
Fourth Quarter 2005, News & events, Pneumatic Training & Consultants
Pneumatic - Basic Module 1
Duration: 2-3 days
Experience: none
Venues: Holiday Inns, CSIR
Dates 2006:
13-15 February, 27-29 March, 29-31 May, 31 July-2 August, 23-23 August, 11-13 September, 23-25 ... |
Industry news: |
Precision matters: Unravelling the intricacies of hydraulic cylinder honing
First Quarter 2025, Hydraulic systems & components
This article dives into the intricacies of hydraulic cylinder honing, shedding light on its significance, process and the technology behind achieving unparalleled precision.
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Problem solving under pressure
First Quarter 2025, Editor's Choice, Axiom Hydraulics
The greatest strength of Axiom Hydraulics lies in the company’s ability to solve complex problems and adapt systems to meet unique challenges. This capability stems from two key factors: the diverse experience of its team members, which spans decades across multiple disciplines, and their unwavering dedication to their clients.
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The impact of gearless mill drive technology on CO2 emissions
First Quarter 2025, Electrical switching & drive systems & components
ABB has released an in-depth white paper detailing the vital role that gearless grinding technologies can play in driving productivity in mining while simultaneously reducing their carbon footprint.
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Siemens elevates automotive and aerospace simulation
First Quarter 2025, Electrical switching & drive systems & components, Siemens South Africa
Siemens Digital Industries Software has announced the latest update to its Simcenter portfolio, delivering advancements in aerostructure analysis, electric motor design, gear optimisation and smart virtual sensing. These enhancements are designed to streamline workflows, accelerate certification and provide deeper insights into system performance. |
The six pillars of hydraulic system health
First Quarter 2025, Hydraulic systems & components, Hydrasales
Hydrasales, a leader in hydraulic and lube oil industry solutions, offers an extensive range of condition monitoring products designed to safeguard your systems. Here are six essential checks for hydraulic system health to keep your systems in optimal shape. |
Monitoring vibration allows for equipment longevity
First Quarter 2025, Other technologies, Iritron
Unscheduled downtime and maintenance on machines is often a source of frustration for many companies active in industrial manufacturing as it results in loss of process and productivity, which in turn equates to loss of revenue. |
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