Machining, Metal Spraying and Welding - Aerzen Roots Blowers & Bakery Machine Installed

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Another day at our customers premises carrying out welding and machining repairs on roots type industrial blowers.
I also include a few videos of making a new dough hopper for the bakery moulder we repaired a few weeks ago and show the bread plant running with the moulder installed.
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Brad @ M J B Engineering
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16 сен 2024

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@DG_Fabrication 6 дней назад

another great video I enjoy your content and how you explain what is going on

@pvtimberfaller 2 дня назад

Interesting video. We do similar work but on ammonia compressor screws. We normally shrink on sleeves where the mechanical packing runs. My boss doesn’t like metal spray shaft repair so we use a metal epoxy product called Belzona 1111 to repair all of our bearing fits. We do a lot of repair on large electric motor end bells using cast iron sleeves but we use an interference fit of .001 per inch and shrink them in using liquid nitrogen. Cheers

@MJBEngineering 2 дня назад

@@pvtimberfaller yes i know the belzona product, not sure Id trust it for a bearing seat. Do you machine it or use a former? Metal spray can be hit and miss if done incorrectly. I would have liked more of an interference fit but no liquid nitrogen here and it needed to be able to tap into the bore whilst still setup in the mill. Won't move with the loctite 638, unbelievably strong.