Hydraulic Tensioner
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Detail： □ ltem number :07198 07199 □ Model:SA-YZ2×70；SA-YZ2×80； □ Essential parameter ltem NO.0719807199Model NO.SA-YZ2x70SA-YZ2x80Maximum Tension（kN）2x70or1x1402x80or1x160Continuous Tension（kN）2x65or1x1302x75or1x150
Maximum speed (km/h):5
Bullwheel bottom of groove diameter (mm) :Φ1500
Number of grooves:2×5
Maximum pullback (kN):2×50or 1×100
Maximum speedback (km/h):2×2.1
Maximum suitable conductor diameter (mm): Φ42.5
Engine power /speed (kW/rpm):54/2500
Dimensions (mm): 5000×2240 ×2730
Weight(kg):7500
□ feature :
1. Bullwheel with wearproof MC nylon lining segments.
2. nfinitely variable tension control and constant tension conductor stringing .
3. Spring applied hydraulic released brake acts automatically in case of hydraulic failure to ensure safety .
4. attached two sets of hydraulic power output interface to connect hydraulic conductor reel stand ..
□ Main component :
1.Engine :Deutz air-cooled diesel engine.
2.main pump and main motor :Rexroth ( BOSCH )
3. Main hydraulic valve :Rexroth (BOSCH )
4. Reducer : R.R(Italian )
5.Radiator :AKG
6.Hydraulic instrument :WIKA
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- Navy? Ok, but all branches have electrical trades, I was an electronic technician in the Air Force. In high school take as many math and science classes as you can. Check with your local community college to see if they offer any basic electronic courses, or see if you can work as a helper for an electrical contractor during the summer. Study hard and do well in all your classes. Check into joining the Civil Air Patrol or JROTC, learning basic military knowledge like marching, uniforms, physical fitness, customs and courtesy will make basic training easy as pie. When the time comes to talk to a recruiter, take no B.S., and DO NOT settle for anything less than what you want. Have your parents or other responsible adult with you when you discuss guaranteed jobs and length of service agreements. You don't want to end up as a cook for 6 years. Hope this helps best of luck to ya.
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