(PLC) Training bin95.com

Bartol Mag-Probe, bin95.com, manufacturing, Production linesBy Bob Bartol October 28, 2014

Understanding a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) & Why It Is Important To Train Personnel Lets talk about what a (PLC) Programmable Logic Controller is: A programmable logic controller, PLC or programmable controller is a digital computer used for automation of typically industrial electromechanical processes, such as control of machinery on factory assembly lines, amusement rides, or light fixtures. PLCs are used in many industries and machines. PLCs are designed for multiple…

Isolating a Proportional Solenoid Valve Problem

Bartol Mag-Probe, Mag-Probe, Solenoid ValveBy Bob Bartol October 20, 2014

First, set the control on the circuit board to wide open. This increases the voltage to the solenoid valves coil and cause the current to increase. As a result, the magnetic field around the coil increases. Place the Mag-Probe’s tip near the coil until the LED in the Mag-Probe lights. Slowly move the Mag-Probe’s tip…

Amazon Reviews of Bartol Mag-Probe

Amazon, Bartol Mag-Probe, Mag-Probe, ReviewsBy Bob Bartol October 20, 2014

Here are the Amazon Reviews of the Bartol Mag-Probe posted on the Internet. These Amazon Reviews will give you a much better understanding of how popular the Bartol Mag-Probe is when separating Electrical problems from mechanical problems on solenoid valves and relays Most Helpful Customer Reviews 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful…

Successful Bartol Mag-Probe Drop Test

Bartol Mag-Probe, Mag-ProbeBy Bob Bartol October 19, 2014

Successful Mag-Probe Drop Test Bartol Mag-Probe Drop Test on on Ceramic Tile It Survives There are a few Reviews on the Internet that Talk about how easily the Bartol Mag-Probe breaks when dropped. This is the reason for this Mag-Probe drop demonstration. Seeing is believing. We are not saying you can’t break the Mag-Probe but…

Chemical Compatibility and Materials

Gas & Oil, Petrochemical, Solenoid ValvesBy Bob Bartol October 15, 2014

Materials and Resistance Charts Chemical Compatibility One of the main criteria when selecting a solenoid valve will be according to the media being controlled. This is easy when using mains water, compressed air, vacuum or any other inert liquid or gas at Ambient temperature, as a general purpose solenoid valve in Brass with NBR seals will…

Conventional Method vs. Mag-Probe Method

aircraftBy Bob Bartol October 11, 2014

“The Conventional Method” Verses “The Mag-Probe Method” When Testing Electrical Solenoid Valves & Relays MachineToolHelp.com Conventional Method of Testing Solenoid Coils Bartol Mag-Probe Method Used for Testing Solenoid Coils The Mag-Probe is Non-Contact and is completely separated from the power supply, therefore (the Mag-Probe offers no load…

TDC True Downtime Lost Potential Revenue

Downtime, Lost Revenue, manufacturing, TDC, True Downtime CostBy Bob Bartol October 8, 2014

Introduction to True Downtime Costs (TDC) True Downtime Cost (TDC) is a method of recording and analyzing all the costs associated with equipment downtime in a production, processing or manufacturing facility. It provides a way to assign time and/or monetary value to stoppages in a complete, thorough and true way that reflects the direct, indirect…

Mag-Probe Testing Electric Over Hydraulic

Automobiles, Autos, Diesel Trucks, Heavy EquipmentBy Bob Bartol October 8, 2014

Testing Electric Over Hydraulic on JLG, Genie, Grove, Caterpillar, Terex Cranes and Many More Brands Using The Bartol Mag-Probe Electric over hydraulic tests can be made accurately on electrical solenoid valves and relays on older heavy equipment to separate mechanical from electrical problems in seconds. read what Denney says about his experience using a Mag-Probe.…

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