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Bestapower is a modular energy distribution system for compressed air and electricity which can be adapted simply and quickly at any time to new production processes. The system is deployed primarily in assembly shops which use hand tools and in partly automated working processes. >> further information |
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Profile C75 - the CompactThe profile without integral air supply is provided with four practical grooves for the mounting of peripheral devices and can be equipped with energy carrier systems. >> further information |
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Profile A62 - the ClassicThe profile with integral compressed air supply is suitable for use with tapping valves and tapping carriages, as wellas for energy carrier systems. Profile A180 - the MightyThe profile with integral compressed air supply and high load capacity reduces the need for steel structures. Grooves on three sides allow the mounting of energy carrier systems and peripheral devices. The profiles A62 and A180 are compatible. >> further information |
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Bestapower offers various possibilities for efficiently taking the energy sources compressed air and electricity to the user, in each case optimised for the particular working process. >> further information |
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Bestapower has been deployed for many years around the world in a whole range of industries. Thousands of metres of Bestapower rail and the associated workplace equipment are, for example, installed in various production sectors in the auto industry. The systems modularity enables workplaces to be ergonomically designed for specific users and therefore contributes to higher safety at work. Stiff traversing systems, the springback forces from spiral hoses and the increased risk of accidents caused by hoses lying around on the floor are eliminated by Bestapower. >> further information |
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| Copper DEL-Notiz | in Euro per 100 kg | | 26.01.2012 | | 661,76 | | 25.01.2012 | | 648,88 |
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