|Articles|January 2, 2017

Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Pharmaceutical Technology-01-02-2017
  • Volume 41
  • Issue 1

Automatic Purge System for Control Panels

The Ross SysCon control panels can now be supplied with a fully automatic Type X Purge System, which forces clean air through the enclosure until all hazardous gases are removed.

The Ross SysCon control panels from Ross, Charles & Son can now be supplied with a fully automatic Type X Purge System, which forces clean air through the enclosure until all hazardous gases are removed. The system then maintains a slight positive pressure within the panel. The Type X Purge System includes a 24-volt power supply. The UL-listed Operator Stations are designed for use with a remote PLC System to ensure full operational functionality of the equipment they control.

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Fully Automated Capping Systems

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The Tide Stays High

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Beyond Distractions, Pharma Moves On

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