Our products are not OEM, they are only compatible parts
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XGY-0900793437
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compensation screw, made of 316 stainless steel; this compensation screw is widely used in various Krones filling, packaging, and fluid handling equipment.
Our products are not OEM, they are only compatible parts.
1. High-end stainless steel: The most common type is food-grade stainless steel (such as 304 or 316L). This material offers excellent corrosion and rust resistance, enabling it to withstand long-term exposure to beverages, alcoholic drinks, and strong acidic or alkaline cleaning agents used during CIP (Clean-in-Place) processes. It fully complies with international food safety and hygiene standards such as EHEDG.
2. High-Strength Alloy Steel (Depending on Specific Operating Conditions): If the shaft is used in heavy-duty applications subject to high torque or high-frequency reciprocating motion, high-quality alloy steel that has undergone tempering treatment (such as 42CrMo and other high-strength steels) may also be used. After surface hardening, high-frequency quenching, or nitriding, these materials possess extremely high mechanical strength and wear resistance to withstand long-term fatigue loads.
3. Precision Surface Finishing: Regardless of the base material, the surface undergoes high-precision grinding to achieve an extremely low surface roughness (mirror finish). This ensures minimal friction loss during high-speed operation or when mating with seals, thereby preventing media leakage.
Applications
These compensation nuts are widely used in various Krones filling, packaging, and fluid handling equipment. Specific locations include, but are not limited to:
1. Inside filling valve assemblies: In Krones filling machines such as the Modulfill, these nuts serve as the drive shafts for filling valves, directly controlling the start, stop, and metered filling of liquids.
2. Conveying and gripping mechanisms: Used as drive shafts for bottle-indexing star wheels, gripping manipulators, or lifting mechanisms, they transmit power to ensure the smooth transfer of containers.
3. Fluid piping valve systems: Installed inside sanitary valves such as Evoguard, they serve as drive shafts for actuators, controlling the flow and direction of the medium within the piping.
Cleaning and sterilization equipment: In bottle washers or SIP (Sterilization-in-Place) systems, they function as drive shafts for spray nozzles or valves.
Functions
1. Power Transmission and Motion Conversion: As a core transmission component, it precisely transmits the rotational power of a motor or the linear thrust of a cylinder to the actuator (such as converting rotational motion into the linear reciprocating motion of a valve spool, or driving the rotation of a star wheel).
Precise Fluid Control: In filling and valve systems, high-precision axial movement or rotation precisely controls fluid flow rate, pressure, and fill level, ensuring consistent volume for every bottle.
2. Dynamic Sealing and Contamination Prevention: Thanks to its extremely high machining precision and smooth surface, it forms a perfect dynamic fit with the seals inside the valve body (such as O-rings and lip seals), achieving zero leakage while ensuring smooth sliding, thereby preventing product cross-contamination and the intrusion of external bacteria.
3. Ensuring Continuous Equipment Operation: As a core spare part subject to wear, its highly wear-resistant design can withstand frequent and prolonged opening, closing, and operation of the equipment, significantly reducing unplanned downtime and improving the production efficiency of the entire line.
Krones is a registered trademark. Our compensation screw is a compatible replacement part and not manufactured or endorsed by Krones. All product names, trademarks, and brands mentioned are the property of their respective owners, used only for compatibility reference.
