Even during the design and development phase of machines, plant and equipment, the quality of the final product is already determined by choosing the optimal components. Compact, space-saving parts are called for, especially in places where every millimetre counts. Walter Stauffenberg supply a wide range of quality components specifically for this purpose. The SNKK level gauge for the visual-electrical monitoring of fluid levels, for instance, is always 40 mm shorter than the standard SNK level gauge and other conventional rival brands. SPBN plastic filler breathers project 15mm less above the tank rim than the standard type. LBBU clamps for fixing tubes, pipes, hoses and cables in place have been developed in a space-saving design that also reduces noise and vibrations. They are available as single and double types, each in two sizes, and cover a diameter range of between 4 and 32 mm, thus allowing for all standard metric and inch tube dimensions. The compact clamp is ideal for fastening hoses needed in two different diameters. The appropriate size can be selected by simply rotating the upper half of the clamp by 180°. This type of clamp is available in three versions for the most common hose diameters (17.4 + 19 mm, 20.6 + 22.2 mm, 23.7 + 25.4 mm). See for yourself at the EMO - the trade fair for metal-processing industries - taking place in Hanover from 19 - 24 September 2011. On Stand E68 in Hall 7, Stauff will also be exhibiting pipeline accessories, test and measuring equipment, valves and hydraulic components.
EMO - The World of Metal-Processing
19 - 24 September 11 in Hanover
Hall 7, Stand E68
Background information:
Walter Stauffenberg GmbH & Co. KG was founded in the 1950s in Werdohl, in the German province of North Rhine-Westphalia, and was initially a contract turning shop. Today the company operates under the trade name STAUFF, developing, producing and marketing fluid technology components for use in plant construction and mechanical engineering. In the fields of tube, pipe and hose clamps, measuring technology and hydraulic filtration, STAUFF is one of the world's leading organisations in a growing industrial segment.
Meanwhile, almost 1100 employees (12/2010) in 15 nations generate an annual turnover of more than EUR 160 million (12/2010) worldwide. Distribution subsidiaries have recently been opened in Poland, Korea, Russia and Ireland. In addition to the group headquarters in Werdohl Ehrenfeld, the company has production and logistics facilities in Plettenberg-Ohle and Neuenrade-Küntrop.
EMO - The World of Metal-Processing
19 - 24 September 11 in Hanover
Hall 7, Stand E68
Background information:
Walter Stauffenberg GmbH & Co. KG was founded in the 1950s in Werdohl, in the German province of North Rhine-Westphalia, and was initially a contract turning shop. Today the company operates under the trade name STAUFF, developing, producing and marketing fluid technology components for use in plant construction and mechanical engineering. In the fields of tube, pipe and hose clamps, measuring technology and hydraulic filtration, STAUFF is one of the world's leading organisations in a growing industrial segment.
Meanwhile, almost 1100 employees (12/2010) in 15 nations generate an annual turnover of more than EUR 160 million (12/2010) worldwide. Distribution subsidiaries have recently been opened in Poland, Korea, Russia and Ireland. In addition to the group headquarters in Werdohl Ehrenfeld, the company has production and logistics facilities in Plettenberg-Ohle and Neuenrade-Küntrop.
