Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins also utilize a hydraulic system to drive equipment for efficient nail-making operations.
Therefore, it is necessary to understand how the hydraulic system of an Nails For Gun is designed and whether it is the same as the hydraulic systems in other equipment.
The hydraulic system required in Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins is a medium- to high-pressure system, with its operating pressure maintained between 8 and 16 MPa.
Most foreign Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins use logic control, which, while effective, is relatively expensive. This necessitates the rapid design of a hydraulic system that meets the requirements of nail making.
To meet the system's pressure requirements, a pressure-limiting, fixed-displacement vane pump was chosen after comparing various devices.
Since speed changes are not critical during nail making, a speed-regulating device is unnecessary, also for economic reasons.
If an electromagnet directional valve is used directly to control the working oil circuit in the hydraulic system, the pressure on the valve core will significantly affect the sensitivity of the equipment. Therefore, replacing it with an electro-hydraulic directional valve would yield better results.