DAC Worldwide’s Bearing Maintenance Training System (204-000) is a heavy-duty learning package that allows for in-depth training in the identification, installation, and removal of a variety of industrial-quality rolling element bearings.
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Item Number:204-PACDAC Worldwide’s Bearing Maintenance Training System Plus (204E-PAC) is a heavy-duty learning package that allows for in-depth training in the identification, installation, and removal of a variety of industrial-quality rolling element bearings. -
Item Number:204E-PACDAC Worldwide’s Bearing Maintenance Training System Plus (204-PAC) is a heavy-duty learning package that allows for in-depth training in the identification, installation, and removal of a variety of industrial-quality rolling element bearings. -
Item Number:835-PACDAC Worldwide's Bearing Sample Board (835-PAC), designed for hands-on learning of essential bearing types crucial for industrial maintenance technicians, includes industry-standard bearing samples, shields, seals, and magnetic tags, enhancing practical skills transferable to real-world settings. Perfect for training in bearing operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting, with adaptable courseware for instructor-led or self-directed study. -
Item Number:201-000DAC Worldwide’s Belt Drive Training System (201-000) is a heavy-duty, multi-functional training fixture that allows for convenient training in the identification, installation, tensioning, and alignment of common belt drives types found in industry. A steel baseplate and aluminum components combine to create a lightweight, yet realistic and stable device. -
Item Number:201-PACDAC Worldwide’s Belt Drive Training System Plus (201-PAC) is a heavy-duty, multi-functional belt drive training fixture that allows for convenient training in the identification, installation, tensioning, and alignment of common belt drive types found throughout industry. The benchtop training system is also packaged with hardware for applications related to multiple matches belts, fractional horsepower belts, positive drive belts, and variable pitch sheaves. -
Item Number:837-PACDAC Worldwide’s Belt Sample Board (837-PAC) is an introductory, hands-on teaching aid designed to supplement courses in belt drive, sheave selection, and maintenance. It includes samples of eight (8) industrial-quality belts for users to learn to identify. -
Item Number:773-195DAC Worldwide’s Bladder Accumulator Cutaway is a professionally-crafted hydraulic accumulator cutaway that supports training in the application, design details, and operating principles of hydraulic accumulators commonly found with hydraulic systems. -
Item Number:240-PACDAC Worldwide’s Boiler Tube Maintenance Training System Plus (240-PAC) is a heavy-duty unit perfect for either classroom or lab training. Users will gain critical hands-on skills in the removal and installation of fire tubes in fire-tube boilers. -
Item Number:240-000DAC Worldwide’s Boiler Tube Trainer (240-000) is a heavy-duty fixture for convenient classroom or laboratory training in the removal and installation of tubes in industrial fire tube boilers. Based on the geometry and materials of a common Scotch marine boiler, this device allows for repeated practice in the maintenance of tubes without jeopardizing actual equipment, or consuming unnecessary floor space.
