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Blow-off

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Blow´-off`
n.1.A blowing off steam, water, etc.;
2.An outburst of temper or excitement.


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The vacuum conveyor system can run in reverse and is equipped with a blow-off station for clearing preforms and facilitating quick startups.
High-speed takeaway for PET bottles by Plastics Technology
Benefits are said to include ease of mandrel ejection, low blow-off pressure, no pinholing, elimination of contamination and improved coupling retention.
Mandrel lubricants by Rubber World
The parts are spray-cleaned by a solution coming from adjustable nozzles at the top, sides and bottom of the cabinet and the water rinse from the nozzle precedes automatic moisture blow-off prior to part removal.
Rotary parts washer by Modern Casting
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