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Reciprocating motion

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(Mech.) motion alternately backward and forward, or up and down, as of a piston rod.

See also: Reciprocate



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The FP3 has no crankshafts, connecting rods, or flywheel because its pistons don't move up and down to create reciprocating motion.
These linear drive assemblies are used in machinery requiring positioning or reciprocating motion component such as material handling systems, winding machines, spraying equipment, and measuring systems.
Sandiacre Packaging Machinery's TG350-RC reciprocating motion machine is now gainfully employed in the potato packaging industry, packing a wide range of potato types, sizes and significant weights at high speed into a broad range of pack sizes (including pillow and block bottom/gable top packs) without increasing damage to the product.
 
 
 
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