Parker’s Electronic Motion and Controls Division announced last week that it is discontinuing its IQAN MD3 Display production. MFCP can only purchase IQAN MD3 displays for you until February 17th, 2023, so if you need more time to switch your design to IQAN MD4, stock up on the current version now. Parker set the last delivery date for MD3s to June 2025.
MFCP brings hydraulic, pneumatic, electromechanical, and process control parts and systems from leading manufacturers like Parker Hannifin to the Redding market.
The supply chain is forcing manufacturers to look for alternative materials to use in production, and in some cases rationalization of their product lines. Recently, Parker's Fluid Connector Group announced several changes to its product line.
Parker's Parflex Division has approved an alternate polyurethane jacket material for the HLB03 hose to help with supply chain delays. The new resin is the same in form, fit, and function and will be introduced in the second quarter of 2023.
MFCP brings hydraulic, pneumatic, electromechanical, and process control parts and systems from leading manufacturers like Parker Hannifin to the Modesto market.
Recently, Parker made several product changes and obsoletions ..
Parker’s Hose Division recently announced several product changes. If you are using any of the Parker products below, please read on:
This week, Parker’s Hose Products Division announced new cut-off saws replacing the old workhorse units.
Effective immediately, the 239 and 339 hose cut-off machines are no longer available. Use the new 86C-220V to replace the 239 and 86C-220V3 to replace 339 machines.
Most people associate the term "thermal management" with heat dissipation in electronic applications, but the concept is not limited to electronics.
By definition, thermal management (also referred to as temperature control or temperature management) is the use of various temperature monitoring devices, insulation, and cooling methods, to control the overall temperature of components or environments.
When it comes to heavy equipment, thermal management optimizes heating and cooling systems to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The benefits include decreased
Parker Quick Coupling Division eliminated several part configurations and options from its PS series and S series swivels. Read on to see which product ranges and part numbers are no longer available, and how to use adapters to compensate for unavailable parts.
Last week, Parker Parflex Division announced new measures to ensure the availability of the 5CNG series hose.
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The supply chain issues continue to cause delayed product deliveries and the availability of raw materials. Recently, Paker’s Gas Separation & Filtration Europe Division (GSFE) lost its ability to procure materials used to manufacture some unique components of the PME Series mist eliminators and MIST-XL elements.
We receive many requests regarding seal retention, but why is it so important? There are three main reasons: ease of component assembly, serviceability, and transit issues.
Structural adhesives offer many advantages over traditional bonding methods such as riveting, welding, or taping.
We're Fisher fans because they like what we like: quality products and unparalleled service. Fisher offers a huge range of snowplows, and each product line is solid, trusted, and innovative.
Reach out to our team to learn more about Fisher Snowplows, and never let the snow slow you down.
Autumn leaves may have just started to fall, but snowy days will be here before you know it. At Motion & Flow Control Products, inc., our team wants you to be prepared for early snowfall and wintry conditions right now. We're proud to carry Fisher snow plow products in Utah, where they're definitely (and sometimes desperately) needed. So take a journey with us to see how our snowplows can help you fight off snow and ice.
Parker's Quick Couplers Division announced last Friday a change to their part numbering system:
Tue, Jan 10, 2023 @ 11:14 AM / by Marek Bobik
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