Philips-lighting HQ6640 Manuel d'utilisateur

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8final assemblyThe assembly shop houses several sub-assembly lines and the final assembly line. Sub-assembly lines handle the assembly of doors, dashb

9car testing and delivery – quality and audit checksThis section of a car factory often appears like a large maintenance and repair garage. Final exte

MaxosLight-line System: MaxosAn advanced high-performance indoor light-line system for TL’D and TL’5 fluorescent lamps. Maxos provides you with more

11Impact-proof / Dust and Waterproof Protected Luminaire: TCW097 (Pacific II)An indoor dust- and jet- and impact-proof luminaire range for TL’D and TL

12Surface inspection luminaire: Surface Control 1A high performance inspection luminaire for surface control with prismatic optics. The system is equi

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The ever-growing automotive industry covers an extremely wide range of different work conditions: from small workshops to huge factory halls, from the

1Proper construction of a vehicle often requires careful inspection at every step of the production process, with each step demanding very specific li

2stampingStamping is operated by large, heavy and sophisticated machinery in a press shop, often producing high levels of noise, heat, dirt and even o

3body-in-white assemblyThe body shop is a large metal processing industrial hall with a height of 6 to 9 meters. The pressed components from the press

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5paintworkThe paint process generally consists of a cleaning and pre-coating line, a primer coating line, the sealing line where the body is made wate

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7engine, axle and transmission assemblyFrom rough metal, advanced engine parts are manufactured. Aluminium parts are made in a die-casting process, an