Hydraulics Schematic Explanation for Three Clamp Drill System

[@blakemcelwain8136]

Great video for people having trouble understanding fluid mechanics

[@joshclark6101]

Please keep these videos coming where you go through the hydraulic diagrams.

[@KletteTech]

5 more coming over the next couple weeks. Thanks for watching!

[@alexfinn7989]

This was a great video. It is nice to hear a walk through to help understand how to look at and dissect a drawing.

[@KletteTech]

Great

[@naveensank]

You’re absolutely right about DCV-C valve where 3 different speed setting can be achieved based upon the position of cam activating on the valve.

[@KletteTech]

Thanks for verifying!

[@fernandoopril9122]

Thank you sir for the explanation it makes me understand the hyraulic schematic diagram.

[@MichaelHoyt-MulticraftTech]

I could be wrong but I think the K is what they use outside the US as a symbol for some sort of coil.

[@jafryfahim4463]

This type of circuits are common in Chinese machines. The control circuit is common way Chinese present electrical controls.

[@yomama9191]

I'm wanting to learn hydraulics so thanks for the video.

[@KletteTech]

You can do it!

[@أنسبالحاجي]

thanks very much
i need some information about hydraulic clamping system example punching machine sheet metal hydraulic clamp

[@polarbearchp]

K1 K2 etc. are all electrical relays. You can see their contacts used in circuits ie.e K1a1 is activated by K1

[@the_future_is_dystopian]

Thank you for explaining!

[@VladimirJovana]

that was piece of a job, thanks a lot

[@KletteTech]

You're welcome!

[@TakundaKoro]

Awesome so enlightening

[@pabloperazavigoa-6562]

K1, k2, k3 could be relay or contactor coil.

[@bigmikeh5827]

Good vid brother.

[@KletteTech]

Appreciate it. Hope you are well and Happy Thanksgiving!

[@أنسبالحاجي]

please just if you can just direct me ;thanks