Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Electrical Wiring",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Power over Ethernet switch reaches remote areas from
MAC Solutions (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "The JetNet 4706 is an industrial managed, dual-mode PoE power sourcing switch that is compact, lightweight, corrosion-proof and heat resistant".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Equipment cell boosts vehicle wiring production from
Harnessflex: "Harnessflex has invested GBP 0.25 million to install a new equipment cell which incorporates four new injection moulding machines".
In February 2007, we covered the news from Autodesk
concerning its Manufacturing solutions
- take a look at Manufacturing solution aid digital prototyping
which says: "Manufacturing solutions help customers redefine the product development process by experiencing their ideas before they are real".
Take a look also at the news release from SensorsOne, Level transmitter resists corrosion,
as well as Laser-sintered parts go from wind tunnel to track from EOS Electro Optical Systems (UK),
and EMF Directive impacts workplace specifications from ASTA BEAB Certification Services.
See also:
Standard updated - BS 6007:2006 Electric cables
(March 2006)
Building space is only safe for people to live and work in if the internal electrical wiring and cabling comply with industry standards
IR thermometer gives on the spot readings
(November 2005)
A novel handheld, infra-red temperature measurement device enables engineers to measure the surface temperature of objects down to 13mm
Marine power management capabilities go on show
(October 2005)
E-T-A Circuit Breakers will exhibit its state-of-the-art distributed electrical power management systems for marine applications at the Marine Equipment Trade Show in Amsterdam
Benchtop unit puts harnesses to safety test
(March 2005)
The latest addition to the Clare range of electrical safety testers is a set of specialist cable and wiring harness testers
Control by wire technology comes down to earth
(January 2005)
Anders Trygg discusses the considerations of off-highway design through a range of case studies
Boeing signs for more seats
(October 2004)
The Boeing Company of Huntington Beach, California, has purchased additional licences of Scan2CAD v7 Pro while upgrading existing seats
Audits ensure PUWER compliance
(June 2004)
To fully comply with PUWER, any new equipment should be inspected after installation and before it is put into use to make sure it is safe
Simple protection for vehicle wiring harnesses
(March 2004)
The Otter Controls B4 Series vehicle harness protector provides a simple connection when placed in series with the wiring harness
HMI power and data on the same cable
(March 2004)
QSI Europe is offering a new and emerging technology called Power-over-Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af) on their QTERM-G70 graphics terminal
Instrumentation valves open up new field
(February 2004)
A project at the largest undeveloped oil and gas resource on the UK continental shelf off Shetland is being equipped with a complete portfolio of Anderson Greenwood Instrumentation valves
Wiring solutions for the chemical industry
(December 2003)
Panduit has released a new brochure, written specifically for the chemical industry
Making paper safely
(November 2003)
Iggesund Paperboard, the UK's largest manufacturer of folding boxboard, is using safety interlocking systems from Castell to ensure risk-free routine access to machinery at its Cumbria-based mill
Pumps keep clubhouse up to par
(June 2003)
Mono Pumps is a hit with Burhill Golf Club, with the installation of two Mutrator pumping systems which are efficiently and effectively disposing of raw sewage from the club's facilities
Catalogues detail pumping solutions
(June 2003)
Wilo has published two new catalogues: one dedicated to heating, air conditioning and mechanical services and the other to water supply and engineering
Nanocomposites presentations go online
(May 2003)
A sizeable industry forum of over 50 delegates attended the 'Nanocomposites in industry' event at Sheffield Hallam University meeting last month
Subaru recognises continuing performance
(May 2003)
Alcoa Fujikura has been awarded the Subaru President's Award for 2002
Leviton aims for worldwide collaboration
(March 2003)
Electromechanical device maker Leviton Manufacturing Company is to deploy CoCreate Software's OneSpace Collaboration to all of its US and overseas manufacturing facilities
Packaged pressure booster sets keep it quiet
(February 2003)
Wilo has a new range of packaged electronic pressure booster sets, called the Comfort Vario range
Interlock slams shut for speedy safety
(December 2002)
Slamlock is a dual-action mechanical interlock that provides positive interlocking for the safeguarding of operators, and saves valuable production time by allowing guard doors to be slammed shut
Mechanical interlocking provides simple solution
(August 2002)
Mechanical techniques proven over many years still have much to offer modern industry in safeguarding personnel says EJA Marketing Manager, Ian Williams
Integrated pneumatic manifolds ease truck assembly
(May 2002)
Dump truck manufacturer Bell Equipment identified the need to integrate pneumatic manifolds to achieve dramatic reductions in components and assembly times for its new D-Series ADTs
Interlocks are the key to safety
(March 2002)
The new Guardmaster-Prosafe range of single- and dual-key trapped-key interlocks have an antitamper mechanism which makes them the most practicable and reliable method of safety power interlocking
Match compressed air inlets to required dewpoint
(December 2001)
The range of desiccant compressed air dryers from Hi-Line Industries are designed to mitigate the effects of the climate change levy with low energy consumption
Anti-tamper mechanism on trapped key interlocks
(November 2001)
The new Guardmaster-Prosafe range of electro-mechanical trapped key interlocks are manufactured from 316 stainless steel and have a unique anti-tamper mechanism
Zero Halogen Wire for Munich Metro railcars
(November 2001)
Raychem ZH100 Thinwall Zero Halogen Wire, from Tyco Electronics, has been installed in all the primary cabling for the new Class C1.9 railcars, which are about to go into service on the Munich Metro
Machine re-build company impressed with CNC
(July 2001)
A machine re-build company which recently used Fagor's products and services for the first time was so impressed it now recommends Fagor CNC when quoting its customers
Cable tester developed for use by boat builders
(July 2001)
A cable and harness tester specifically designed to meet the requirements of recreational boat builders, developed by Cabletest Systems, is now available in the UK from the Peak Group
The easier installation flexible conduits
(July 2000)
The Flexa-quick range of flexible conduits for electrical wiring installations feature push-on connectors and end fittings which can also be easily attached and removed