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Thermal imaging service finds electrical hotspots
Thermal imaging can pinpoint potential problems in cables, transformers and low voltage switchgear before they develop into serious failures.
News from ABB Power Technologies (10 August 2004)
New facility expands subcontract measurement
The move to a new, purpose-built facility has enabled OGP UK to extend its Midlands-based subcontract measurement facilities that include dimensional, form and profile inspection.
News from OGP UK (29 July 2004)
Infra-red camera aims for R and D applications
The ThermaCAM Merlin is billed as more flexible than any other commercial, high-end infra-red camera. Brochure available
News from Flir Systems (29 July 2004)
CMM claims "best in class" title
In a standard ISO10360-4 test in which various CMMs performed an identical analogue scanning cycle on a sphere, LK's Evolution machine was found to be "best in class" in both accuracy and speed.
News from LK (29 July 2004)
Affordable entry to IR themography
The Heat Find-IR Jr is an extremely affordable, easy-to-use compact, rugged, infra-red camera.
News from Reliability Direct (28 July 2004)
VIsion measuring system comes down in price
The low-cost, fully programmable Starlite vision measuring system from OGP UK has been given a boost with additional features such as an auto learn software function, as well as a price reduction.
News from OGP UK (27 July 2004)
Inspection and imaging solutions go on show
Moritex Europe has chosen the forthcoming Photonex 2004 exhibition at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, UK to show its latest products for industrial inspection and imaging applications.
News from Moritex Europe (16 July 2004)
Endoscopes offer a comfortable view
Moritex Europe now offers the complete range of Heine endoscopes.
News from Moritex Europe (13 July 2004)
Vision systems check dimensional accuracy
User application article Rowan Precision is using Vision Engineering's Kestrel manual two-axis and Hawk three-axis fully automatic measuring systems to measure a wide variety of Swiss machined components. Brochure available
News from Vision Engineering ( 9 July 2004)
Laser-based system offers online moisture analysis
A NASA mission to unlock the history of Mars has developed laser technology that can also make water vapour and other gas measurements easier here on Earth.
News from IMA ( 7 July 2004)
Inspection solutions on show in Birmingham
Moritex Europe will show its latest products for industrial inspection applications at Inspex 2004 from 28th to 30th September at the UK NEC.
News from Moritex Europe ( 7 July 2004)
New Discovery features more quality checks
User application article Quality control of the new Land Rover Discovery 3 to be launched this autumn will be more comprehensive than ever following the installation of eight car body co-ordinate measuring machines.
News from LK (30 June 2004)
Renault adopts "visionary" measuring system
User application article The French car manufacturer Renault is to deploy the Advent automated noncontact co-ordinate measuring system for high speed car body inspection.
News from ActiCM (29 June 2004)
Power generation sector spurs demand
Demand for inspection equipment from the power generation sector continues to boost sales for Phoenix Inspection Systems, the Warrington-based ultrasonics specialist.
News from Phoenix Inspection Systems (16 June 2004)
Carbon-fibre CMM has edge on speed and accuracy
The new Premier co-ordinate measuring machine from International Metrology Systems (IMS) has been hailed as a breakthrough in the CMM industry.
News from International Metrology Systems ( 7 June 2004)
Efficiency boost for medical devices
User application article A leading designer and manufacturer of electro-surgical devices has gained substantial time and operational benefits from an investment in an OGP noncontact measurement system.
News from OGP UK (25 May 2004)
Motors put scopes in focus
A new focus motor is designed for use with the new range of Leica DM4000 and DM5000 upright microscopes. Brochure available
News from Prior Scientific (18 May 2004)
Thermal imaging on a budget
The new ISG K6700 Spectra Scan thermal imaging camera offers high-resolution 320 x 240 radiometric thermal imaging for a very economical price.
News from Barber-InSys (13 May 2004)
Laser-based tool checks shaft alignment
The TMEA 2 is a novel cost-effective laser-driven shaft alignment tool.
News from Maintenance Products Direct (12 May 2004)
Inspection is key to productivity
User application article An OGP Zip 200 is helping provide zero-defects delivery with a host of added benefits for Derbyshire-based automotive plastics company BPTE.
News from OGP UK ( 5 May 2004)
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