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Test equipment given Ethernet connectivity

Wherever a testing facility is located, with Ethernet connectivity, intelligent leak testers can be actuated and monitored over a LAN or from anywhere on the internet with passwords and authorisation.

News from TM Electronics ( 7 April 2006)

Propshaft balancer is installed down under

Universal Balancing has just installed a high value propshaft balancer at a major propshaft manufacturer in Melbourne, Australia. Brochure available

News from Universal Balancing ( 6 April 2006)

CO sensing added to gas analysers

Multi-gas emission analysers and flue gas analysers have been given hydrogen-compensated carbon monoxide sensors. Brochure available

News from Crowcon Detection Instruments ( 6 April 2006)

Receptacle makes test-reset procedure easier

Utility unit combines external and internal control panel receptacles in one assembly, saving time by making test-reset functions available to maintenance staff from outside the control panel.

News from Grace Engineered Products ( 6 April 2006)

Monitor keeps track of up to three gas sensors

The new Orbisphere 510 can monitor up to three independent sensors, and each channel provides data storage of up to 10,000 measurements and 1000 last user actions.

News from Hach Ultra Analytics ( 4 April 2006)

Thermal imager joins rental portfolio

Livingston UK has expanded its portfolio with Fluke's recently introduced Ti20 infra-red thermal imager. Brochure available

News from Fluke (UK) ( 4 April 2006)

Analyser puts predictive maintenance in the pocket

Pocket VibrA ProV5 is a revolutionary low-cost easy-to-use portable vibration analyser for predictive maintenance.

News from C-Cubed ( 3 April 2006)

Peugeot-Citroen upgrades crash testing

PSA Peugeot-Citroen is upgrading its French crash test centre with the installation of the Kistler SmartCrash system.

News from Kistler Instruments ( 3 April 2006)

Bearing monitor avoids open-up inspection

AMOT's XTS-W bearing condition monitoring system is installed on Hapag Lloyd's Hamburg Express marine vessel. Brochure available

News from AMOT ( 3 April 2006)

Severity criteria for IR maintenance inspections

Technical background article Thermal imaging has evolved into one of the most valuable diagnostic tools for predictive maintenance; but not every problem identified needs immediate rectification. Brochure available

News from Flir Systems ( 3 April 2006)

Tiltmeter cuts downtime offshore

A novel tilt measurement system for offshore applications automatically monitors, displays and logs the tilt angle of the lower riser above and below the pivot. Brochure available

News from Inertial Aerosystems UK (31 March 2006)

Monitor diagnoses fieldbus faults

The FBT-6 fieldbus diagnostics monitor is the latest addition to the Foundation fieldbus H1 toolkit from MTL-Relcom.

News from MTL Instruments Group (30 March 2006)

Archimedes provides basis for weighing system

The innovative DWS displacement weighing system is designed for measuring the contents of vessels and tanks.

News from Weightron Bilanciai (30 March 2006)

Slow motion cameras aid high speed line monitoring

Technical background article Slow motion cameras and software for production lines let users save recorded files in various formats, making them available to everyone, not just those with knowledge of a particular process.

News from Photron USA (28 March 2006)

Monitoring service watches over critical bearings

A novel "always-on" condition monitoring service analyses the vibration signature of bearings.

News from Optima Control Solutions (27 March 2006)

Thermal imager promises more for less

A new thermal imager gives those involved in predictive and preventive electrical and mechanical maintenance a multitude of operational benefits, at an industry-leading price.

News from Irisys (27 March 2006)

Sampler checks for suspended solids

User application article Waste-water sampler helps show coating system manufacturer that it has reduced suspended solids and COD levels at its site in Darwen, near Blackburn.

News from Aquamatic (24 March 2006)

Single or dual channel gas analysis

Process gas analysers use non-dispersive infra-red, ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy, with the sensors selected to use thermal conductivity measurements or oxygen detection technologies.

News from Emerson Process Management (24 March 2006)

Gas detector adds CO2 option

The V!SA is a low-cost, lightweight, accurate and robust gas detector providing peace of mind in safety critical applications, now with the additional advantage of infra-red CO2 detection.