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Record revenues for Renishaw

Renishaw has announced record trading figures for the year ended 30th June 2005.

News from Renishaw, Aug 2, 2005

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Hall-effect switches have all options covered

Allegro MicroSystems Europe is expanding its family of successful chopper-stabilised Hall-effect switches and latches with four new product offerings.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe, Jul 25, 2005

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Servo inclinometers boast high precision

A new series of servo inclinometers are designed to measure angle with high precision in military, civil and industrial applications.

News from Sherborne Schaevitz, Jul 21, 2005

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Linear scale enhances encoder accuracy

Introduced at Semicon West 2005, the RELM high-accuracy linear scale is an exciting addition to Renishaw's Signum range of intelligent encoders.

News from Renishaw, Jul 20, 2005

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Laser encoder system claims new standards

A fibre-optic laser encoder system claims new standards for precision and convenience with a resolution capability of 40pm, subnanometre nonlinearity and part-per-billion laser-frequency stability.

News from Renishaw, Jul 20, 2005

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Optical, magnetic and laser technologies on show

Renishaw has staked a claim to a larger share of the world encoder market with last week's new introductions at the Semicon West exhibition in San Francisco, USA.

News from Renishaw, Jul 19, 2005

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Magnetic kit encoders offer great flexibility

Major brushless DC motor manufacturers are now taking advantage of the small size and high accuracy of new Renishaw magnetic encoder kits with an AM256 sensor chip.

News from Renishaw, Jul 19, 2005

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Encoder makes the grade for metrology

The improved Model 8460 is a robust metrology grade encoder that is well suited for industrial- and metrology-grade applications.

News from Gurley Precision Instruments, Jul 15, 2005

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Probes maintain tight dimensional tolerances

Renishaw tool setting systems and spindle-mounted touch probes have reduced costs and sustained a drive for quality improvements at a Dorset-based air bearing spindle manufacturer.

News from Renishaw, Jul 12, 2005

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Optical encoders are vacuum compatible

Vacuum compatible optical encoder systems offer all the benefits of RG2 linear and angle encoder systems: noncontact, patented filtering optical scheme, high accuracy and high speed.

News from Renishaw, Jul 12, 2005

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Optical encoders boost speed and resolution

Renishaw's market leading RG2 (20um) and RG4 (40um) non-contact optical encoders offer more speed, more resolution, more features and increased reliability.

News from Renishaw, Jul 12, 2005

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Small claims for absolute rotary encoder

The Model A19 is the smallest true absolute rotary encoder available with opto/magnetic electronic technology, specifically designed for applications where space is an issue.

News from MotionLink, Jul 12, 2005

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Magnetic rotary encoders cover many applications

The rugged noncontact design of Renishaw's magnetic encoders makes them suitable for a diverse range of demanding applications.

News from Renishaw, Jul 11, 2005

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Website focuses on Hanover show

Renishaw has created a special section on its website that gives full details of its activities at EMO Hanover, together with useful links and the change to obtain a free entry ticket.

News from Renishaw, Jul 1, 2005

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Optical encoders boast top resolution

New high-resolution incremental optical encoders are designed for industrial applications in high precision positioning and measuring systems.

News from Computer Optical Products, Jun 30, 2005

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Angle encoder is best option for steering tests

Robots used to test power steering systems incorporate Renishaw's RESR angle encoder technology.

News from Renishaw, Jun 28, 2005

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Encoders enable robust, versatile machine design

Machine Solutions selects Renishaw RGH24/25 encoders with flexible tape scale and LED alignment/signal alarm for precise, automated balloon folding and stent crimping.

News from Renishaw, Jun 27, 2005

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Silicon sensors survive harsh environments

Two new sensors have been developed to deliver fast response and greater accuracy when measuring flow rate, pressure and temperature in harsh or aggressive environments.

News from Hamlin Electronics Europe, Jun 23, 2005

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Magnetic encoder is attractive alternative

The EcoMag is an extremely rugged and economical incremental encoder based on a proven magnetic technology.

News from Baumer Electric, Jun 23, 2005

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Mounting kit makes light of sensor installation

The new Sensofix installation and mounting kit makes installing the widest variety of sensor housings child's play, regardless of whether the sensors are optical, inductive, capacitive or ultrasonic.

News from Baumer Electric, Jun 23, 2005

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Absolute encoder module slims to fit

Agilent Technologies today introduced a new, thinner version of what remains the industry's smallest high-speed absolute encoder module.

News from Agilent Technologies Semiconductor Products, Jun 23, 2005

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Rugged rotary sensor goes stainless

In response to customer demand, the popular SRS880 rugged sealed rotary sensor is now available with an optional stainless steel housing.

News from Penny + Giles Controls, Jun 1, 2005

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Gear-tooth sensors boast wide-ranging accuracy

New gear-tooth sensors operate with true power-on state recognition, and include a self-calibrating feature in running mode to improve accuracy performance over a wide temperature and airgap range.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe, May 30, 2005

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Inclinometers handle adverse environments

Severe weather conditions and other adverse environments are no longer a deterrent when specifying high precision inclinometers thanks to the introduction of the Schaevitz LSW series.

News from Sherborne Schaevitz, May 24, 2005

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Sensor spots vibrating or tilting targets

The compact high-speed Migatron RPS400-6 sensor has a measurement range from 50 to 150mm with a narrow ultrasonic sensing beam of 25mm at its maximum.

News from Ixthus Instrumentation, May 23, 2005

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