Week 27 January - 2 February 2002

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Academy set to help electrical distributors

Schneider Electric has launched the Schneider Electric Academy, a training initiative which has been carefully formulated to address the needs of distributor staff at all levels

News from Schneider Electric, 1 February 2002

Increased service life from improved cam clutches

OEM manufacturers producing equipment for woodworking, quarrying and materials handling industries are set to benefit most from a new range of sealed cam clutches

News from Tsubakimoto UK, 1 February 2002

Supplier produces CAD library - with a little help

Corus recently announced a first for a building products manufacturer, a software application containing 3D representations of its product range for use in leading AEC CAD platforms

News from Trace Parts, 1 February 2002

High temperature versions of shock absorbers

Three new high temperature versions of a successful range of shock absorbers mean the operating temperatures are now -20C to +150C and energy capacities are 155Nm to 3400Nm per cycle

News from Ace Controls International, 31 January 2002

Cabling systems supplier elected to trade body

The AMP Netconnect Division of Tyco Electronics has been elected as a Sustaining Member of the TIA, the prime national trade association for the telecommunications industry in Great Britain

News from AMP Netconnect, 31 January 2002

201 data and voice outlets for Anglican Cathedral

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Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, the largest in the United Kingdom, has installed a structured network cabling system to facilitate communication between different departments and with the 'real' world

News from AMP Netconnect, 31 January 2002

PLC capabilities on intelligent servo drives

A new range of intelligent digital servo drives offer not only a comprehensive range of motion control functions, but also programmable logic controller facilities

News from API Portsecap, 31 January 2002

Save time in locating faults in power cables

Savings in time and money can be made on locating faults in power cables - particularly if they are buried or otherwise inaccessible - by using the latest hand-held time-domain reflectometers

News from Megger, 31 January 2002

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Gauging probes more flexible for production lines

A 32mm spindle stroke model added to a range of digital gauging probes enables a longer measurement range and provides more flexibility in incorporating the probe into a continuous production line

News from Axis Group, 31 January 2002

Corrosion Control specialist gets quality standard

BAC Corrosion Control has become one of the first companies in its industry to achieve recognition and certification to the new ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance standard

News from BAC Corrosion Control, 31 January 2002

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Pneumatic vibration isolators launched by Newport

Newport has announced the release of the S-2000 Stabilizer series of pneumatic vibration isolators.
Flir P600 series camera has high sensitivity

Flir Systems has announced that its P600 series camera now has a sensitivity rating of +/- 1 per cent or 1deg, akin to that of a thermocouple or pyrometer.