News releases on Engineeringtalk categorised by date
Sunday 14 July
to Saturday 20 July 2002
Drives cut costs at Mini production plant
User Application Article ABB drives installed on the new Mini paintshop at BMW Group Plant Oxford are saving the company GBP 24,000 a year in electricity costs.
News from ABB Automation Tech (Drives and Motors) (19 July 2002)
Fuses to Pan Avia specifications
Aerco now stocks a full range of aircraft fuses to Pan Avia specifications as used in the Tornado programme.
News from Aerco (19 July 2002)
The non-traditional machining handbook
"The non-traditional machining handbook" is a practical book that provides designers, engineers, and manufacturers with vital information regarding emerging technologies.
News from American Technical Publishers (19 July 2002)
Monitoring system keeps tabs on corrosion control
A new remote monitoring scheme for corrosion protection systems uses GSM mobile technology to transmit readings back to a control room rather than expensive bespoke equipment and software.
News from BAC Corrosion Control (19 July 2002)
OCR software works with smart camera
Concepts In Computing has collaborated with Omnitron to make its flexible EconoCR optical character recognition software compatible with Omnitron's MAC 3XX series industrial smart cameras.
News from Concepts In Computing (19 July 2002)
Sensors sample superbike suspension
User Application Article Sealed linear sensors provide position monitoring on both the front and rear suspension of the Kawasaki Motors Corporation's US road race team bikes in the AMA Chevy Trucks Superbike Series. Brochure Available
News from Penny + Giles (19 July 2002)
Cantilever racking building is novel timber store
The UK's largest purpose built cantilever racking building will provide James Latham with a unique narrow-aisle high-bay cantilever racking system for the storage of timber products.
News from Rack Stor (19 July 2002)
Vibratory feeders lend a hand with parts sorting
User Application Article Probably one of the least used applications for part feeding is in the area of part sorting - but properly applied it can save both time and waste.
News from Action Feed Systems (18 July 2002)
Fieldbus aids energy monitoring
Carlo Gavazzi provides a powerful and reliable solution based on the Dupline fieldbus whenever energy, water or gas metering data collection is required.
News from Carlo Gavazzi (18 July 2002)
NI takes on OCR package
EconoCR optical character recognition software from Concepts In Computing has been chosen by National Instruments as the foundation for its industrial OCR offerings.
News from Concepts In Computing (18 July 2002)
Modelling software for faster furniture
User Application Article Evans Consoles developed its new Strata line in just six months, a reduction from its typical time to market of two years.
News from CoCreate Software (18 July 2002)
Powder metallurgy in Valencia next year
The Euro PM2003 congress and exhibition will be held at the Valencia Conference Centre, Spain and will be an 'all topic' PM event.
News from European Powder Metallurgy Association (18 July 2002)
Die Cast Solutions goes with the flow
Die Cast Solutions is to represent Flow Science's Flow-3D computational fluid dynamics software to the metal casting industry in the upper Midwestern USA.
News from Flow Science (18 July 2002)
Association aims for exhibition support
GAMBICA has just completed its annual bid to Trade Partners UK for support for UK companies to take part in 11 key international trade fairs in 2003-4.
News from Gambica (18 July 2002)
Property calculator has automatic hole detection
SketchCalc 3.0 is a novel software package for one-step calculations of multiple cross-section properties, incorporating groundbreaking technology for automatic detection of holes and islands.
News from Geomate (18 July 2002)
Catalogue helps readers get a grip
Lloyd Instruments has published a new catalogue of its comprehensive range of grips and fixtures for many testing applications and industries.
News from Lloyd Instruments (18 July 2002)
Web-enhanced portal accesses manufacturing data
SuiteVoyager 2.0 is a new software portal for the manufacturing automation industry.
News from Invensys Wonderware (18 July 2002)
PCI board meets new embedded specifications
Kontron now offers a single board computer that meets the new PICMG 1.2 Embedded PCI-X Specification.
News from Kontron America (18 July 2002)
Linear positioning tables are only 40mm wide
Two new series of miniature precision linear positioning tables are designed specifically for applications involving very small work envelopes.
News from Micromech (18 July 2002)
Marl expands into its own business park
Marl International has moved into new premises in Ulverston, Cumbria.
News from Marl International (18 July 2002)
Polyurethane provides low-risk instrument case
User Application Article Synbiosis choose rigid polyurethane from Norse Precision for new laboratory instrument casing.
News from Norse Precision Castings (18 July 2002)
Wireless HMI adds more freedom to move
Rockwell Automation has moved its MobileView portable HMI technology even further ahead of the competition with the introduction of the completely wireless Allen-Bradley MobileView Tablet T750.
News from Rockwell Automation (18 July 2002)
Microsteppers for cost-sensitive applications
The new Smartdrive OEM stepper drive family combines high-quality microstepping functionality and performance with cost-effective pricing for volume applications.
News from SmartDrive (18 July 2002)
Monitor keeps check on machine condition
VibroWeb is a 16 channel condition monitor designed to operate online for monitoring sensors measuring vibration, pressure and temperature on plant machinery in remote areas. Brochure Available
News from Sensonics (18 July 2002)
Latching solutions for the railway industry
Southco offers unique designs and proven mechanisms for passenger and maintenance interface points to meet the exacting requirements of the rail industry worldwide.
News from Southco (18 July 2002)
Pump mixes and dispenses in one go
Tapflo has developed a novel mixing technology that uses no blades, no shear, no air entrainment, and no motor.
News from Tapflo (UK) (18 July 2002)
Ventilation instrument helps cavers
Testo offers an affordable and accurate digital draught meter that is ideally suited for use underground.
News from Testo (18 July 2002)
Saginaw owes racing improvement to FEA software
User Application Article College and university teams from around the world competed in the SAE Collegiate Design Series Formula SAE Competition from 15th to 19th May 2002, at the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan.
News from Algor (17 July 2002)
Two senior appointments aim for growth at AME
Rapidly expanding AME Product Development Solutions has made two senior appointments aimed at boosting the company's growth.
News from AME prototypes (17 July 2002)
Wireless myths exploded
AeroComm has published a range of informative - if slightly controversial - brochures based on "wireless myths".
News from Aerocomm (17 July 2002)
Ever growing stepper range
Astrosyn's range of stepper motor drives has been expanded as the Kent-based company is now a distributor for Ever Elettronica.
News from Astrosyn International Technology (17 July 2002)
Reflectometer simplifies cable fault location
Ease of use is one of the key benefits of the new and competitively priced Megger TDR1000/2 time-domain reflectometer. Brochure Available
News from Megger (17 July 2002)
SW apprentices recognised by BEMA
Apprentices from two Bristol companies have received awards from the South West's engineering trade body BEMA for their outstanding performance over the past year.
News from BEMA (British Engineering Manufacturers Assoc.) (17 July 2002)
Solid-state relays expand switching options
The RAM series compliments an already versatile range of solid-state switching products manufactured and distributed by Carlo Gavazzi Automation Components.
News from Carlo Gavazzi (17 July 2002)
More formats and flexibility for file viewer
Cyco Software has released a new version of its award-winning AutoManager View document and CAD viewer.
News from BlueCielo ECM Solutions (17 July 2002)
Wider specs for hydraulic accessories
Elesa Clayton has a knack of producing just the right standard parts for wide ranges of industrial applications. Brochure Available
News from Elesa (UK) (17 July 2002)
Custom enclosures take increasing share
Fibox is ahead of its forecast that within four years over 80% of customers will be using its customisation service.
News from Fibox (17 July 2002)
Custom enclosures are good fit for HVAC
User Application Article Increasingly, manufacturers of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems are turning to ABS and polycarbonate enclosure expert Fibox, for compact, custom made terminal enclosures.
News from Fibox (17 July 2002)
Black boxes for airfield lighting
User Application Article Edward Dewhurst of Preston is a supplier of aeronautical ground lighting systems for both civil and military use and is a major user of Fibox enclosures.
News from Fibox (17 July 2002)
Survey shows optimism in valves and actuators
The latest findings by Frost and Sullivan reveal that the European industrial valves and actuators industry is in a stable position, pointing to consistent levels of optimism.
News from Frost and Sullivan (17 July 2002)
Friction no barrier to linear motion
DualVee Motion Technology - DMT - has been successfully employed in industrial linear guidance applications for over 30 years. Brochure Available
News from HepcoMotion (17 July 2002)
Transport delight for design quality checker
User Application Article The desire to cut design time and cost in CAD departments has led to the development of software tools that automate the application of corporate design rules and quality standards.
News from Incat (17 July 2002)
Testers reveal mechanical properties
New from Instron the 5800 Series of materials testing equipment is ideally suited to demanding applications involving metals, biomaterials, microelectronics, adhesives and composites.
News from Instron (17 July 2002)
Smaller hydraulic valve is up to the task
A new scaled-down proportional spool valve from Koppen + Lethem offers more than 50litre/min at 420bar and features the same functionality as larger models.
News from Koppen + Lethem (17 July 2002)
Directorship for Leader's Peter
Nick Peter has been appointed Technical Director of workholding specialist Leader Chuck Systems.
News from Leader Chuck Systems (17 July 2002)
Award for Newall apprentice
Newall Measurement Systems Apprentice Technical Engineer Christopher Wormall has won a Rudolf Carne Award for his outstanding contribution to the machine tool industry. Brochure Available
News from Newall Measurement Systems (17 July 2002)
Encoder measures hostile machine movements
The Magnasyn encoder system features a supple, magnetically encoded tape scale, which is ideal for both rotary and linear applications. Brochure Available
News from Newall Measurement Systems (17 July 2002)
Encoders specified for XYZ CNC system
User Application Article Newall Measurement Systems has recently won a number of significant UK and overseas accounts for its innovative Microsyn digital encoders. Brochure Available
News from Newall Measurement Systems (17 July 2002)
Profibus profile for low-voltage switchgear
Profibus International has released a new draft profile defining the use of Profibus DP with low-voltage switchgear.
News from Profibus Group (17 July 2002)
Greener valleys in South Wales
User Application Article Anchem Laboratories is using a portable FTIR gas analyser from Quantitech that provides the flexibility to measure a range of flue gasses for its customers.
News from Quantitech (17 July 2002)
Load cells cover all weights
Almost every application for load cells can be accommodated by RDP's wide range, many of which are available ex-stock. Brochure Available
News from RDP Electronics (17 July 2002)
Vacuum technology reduces hospital costs
User Application Article Vacuum technology from Siemens Elmo is proving an enormous success, particularly in hospitals.
News from Siemens Large Drives (17 July 2002)
Large drives label efficiency
User Application Article Raflatac's Scarborough production plant produces almost half a billion square metres of adhesive labelling material each year using more than 50 Siemens AC and DC drives.
News from Siemens Large Drives (17 July 2002)
Variable speed drives reduce pumping costs
User Application Article The latest variable speed drive technology from Siemens has been selected for a major development by North West Water at the Fazakerley Wastewater Treatment Works in Liverpool.
News from Siemens Large Drives (17 July 2002)
THK signs up Springfix
In a move designed to highlight the benefits of its range of rod-end and link-ball mechanisms, THK has entered into a partnership agreement with Springfix Linkages.
News from THK UK (17 July 2002)
Low-profile guide for linear motion
In the wake of the success of the Super Roller Guide (SRG) linear motion system, THK has launched the SRN LM guide - specifically designed for applications that require low-profile guidance.
News from THK UK (17 July 2002)
Mould provides economies on small parts
User Application Article Toolcraft Plastics has designed and manufactured a 16-impression mould tool with removable inserts in just 8 weeks to enable a client to keep ahead in an economy battle with foreign manufacturers.
News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon) (17 July 2002)
Pumps for chocoholics
User Application Article Tapflo Pumps has just had all chocoholic dreams come true.
News from Tapflo (UK) (17 July 2002)
Mr Kipling's fondant is tough on pumps
User Application Article Tapflo Pumps was asked to replace conventional pumps on Mr Kipling's fondant fancy line back in 1998.
News from Tapflo (UK) (17 July 2002)
Barrier pumps alleviate potential leaks
Tapflo has just completed a large contract to supply a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer with carbon-filled PTFE pumps using the Tapflo vacuum barrier system.
News from Tapflo (UK) (17 July 2002)
Blue seals keep it clean for food makers
Economos is setting the pace in the introduction of an internationally recognised colour-coding scheme for seals in the food manufacturing industry. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (17 July 2002)
Windows based "what-if" for discrete processes
Any process that can be represented in flow chart form can be simulated using Micro Saint Version 4. Brochure Available
News from Adept Scientific (16 July 2002)
Precision stage on show at ECOC
Aerotech will be showing its new FiberMax AXR at ECOC 2002. Brochure Available
News from Aerotech (16 July 2002)
Thai institute endorses Algor FEA
Algor has installed 99 seats of Algor FEA software at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology North Bangkok (KMITNB) in Bangkok, Thailand.
News from Algor (16 July 2002)
Sensors to make automotive engines cleaner
In the quest for clean, efficient motor operation, Delphi Corp chose Algor FEA software to thermally optimise a wide-range oxygen sensor.
News from Algor (16 July 2002)
Software simulates optical switches
User Application Article SiWave is using finite element analysis to predict the performance of a novel optical switch manufactured using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology.
News from Algor (16 July 2002)
Pull production for the shopfloor
The latest publication from Productivity Press, "Pull production for the shopfloor", teaches manufacturers how to manage wide-variety, small-lot production while keeping costs down.
News from American Technical Publishers (16 July 2002)
Productivity and presentation extension
Autodesk has added a new product extension for Autodesk Architectural Desktop Subscription Program members.
News from Autodesk (16 July 2002)
Image processing cameras check beer crates
User Application Article At the Furstenberg brewery, more than 3000 beer crates per hour undergo thorough quality checking, while they are still wet after cleaning, using a machine vision system and four cameras. Brochure Available
News from Cognex UK (16 July 2002)
Enclosures keep circuits clear of sewage
User Application Article Pulsar Process Measurement selected the Cardmaster ll range of enclosures for its Pulsar Ultra Level Star range of noncontact level measurement systems.
News from Fibox (16 July 2002)
Custom enclosure covers concrete control system
When Warrington firm Altis needed a robust and waterproof enclosure to house its fieldbus equipment, it turned to Fibox for the complete solution.
News from Fibox (16 July 2002)
Customised solutions educate the classroom
User Application Article The Cardmaster II modular enclosure system has been used to house a novel gas control system developed by Medem (UK) for use in schools and colleges.
News from Fibox (16 July 2002)
Handling sector offers high growth for drives
Manufacturers active in the electric drives market - one of the fastest growing sectors of the overall motor and drives industry - are in ebullient mood, according to a new survey.
News from Frost and Sullivan (16 July 2002)
Ball valves to the rescue
User Application Article FCX Truflo Rona recently came to the rescue of US engineering company Kvaerner Process by manufacturing, testing and dispatching a number of vital cryogenic ball valves in just ten weeks.
News from Truflo Rona (16 July 2002)
Wiping system keeps rollers clean all the time
Hoerbiger-Origa has developed a system for continuously wiping rollers to keep them clean, which will be of particular benefit to web processors. Brochure Available
News from Hoerbiger-Origa (16 July 2002)
Workshops explain hazardous area practices
IDC Technologies is presenting a series of practical two-day workshops for engineers and technicians working with hazardous area process control, electrical and instrumentation equipment.
News from IDC Technologies (16 July 2002)
Carbon fibre provides high-tech shaft solution
Igus describes the combination of its DryLin polymer based linear bearings with carbon fibre shafts as the ultimate in high tech shaft solutions. Brochure Available
News from Igus UK (16 July 2002)
Bearings integrate measuring system
INA has integrated a novel noncontact magnetoresistive angle measuring system able to measure within a few angular seconds in its YRT axial-radial bearings. Brochure Available
News from Schaeffler (UK) (16 July 2002)
High viscosity oil no obstacle for flowmeter
User Application Article Some of the world's most viscous crude oil flowing from China's Liaohe oil field is now being accurately measured by Krohne Corimass G+ mass flowmeters.
News from Krohne (16 July 2002)
Compact valves are fully flushable
Lee Products has extended its LFV series of chemically inert solenoid valves to include a flange mount version which enables them to be grouped together very closely on 13mm centres. Brochure Available
News from Lee Products (16 July 2002)
Web-based training keeps plastics up to date
Even for the most experienced professional in the plastics industry, keeping current on the latest technology can be a challenge: web-based training is one answer.
News from Moldflow (Europe) (16 July 2002)
Brochure highlights economical switchgear
The focus of Merlin Gerin's Ringmaster range of secondary distribution switchgear is on achieving the lowest possible ownership costs with no compromise on safety.
News from Merlin Gerin (16 July 2002)
Ultra-clean steels provide longer-living bearings
Technical Background Article Rolling bearings used in the production of steel have among the toughest lives of bearings used anywhere. Brochure Available
News from NSK UK (16 July 2002)
Transtechnology to market Omron AOI
Transtechnology has signed a nonexclusive distributorship agreement to market Omron Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) equipment to PCB manufacturers in South East Asia. Brochure Available
News from Omron Electronics (16 July 2002)
Probes aid connector testing
The new P201-Y Series of switch probes from Peak Test Services are the first European-manufactured probes to feature a non-rotating blade-shaped head for connector testing applications.
News from Peak Test Services (16 July 2002)
Website packed with robotics resources
Smart Media Group's www.robotics-technology.com has established itself as a leading robotics industry website.
News from Smart Media Group (16 July 2002)
Drying system is at the cutting edge
The Powerstrip drying system from Secomak combines air knives and blowers with drip trays, enclosure panels and acoustic covers in a complete turnkey package. Brochure Available
News from Secomak (16 July 2002)
Hostile environment no bar to drives
Copntainerisation is a novel solution to the problem of operating variable speed drives in extreme conditions.
News from Siemens Large Drives (16 July 2002)
VSDs improve power station performance
An upgrade programme aimed at improving efficiency at Europe's largest coal-fired power station includes significant investment in drive technology.
News from Siemens Large Drives (16 July 2002)
Pump cuts brick manufacturing costs
New vacuum technology from Elmo is proving an enormous success, particularly with brick manufacturers.
News from Siemens Large Drives (16 July 2002)
Shepherd connects with Procter and Gamble
Shepherd Engineering Services (SES) has recently completed the GBP 1.6 million mechanical and electrical contract for Procter and Gamble's new state-of-the-art administrative centre on Tyneside.
News from Shepherd Engineering Services (16 July 2002)
Force transducers provide car safety data
User Application Article Thames Side-Maywood force transducers have been crucial in the latest phase of the European New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP) crash tests, the results of which were announced on 25th June.
News from Thames Side Sensors (16 July 2002)
Robots on parade in Ireland
TM Robotics will be on the stand of its Irish distributor, Pak Automation at Pakex Process Ireland, showing its latest TH-350 SCARA robot, and TS1000 robot controller. Brochure Available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) (16 July 2002)
Polymer is hot stuff at high temperatures
Peek-HT polymer is a novel high-performance material developed for applications that demand superior higher temperature resistance.
News from Victrex (16 July 2002)
Coupling combines the best of both worlds
The Falk Steelflex coupling combines the high-load capacities of standard gear couplings with the flexibility of elastomer based versions. Brochure Available
News from Eriks UK (16 July 2002)
Transmitters take on Foundation Fieldbus
Yokogawa's EXA PH202 pH transmitter and EXA SC202 conductivity transmitter are now available with Foundation Fieldbus communications.
News from Yokogawa UK (16 July 2002)
AST partners with EMT
Applied Tech Systems (ATS) is one of the latest companies to join EMT's (Executive Manufacturing Technologies) growing Alliance Partner network.
News from ATS International (15 July 2002)
Flexible mounting for right-angle gearmotors
Baldor has a new range of right-angle gearmotors featuring an internal oil expansion chamber, eliminating the breather vent on conventional units that can restrict the choice of mounting position. Brochure Available
News from Baldor UK (15 July 2002)
Scada software addresses electric utilities
iPower Version 2.11 from BJS Industrial Computing includes new functionality to address operator, engineer and integrator needs of electric utility Scada systems.
News from Catapult Software (15 July 2002)
Clear advantage to valve enclosure
Boiswood can now supply the new Furon moulded valve box as an alternative to welded opaque valve enclosures.
News from Boiswood (15 July 2002)
Vintage performance from planetary gearboxes
User Application Article Brevini is proving that even the most ancient and mature processes can benefit from its planetary gearbox technology.
News from Brevini (15 July 2002)
Bouwer takes charge at Cyco
Eric Bouwer has been appointed President and CEO of Cyco Software.
News from BlueCielo ECM Solutions (15 July 2002)
Budget approach to high-reduction-ratio gearboxes
User Application Article Drive Lines Technologies has successfully designed planetary gearboxes with reduction ratios up to 7000:1 using basically standard components to minimise cost.
News from Drive Lines Technologies (15 July 2002)
Big pneumatics showing at PPMA Show
Pneumatics and automation company Festo is actively participating in this year's PPMA show at the NEC. Brochure Available
News from Festo (15 July 2002)
Expanding filter range
Filtermist unveiled several new products at Metav 2002, the international fair for manufacturing technology and automation held in Dusseldorf during June.
News from Filtermist International (15 July 2002)
ChevronTexaco deal worth $20 million plus per year
Emerson Process Management has signed a three-year master agreement with ChevronTexaco Corp for the purchase of Emerson control valves, covering the ChevronTexaco facilities worldwide.
News from Emerson Process Management - Systems and Industry (15 July 2002)
Process automation at the crossroads
Process automation is at a "crossroads", according to David Beckmann, Vice President of Marketing for the Performance Solutions Group of Emerson Process Management.
News from Emerson Process Management - Systems and Industry (15 July 2002)
Report looks at synthetic lubricants in SE Asia
Recently published by the Chemicals Group of Frost and Sullivan is a new analysis of the Southeast Asian (SEA) synthetic lubricants market from 1998 to 2008.
News from Frost and Sullivan (15 July 2002)
Displays handle maritime conditions
The Mitra range uses the latest electronic display technology to enhance the performance of display screens on any boat deck.
News from GDS (15 July 2002)
North Sea hotel module is safe as houses
User Application Article A new accommodation module on the Dunbar drilling rig in the North sea is protected against fire and gas risks by Trusted, ICS Triplex's critical safety control and shutdown technology.
News from ICS Triplex (15 July 2002)
Brighter touchscreen takes control
The HG2F touchscreen, which is brighter, faster and slimmer than before, is Idec's latest and greatest operator display.
News from Idec Electronics (15 July 2002)
Sealed LVDTs handle harsh environments
A novel range of small hermetically sealed DC-powered LVDTs is ideal for linear motor control, machine tools, factory automation and general position measurement in tough environments.
News from Ixthus Instrumentation (15 July 2002)
Peripheral board boosts embedded controller
JK microsystems has released the 4Serial/Parallel peripheral board for use with the popular LogicFlex controller.
News from JK Microsystems (15 July 2002)
Brass padlocks apply US approved security
Kirk Key Interlock Company now offers a complete line of brass padlocks specifically designed to comply with US lockout/tagout standards.
News from Kirk Key Interlock Company (15 July 2002)
The importance of correct lubrication
Technical Background Article The results of ineffective or incorrect lubrication can be catastrophic. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (15 July 2002)
What industrial users really need from Ethernet
Technical Background Article As Ethernet moves from the office to the factory floor, it is important to incorporate additional features to ensure the integrity of the network, explains Tim Semple.
News from Moxa Technologies (15 July 2002)
Redundant power keeps systems running
New from Minebea, the SD241U server power rack features the Phoenix series of power supplies specified for server use in an n+1 configuration, enabling system redundancy and continuity of service.
News from NMB-Minebea (15 July 2002)
Serial to Ethernet server takes dynamic IP
According to Omega Engineering, the EIS iServer is the simplest, easiest, most economical way to connect serial devices to an Ethernet network and the Internet. Brochure Available
News from Omega Engineering (15 July 2002)
Irish coverage for coatings
County-Kildare-based Meta Coating Technology is to represent Poeton's Apticote surface coating range all over Ireland.
News from Poeton Industries (15 July 2002)
Gemini acquisition boosts motorsport activities
Ricardo has boosted its motorsport capabilities by acquiring the operations of Gemini Transmissions of Brackley.
News from Ricardo (15 July 2002)
Pumps gain safety certification
Rietschle's cool running Twister series has been certified by an EC Notified Body as complying with the requirements for Category 1 of the ATEX Equipment Directive 94/9/EC.
News from Rietschle Thomas (15 July 2002)
Glass bubbles cut compound mass
Custom compounder RTP Company has a range of specialty compounds containing hollow glass microspheres to reduce weight, enhance properties and lower costs in demanding applications.
News from RTP Company (15 July 2002)
Custom wedge protects outboard motors
User Application Article Precision custom moulding of rubber products that incorporate special rubber formulations and mould making is a service provided by Rubber Industries.
News from Rubber Industries (15 July 2002)
Stainless-steel sensors run to low pressures
The new SSC stainless-steel pressure sensors from Sensortechnics offer pressure ranges as low as 0 to 175mbar.
News from Sensortechnics UK (15 July 2002)
High-precision sensors stay linear under pressure
Sensortechnics' new piezoresistive PCL sensors offer OEMs high-precision measurement from 5 to 75mbar FS.
News from Sensortechnics UK (15 July 2002)
Principles and practice of pressure calibration
Sira has a new course on principles and practice of pressure calibration.
News from Sira (15 July 2002)
Handbook of timing belts and pulleys
The process of selecting timing belt drives for new prototypes or for production applications just became easier with the publication of the 480-page "Handbook of timing belts and pulleys".
News from Stock Drive Products/Sterling Instrument (15 July 2002)
Aftercare service keeps newsprint rolling
User Application Article The production of newsprint is both a high technology, and a high-speed, operation and if problems occur, solutions must be delivered quickly.
News from Siemens Large Drives (15 July 2002)
Middle-aged compressor marries virile young drive
User Application Article As part of a modernisation project, chemical company Brunner Mond is now using variable-speed drives, instead of steam turbines to drive its centrifugal gas compressors.
News from Siemens Large Drives (15 July 2002)
Pair to provide complete safety solutions
Laidler Associates and Safety Systems Technology have formed a partnership which will cover all aspects of machinery safety.
News from Safety Systems Technology (15 July 2002)
Remote terminal takes Linux onboard
The VersaTrak IPm remote terminal unit is unique because it operates on an embedded Linux platform. Brochure Available
News from Sixnet (15 July 2002)
Off-the-shelf modular EMI screening system
A wide range of fast and effective EMI/RFI screening products is offered by Dorset based specialist Tecan, with solutions for prototype, development and production needs.
News from Tecan (15 July 2002)
Software turns scopes into power analysers
Tektronix has an automated measurement software package it reckons will dramatically enhance the efficiency of power measurements made with its oscilloscopes. Brochure Available
News from Tektronix (15 July 2002)
Catalogue gets a grip on handling
WDS has launched the 2nd edition of its industry leading standard parts and production equipment catalogue for 2002. Brochure Available
News from WDS (15 July 2002)
Easy installation for attractive signal tower
Werma is extending its successful modular signal tower range with the addition of an attractive tower with a diameter of 70mm
News from Werma Signaltechnik (15 July 2002)
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