News releases on Engineeringtalk categorised by date
Sunday 16 May
to Saturday 22 May 2004
Lloyds is a model employee
Ace Arc has found the ideal sponsorship opportunity for a small firm on a fast track to success - model racing.
News from Ace Arc (21 May 2004)
Dirt Whacker cleans up in Norway
User Application Article Ace Arc is helping Norwegian quarry owner Franzefoss extend the life of its conveyor belts with the installation of two Dirt Whacker cleaning systems.
News from Ace Arc (21 May 2004)
Load cell system is a clever idea
The Clevermount range of weighing assemblies is specifically designed with ease of installation in mind.
News from Applied Weighing International (21 May 2004)
Wastewater sampling needn't cost the earth
According to Aquamatic, there is a misconception by some companies that the introduction of a wastewater-sampling regime will require a considerable amount of labour and record keeping.
News from Aquamatic (21 May 2004)
Machine safety seminar set for Warwick
The British Automation and Robotics Association is to hold a machine safety seminar on 7th July 2004 at the University of Warwick.
News from British Automation and Robotics Association (21 May 2004)
Modular loads provide powerful testing
The WCL488 water-cooled load system is based on a modular design that allows a 120kW system to be constructed using 12kW building blocks.
News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) (21 May 2004)
The drive for better crane control
User Application Article The Unidrive SP offers a number of features particularly suited to crane control. Brochure Available
News from Control Techniques (21 May 2004)
Drive reduces machine size and costs
User Application Article The latest glass handling equipment from Sheppee International of York has been designed around the new Unidrive SP drives, reducing both machine size and costs. Brochure Available
News from Control Techniques (21 May 2004)
Simulation validates robot for hazardous task
User Application Article Delmia's Igrip has been successfully used to create a virtual representation of a hazardous robot cell.
News from Delmia (21 May 2004)
Precision dispensers and metering pumps
Fluid Metering has released its new 2004 catalogue with 30 pages of precision dispensers and metering pumps for laboratory, industrial, process and OEM applications.
News from Fluid Metering (21 May 2004)
Guyson cleans up with Kerry acquisition
Guyson International has acquired Kerry Ultrasonics, the globally renowned manufacturer of ultrasonic cleaning equipment. Brochure Available
News from Guyson International (21 May 2004)
Acquisition kit to watch over shuttle loads
HBM has won a $2.7 million order for its MGCplus and Catman data acquisition and analysis equipment to monitor the loads affecting the space shuttle during its preparation and launch sequence. Brochure Available
News from HBM UK (21 May 2004)
Weighing products for hazardous areas
Mettler-Toledo reckons it has the most extensive range of hazardous area weighing products available. Brochure Available
News from Mettler Toledo (21 May 2004)
Customer-centric approach for Smithson and Miller
MGE UPS is enhancing and strengthening its customer-centric approach with the appointment of Darrell Smithson as Director of Sales and Robert Miller as Director of Operations. Brochure Available
News from MGE UPS Systems (21 May 2004)
Keeping control in hostile environments
User Application Article Moeller's electrical infrastructure hardware has consistently proven its capabilities across many applications and industries.
News from Moeller Electric (21 May 2004)
Fresh funds available for aspiring UK engineers
High achieving engineers looking to realise a new professional goal now have the ideal opportunity to do so thanks to a new fund worth more than half a million pounds from NESTA.
News from NESTA (21 May 2004)
Command enclosures sealed to IP54
The Stakom range of IP54 command enclosures have been designed for housing control systems for individual machines or process controllers.
News from OKW Enclosures (21 May 2004)
Flotation readies Polaron for new acquisitions
Polaron's recent listing on the AIM market will allow its already rapid growth to accelerate further following the subscription of additional capital.
News from Polaron Controls (21 May 2004)
Electronic training speeds CAD learning in Florida
ProSoft is to develop an interactive, web-based electronic training module for a custom software application known as Sheet Navigator, used and distributed by the Florida Department of Transportation.
News from ProSoft (21 May 2004)
Leverhulme Trust funds engineering research
The Royal Academy of Engineering is instigating seven new senior research fellowships at UK universities thanks to a grant from the Leverhulme Trust.
News from Royal Academy of Engineering (21 May 2004)
German manufacturers talk sense
British innovation looks set to storm through German industry, following the interest generated by the launch of Sensor Technology's new noncontact torque sensor at the Hanover Fair. Brochure Available
News from Sensor Technology (21 May 2004)
Three become one
Sartorius is to integrate its Boekels and GWT brands under the Sartorius brand name. Brochure Available
News from Sartorius UK (21 May 2004)
Clean line pillow blocks are self aligning
A new range of pillow-block bearings has been designed to be particularly attractive to engineers in clean and hygienic industries. Brochure Available
News from Unimatic Engineers (21 May 2004)
Industrial modem goes to extremes
A new top-of-the-range industrial modem is designed for use in high noise and extreme temperature environments.
News from Westermo Data Communications (21 May 2004)
Motors make light of tunnelling through the Alps
User Application Article WEG AC induction motors, inverter drives, soft starters and transformers are playing a major role in a drilling machinery package that is helping to construct the world's longest railway tunnel.
News from WEG Electric Motors (UK) (21 May 2004)
Northern Ireland contract is a first
Winder Electrical, one of the leading electrical engineering companies in Europe, has beaten fierce competition to win its first major contract across the Irish Sea.
News from Winder (21 May 2004)
Handy packaging for thread-lock and sealant sticks
The new Loctite range of thread-lock and sealant sticks allow engineers to protect bolts from seizing or loosening due to vibration and can seal low pressure pipes on the spot. Brochure Available
News from Eriks UK (21 May 2004)
Dosing pump gains DC option
Alldos has added a 24V DC version to the TrueDos range of dosing pumps rated up to 20 litre/h at 3bar. Brochure Available
News from Grundfos Alldos (20 May 2004)
Paraskeva aims for greater northern exposure
In a move to strengthen further its leading market position in the region, Autodesk has appointed of Mark Paraskeva as Senior Area Sales Director, Northern Europe.
News from Autodesk (20 May 2004)
Range makes testing easier for contractors
A comprehensive new range of instruments is designed specifically to meet the needs of electrical contractors. Brochure Available
News from Megger (20 May 2004)
Mini servo drive completes range
The new Acopos mini servo drive completes the B and R series in the lower power range from 450 to 700W.
News from B and R Industrial Automation Corp (20 May 2004)
Controller goes mobile
The B and R product range has been expanded to include a mobile device that combines operating, monitoring and control - the Mobile Panel.
News from B and R Industrial Automation Corp (20 May 2004)
Vacuum pumps gain universal appeal
BOC Edwards is extending its EM range of rotary vane vacuum pumps with a universal motor, suitable for use with US, European and Japanese supply voltages.
News from Edwards (20 May 2004)
EMC simulation speeds military computer to market
Barco in Toulouse, France, recently brought a new ruggedised military computer to market 20% faster than in the past by using electromagnetic interference (EMI) simulation software. Brochure Available
News from Flomerics (20 May 2004)
Design, simulation and documentation upgraded
The latest version of Automation Studio is a unique circuit design, simulation and project documentation software package that meets the needs of engineers, trainers and service personnel.
News from Famic Technologies (20 May 2004)
Big torque from compact DC motor
PM108 true 250W compact DC motors are designed to deliver 90V DC at 2500rev/min and 14.7Nm start/stall.
News from Groschopp (20 May 2004)
Boxes provide foolproof waterproof Ethernet
Overcoming the need to put Ethernet connections into enclosures, the latest Beckhoff fieldbus boxes are rated to IP67 and can be mounted in the open.
News from Hayes Control Systems (20 May 2004)
Award for web-based software support
Aspen Technology's Global Customer Support and Training group has earned the prestigious 2004 WebStar Service Award for outstanding web-based customer support.
News from Aspen Technology (20 May 2004)
Flip open dust cover protects interlocks
Kirk Key Interlock Company has developed a novel style of dust cover designed to protect the lock cylinder and key.
News from Kirk Key Interlock Company (20 May 2004)
Load cells cover a full range of applications
Mettler-Toledo offers a wide range of both digital and analogue load cells for applications from simple scales to high speed in-motion weighing and harsh environments. Brochure Available
News from Mettler Toledo (20 May 2004)
Course gives introduction to process control
A basic level one-day training course will be held during Manufactring Excellence, covering the basics of process dynamics and control and loop tuning, troubleshooting and enhanced control techniques.
News from Emerson Process Management - User Events (20 May 2004)
Synthetic grease for washing machine transmissions
Nye Lubricants supplies greases for plastic gearing, cut and powered metal gears, cut metal and plastic gearing, plastic gearing and light-duty clutch mechanisms.
News from Newgate Simms (20 May 2004)
Hose clamps and swing couplings
Oetiker hose clamps are available to suit a clamping range of from 2.7mm outside diameter to 120.0mm outside diameter and are suitable for soft or hard hose materials.
News from Oetiker UK (20 May 2004)
Virtual exhibition stand is open all hours
The Pilz online "virtual exhibition stand" provides an opportunity for safety and health professionals to see the company's latest safety-related services, publications and products at any time.
News from Pilz Automation Technology (20 May 2004)
Coating resists corrosion for 50 years
A special anticorrosive surface treatment developed for storage drums containing low risk contaminated waste, is now available for industrial and defence applications.
News from Poeton Industries (20 May 2004)
Power to the Nanjing Metro
Alstom has specified Saft Matrics MRX rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries for the 20 metro trains currently under construction for Phase 1 of the Nanjing Metro in the People's Republic of China. Brochure Available
News from Saft Industrial Batteries (20 May 2004)
Easy-fit level sensor has marine certification
The intrinsically safe and marine-certified Squing level sensor has been developed to enable bulk carrier operators to meet the new SOLAS regulation XII/12.
News from Mobrey Measurement (20 May 2004)
Novel approach to powering subsea pumps
Voith Turbo has developed a new subsea hydrodynamic variable-speed drive for speed control of underwater multiphase pumps.
News from Voith Turbo (20 May 2004)
Fasteners join free 3D CAD model library
VirtualCAD has added high-detail 3D CAD models for engineered fasteners to its growing free CAD library and manufacturer part number interchange.
News from VirtualCAD (20 May 2004)
Free brochure explains occupational hygiene
The British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) is publishing a new brochure targeted at all occupational health and safety professionals.
News from British Occupational Hygiene Society (20 May 2004)
Sypol takes lead in occupational health scheme
Sypol has been selected as the preferred provider of occupational health support for the 'Constructing Better Health' pilot scheme.
News from Sypol (20 May 2004)
Fire risk assessments incorporate staff training
Sypol is working with a number of organisations by undertaking their fire risk assessments in conjunction with the organisations' own staff so that the staff become trained at the same time.
News from Sypol (20 May 2004)
COSHH management scheme now available online
Building on the success of its leading COSHH management system, known as CMS, Sypol is launching CMS Online, a web-based system that incorporates all the features of CMS and provides global access.
News from Sypol (20 May 2004)
Software reinforces health and safe knowledge
Sypol is introducing Personal Safety Advisor (PSA), a software package that reinforces what attendees of health and safety training courses have learnt by drip-feeding information to their desktops.
News from Sypol (20 May 2004)
Software simplifies management of asbestos risks
Sypol is introducing Asbestos Management System, a software-based service that records the location of all asbestos in an organisation's facilities, together with its condition and handling advice.
News from Sypol (20 May 2004)
Safely operating electric vehicles in ATEX areas
Technical Background Article ATEX-approved batteries can be the key to operating electric vehicles in explosive atmospheres.
News from Exide Technologies (20 May 2004)
Beam-style coupling on a budget
Budgetbeam is an all-new helical beam-style flexible shaft coupling that addresses the requirement for a high-torsional-stiffness low-cost beam-style shaft coupling in a single-piece construction. Brochure Available
News from Abssac (19 May 2004)
Read about air movement technology
A new 76-page publication covers ACI's complete range of ATEX certified products. Brochure Available
News from Air Control Industries (19 May 2004)
Enterprise software serves a thousand engineers
User Application Article The Nordic region's leading engineering company, The Ramboll Group deploys Mathcad Enterprise to manage calculations for 1000 engineers. Brochure Available
News from Adept Scientific (19 May 2004)
Dry solenoid valves ensure total separation
Asco Scientific has extended its range of valves for use in medical and analytical applications with the introduction of the 283 and 383 series of "dry" solenoid valves. Brochure Available
News from Asco Numatics (19 May 2004)
Package puts Scada in the pocket
Citect is offering new and existing users of its CitectScada system the benefits of mobile plant monitoring and control - "in the palm of the hand" - anywhere, anytime. Brochure Available
News from Citect (19 May 2004)
Pulsation dampeners for high-pressure applications
The Sentry XP pulsation dampener from Blacoh Fluid Control is specifically designed for heavy duty and high-pressure applications up to 4000lb/in2.
News from Blacoh Fluid Control (19 May 2004)
Scunthorpe rod mill set for expansion
Corus is making a GBP 14 million (Eur 21 million) investment at its Scunthorpe rod mill in the UK. Brochure Available
News from Corus Automotive (19 May 2004)
Expo visitors anticipate regulatory changes
Visitors to the recent Safety at Health Expo at the NEC, Birmingham, were able to view the comprehensive range of noise measurement solutions and instruments from Cirrus.
News from Cirrus Research (19 May 2004)
Lotus receives downhill help
Delmia is to sponsor Lotus Engineering in the Goodwood Festival of Speed Downhill Soapbox Challenge.
News from Delmia (19 May 2004)
Read all about UV luminescence sensor applications
EMX Industries has published its first engineering handbook for UV (ultraviolet light) sensor applications. Brochure Available
News from EMX Industries (19 May 2004)
Software development to continue
ESI Group and LSTC have concluded a multi-year collaborative agreement to continue the development of EASi-Crash Dyna.
News from ESI Group (19 May 2004)
Vibroacoustic simulation sounds good to Fiat
User Application Article Fiat's research centre in Southern Italy is using AutoSEA2 to improve automotive acoustic design.
News from ESI Group (19 May 2004)
Analysers check sludge drying safety
User Application Article Rosemount Analytical in-situ oxygen analysers have been installed to monitor oxygen levels within the ovens at the Daldowie sludge drying plant near Glasgow.
News from Emerson Process Management - Rosemount Analytical (19 May 2004)
Viscosity sensor mounts inside pipelines
The latest addition to the Brookfield range of process and laboratory instruments is the AST100 viscosity sensor.
News from Fullbrook Systems (19 May 2004)
Speedy bead testing helps boost water quality
User Application Article As a world leading manufacturer of ion exchange resins, India-based Thermax knows all there is to know about water purification.
News from Lloyd Instruments (19 May 2004)
CAD for nonstandard compression springs
The latest CAD package from Institute of Spring Technology enables the user to design compression springs by user specified geometry input.
News from Institute Of Spring Technology (19 May 2004)
Vibration monitor predicts bearing failures
A novel cost-effective predictive-maintenance vibration monitor detects rolling element bearing failures and shaft imbalance conditions. Brochure Available
News from IFM Electronic (19 May 2004)
India offers even better prospects than China
The Chinese drives market has quickly grown to become a $463 million market in 2003, according to a drives study by IMS Research.
News from IMS Research (19 May 2004)
Synthetic grease runs up to 300C
Kluberalfa HPX 93-1202 is a white high-temperature and long-term grease which is neutral in odour. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (19 May 2004)
Silicone-free lubricant is paint friendly
Klubersynth BH 72-422 is a fully synthetic paint-friendly, long-term and high-temperature grease with a service temperature range from -20 to +220C. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (19 May 2004)
Brochure brings fasteners together
A comprehensive 32-page brochure is now available from Northern Precision, the specialist single-source supplier of fasteners, as well as special-purpose turned and cold formed parts.
News from Northern Precision (19 May 2004)
Support continues for Conlog brand
Omniflex (UK) is keen to reassure customers that there are no obsolescence issues regarding the Conlog brand of Omni16 alarm annunciators, I/O systems and signal conditioning equipment. Brochure Available
News from Omniflex (UK) (19 May 2004)
Borealis prefers Parker
Parker Instrumentation has been selected as the preferred supplier of fluid instrumentation tube fittings and valves by Borealis Group's polyolefin plastics manufacturing plants in Belgium. Brochure Available
News from Parker Hannifin Instrumentation Products Division (19 May 2004)
I/O modules have CANopen and DeviceNet covered
New Inline Block IO modules from Phoenix Contact are now available for the CANopen and DeviceNet fieldbus systems.
News from Phoenix Contact (19 May 2004)
Industrial computer hits the (dot) net
The Allen-Bradley VersaView CE is a rugged industrial computer that supports the latest Windows CE.NET operating system and offers an unrivalled multi-application capability.
News from Rockwell Automation (19 May 2004)
Brass inserts strengthen plastic mould cavities
A new range of brass press-in inserts is designed for easy installation in plastics with either an arbour press or a fully automatic machine. Brochure Available
News from Spirol Industries (19 May 2004)
Safety combination has four sensor inputs
A novel multifunctional safety combination provides increased protection of operators and machines.
News from Siemens Automation and Drives (19 May 2004)
Distributor spearheads Indian growth
Sales of Schmitt balancing and vibration control systems are set for further sustained growth, following the re-appointment of Calcutta-based Maco Corp as the company's exclusive agent in India. Brochure Available
News from Schmitt Europe (19 May 2004)
Arrays cover many types of patterns
VX Corp has completely rewritten its 3D array tools to deliver what it claims is now best-in-class functionality.
News from VX Corporation (19 May 2004)
Crook and Bannister boost UK management
AEG Electric Motors has appointed Mike Crook as Chairman and Brian Bannister as UK Sales Manager as part of a re-organisation process to ensure effective management of its growing UK operation.
News from Lafert Electric Motors (18 May 2004)
Productivity spurs process electrochemical systems
The worldwide market for process electrochemical systems is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.4% over the next five years.
News from ARC Advisory Group (18 May 2004)
Inventor-based solution speeds PSUs to market
User Application Article HiTek Power has invested in Autodesk Inventor Series as part of a major drive to increase productivity.
News from Autodesk (18 May 2004)
Fire-retardant coatings make the list
Thermashield and Eco-Flex C/G high-performance fire-retardant coatings have been accepted and listed with the ICC Evaluation Service.
News from Avtec Industries (18 May 2004)
Motors get down and dirty
A new grade of electric motors for "dirty duty" applications features special protection measures that will withstand the most severe and corrosive applications in the processing industry. Brochure Available
News from Baldor UK (18 May 2004)
Power plant drives to stay cool
Air coolers at the Mokai II power generation plant will be powered by Brook Crompton motors, following the delivery of nearly a hundred 18.5kW motors specifically for the the task.
News from Brook Crompton (18 May 2004)
Custom seals come in low volumes
A new service of producing low volume specialist seals and gaskets to meet a customer's particular requirements is provided by Brownell. Brochure Available
News from Brownell (18 May 2004)
Valves offer much-needed relief
A novel range of automatic relief valves can prevent vacuum or pressure build-up in sealed containers, leading to possible damage. Brochure Available
News from Brownell (18 May 2004)
Purge improver shows advantage of dry gas
The NEPS1000 Advantage is a dry nitrogen and gas purge improver, which can be used with most dry gases including argon, helium and SF6. Brochure Available
News from Brownell (18 May 2004)
New features enhance shrinking M30 sensors
Balluff has completely revised its proven mic range of universal compact sensors in partnership with Microsonic, and reckons the new mic+ series sets new standards.
News from Balluff UK (18 May 2004)
Whirlpool is sold on virtual environment
User Application Article White goods giant Whirlpool is embarking on digital manufacturing by implementing Delmia software.
News from Delmia (18 May 2004)
Broad spread of winners in CAD contest
UGS PLM Solutions has revealed the winners of its first quarter 2004 Solid Edge computer-aided design (CAD) contest.
News from Siemens PLM Software (18 May 2004)
Accelerometer measures rotational acceleration
The Model 7302BM4 angular accelerometer is designed to provide accurate measurements of rotational or torsional accelerations.
News from Endevco (18 May 2004)
CAD viewer runs on industrial computer line
GiveMePower Corp has helped develop a novel CAD viewing and markup solution for Rockwell Automation's latest Allen-Bradley VersaView CE industrial computer line.
News from GiveMePower Corporation (18 May 2004)
Medical technology on display
On 23rd June, the GTMA, supported by Advantage West Midlands, is holding a medical technology day, kindly hosted by Ceram Technology, at its Research Centre in Stoke on Trent.
News from GTMA (18 May 2004)
Gauge claims a revolution in calibration
The XP2i digital test gauge manufactured by Crystal Engineering in the USA is now available exclusively in the UK from Swansea-based Haven Automation.
News from Haven Automation (18 May 2004)
Record year for German distributor
A German company that assembles and supplies Powerigs to accompany a UK manufacturer's tooling, has achieved its best turnover in over 50 years since becoming a distributor for the products. Brochure Available
News from Alcoa Fastening Systems (18 May 2004)
Modular acquisition on the record
The DiSC6 modular data acquisition and storage system is the newest product in the Heim Data Systems A Series.
News from Heim Data Systems (18 May 2004)
Aker Kvaerner signs for the long term
Aspen Technology has signed a multi-year software licence agreement with Aker Kvaerner, a major global engineering and construction services company.
News from Aspen Technology (18 May 2004)
Awards to honour tech teaching excellence
Outstanding primary and secondary school teachers are being sought for the 2004 IEE National Teacher Awards. Brochure Available
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (18 May 2004)
Programme cuts educational CAD pricing
IronCAD has revealed a major upgrade to the IronCAD Global Educational Software Donation Programme.
News from IronCAD (18 May 2004)
Integrated servomotors power up to 750W
Two new high-capacity MAC servomotors come with ratings of 400 and 750W.
News from JVL Industri Elektronik (18 May 2004)
Synthetic oil cuts cost of compressor operation
Technical Background Article With international standards such as ISO8573 placing increasing demands on the purity of compressed air, compressor operators need to improve the quality of the compressed air they generate. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (18 May 2004)
Oxygen sliding agent comes with NSF-H1 approval
Kluberalfa YV 93-302 is billed as the world's first high-pressure sliding agent for oxygen installations which also meets the requirements for lubricants that may come into contact with food products. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (18 May 2004)
Dry lubricant handles extreme conditions
Kluber has developed a special bearing compound for radial bearings which is very load-resistant and allows lifetime lubrication even with low speeds and very high temperatures. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (18 May 2004)
Paint no problem for high-temperature chain oil
Klubersynth CH 6-110 is a new high-temperature oil based on thermally stable polyalkylene glycol oils for the lubrication of conveyor and lifting chains. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (18 May 2004)
Microscope cameras claim "infinite" resolution
Kane Computing has become the UK Distributor for the DeltaVu range of high-resolution USB microscope cameras, invented and manufactured by DeltaPix. Brochure Available
News from Kane Computing (18 May 2004)
Laser transmitter goes to extremes with accuracy
The LM200 laser transmitter is designed for measurement of dry bulk solids, opaque liquids and slurries at distances up to 60m.
News from K-Tek (18 May 2004)
Crane manufacturer shares complex 3D data
User Application Article Kito Corp has implemented Lattice3D as its corporate standard for publishing and sharing CAD data among all facilities. Brochure Available
News from Lattice Technology (18 May 2004)
pH sensor handles harsh environments
The InPro 4250 is pressure-resistant low-maintenance pH sensor with a built-in temperature sensor for a wide range of chemical applications and is particularly suitable for harsh environments. Brochure Available
News from Mettler Toledo (18 May 2004)
Belting good conveyor
MK Profile Systems has launched a timing belt version of its modular conveyor system, details of which can be found in its new free "Conveying technology" handbook.
News from MK Profile Systems (18 May 2004)
Collets accommodate a whole range of fittings
Orbimatic has added to its range of standard equipment with a set of gas cup collets which can be used to accommodate a whole range of fittings.
News from Orbimatic (18 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)
New name unites Pittman and MAE brands
A new European group known as PennEngineering Motion Technologies - Europe has been formed to unify Pittman and MAE brand motor products and resources across the European market.
News from PennEngineering Motion Technologies - Europe (18 May 2004)
Plug option speeds terminal block setup
With novel double-sided plug outlets, ST-Combi pluggable spring-cage terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact are transformed into a completely modular, pluggable connector.
News from Phoenix Contact (18 May 2004)
Linear actuators need no brakes
New TA-Series electric linear actuators expand the comprehensive Power Jacks linear actuator portfolio for sub-10kN rated units. Brochure Available
News from Power Jacks (18 May 2004)
Kiosk terminal copes with ups and downs
Rittal has added an electrically powered height adjustment system to its Opti-Wall kiosk that allows wheelchair users or children to access the multimedia terminals. Brochure Available
News from Rittal (18 May 2004)
Spring clamp terminals speed system installation
Most popular components in the Allen-Bradley Modular Control System (MCS) Plus range are now available with the option of spring clamp terminals.
News from Rockwell Automation (18 May 2004)
Drive for logical applications
Demand is increasing for intelligent variable speed drives that can perform basic logic functions - features provided by the Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 40 AC drive from Rockwell Automation.
News from Rockwell Automation (18 May 2004)
Troubleshooting injection moulding
A new review, "Troubleshooting injection moulding", looks at the different types of surface defects that can be identified in plastic parts and the best ways to solve these problems.
News from Smithers Rapra (18 May 2004)
Console accessories keep hands from harm
The ZHS range of accessories for two-hand control consoles is designed to ensure that operators' hands are kept clear of potentially hazardous areas while satisfying the requirements of EN574:1997.
News from Schmersal UK (18 May 2004)
Torque sensors help profile engine emissions
Wireless wheel torque sensors can now be used to correlate vehicle particulate emissions to a given engine output.
News from Sensor Developments (18 May 2004)
Convertor brings Surf to Catia V5
A new closely coupled data exchange capability from Theorem Solutions provides interactive transfer of associativity between Icem Surf 4.4 and Catia V5.
News from Theorem Solutions (18 May 2004)
Software designed for Documentum
The AutoVue for Documentum visualisation and collaboration software has received the "Designed for Documentum" logo designation.
News from Cimmetry Systems (17 May 2004)
Tough connectors for harsh environments
AG's connectors are so robust that they are now becoming popular in a variety of industries where performance and reliability are paramount.
News from Cirrus International (17 May 2004)
Software gains design and manufacturing options
The latest version of the ArtCAM Pro package for the engraving and woodworking industries features a range of enhancements for both the design and manufacture of artistic shapes. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (17 May 2004)
Neglect machinery safety at your peril
Technical Background Article Investing in safety is not only right, its also good for business, says Derek Jones of machinery safety specialist EJA.
News from Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley Guardmaster ) (17 May 2004)
Easy integration for telemetry management system
The RTM remote telemetry management system can be integrated into any existing process control system.
News from EPG Companies (17 May 2004)
TQC solves leaky test problem
User Application Article Faced with a challenge from one of its customers to design a fully automated, very high throughput leak testing system, TQC enlisted Festo to contribute handling and control expertise to the project. Brochure Available
News from Festo (17 May 2004)
Rubber-topped fasteners keep conveyors quiet
Two additional sizes of Flexco Bolt Solid Plate conveyor-belt fasteners now offer a patent-pending, rubber-topped version that adds longer life, faster installation and reduced noise.
News from Flexco (Flexible Steel Lacing Company) (17 May 2004)
Survey reveals lack of design integration
Flomerics has recently completed a survey of physical/mechanical design engineers in the electronics industry that identified some of their major concerns. Brochure Available
News from Flomerics (17 May 2004)
Firm foundation for pharmaceutical plant
User Application Article Krka's new Notol pharmaceutical plant uses GE Fanuc iFIX Scada systems and iHistorian for data collection and reporting. Brochure Available
News from GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms UK (17 May 2004)
Linear ball guides satisfy a broad range
LBG linear ball guides are ideal candidates for applications where high accuracy, repeatability, extra capacity and a high order of reliability are the prime design criteria. Brochure Available
News from HepcoMotion (17 May 2004)
Catalogue details more than 300 training courses
A new course catalogue details more than 300 instructor-led, CD-ROM, online, web-based and video courses.
News from ISA (17 May 2004)
Hardware and software plug and play with TEDS
New sensors plug and play software and hardware products are based on the recently passed IEEE1451.4 standard for smart transducer electronic datasheet (TEDS) sensors. Brochure Available
News from National Instruments (17 May 2004)
Matthews is dedicated to linear encoders
Leicester based Newall Measurement Systems has appointed a dedicated Product Manger for Linear Encoders. Brochure Available
News from Newall Measurement Systems (17 May 2004)
Upgrade for scanning stage
Prior Scientific has upgraded a number of features on its H101A ProScan scanning stage for upright microscopes in line with its philosophy of continuous product development and improvement. Brochure Available
News from Prior Scientific (17 May 2004)
High speed and long stroke for telescope module
The new Werner Linear 90/15 Telescope is designed to be freely combined with other modules in the Werner range to enable dedicated multiple-axis handling systems to be created simply and quickly.
News from Rodriguez (UK) (17 May 2004)
Satisfying results from Frost and Sullivan
The recently published Frost and Sullivan report on the views of sensitive equipment users towards power quality matters in Europe places Socomec Group at the top of the customer satisfaction ratings.
News from Socomec Sicon UPS (17 May 2004)
Metals analyser handles challenging environments
New from Thermo Electron Corp is the ARL Quantodesk, the company's smallest CCD-based metals analyser.
News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (17 May 2004)
Probe goes with the flow
The VPFlowMate probe is a versatile insertion mass flow meter for compressed air.
News from Van Putten Instruments (17 May 2004)
Fire-lined bunded store is quicker than bricks
User Application Article Martindale, a leading supplier of pharmaceutical products, is using a Guardian purpose-built relocatable hazardous material store for the safe storage of flammable liquids.
News from Guardian Safety Products (17 May 2004)
Drum and hazardous material stores for hire
Guardian Safety Products is offering a comprehensive range of modular drum stores and walk-in hazardous material stores for hire - which spreads the cost and avoids an initial capital outlay.
News from Guardian Safety Products (17 May 2004)
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