News releases on Engineeringtalk categorised by date
Sunday 11 July
to Saturday 17 July 2004
Drive replacement solves noisy air-con problems
User Application Article ABB drives have solved a tricky noise problem for one of Bristol's major visitor attractions, reducing the sound levels of the air conditioning.
News from ABB Automation Tech (Drives and Motors) (16 July 2004)
The greater the risk, the higher the SIL
Technical Background Article Steve Meadows of Asco Joucomatic explains the function of Safety Integrity Levels in the new draft IEC61511 standard for the process industry sector. Brochure Available
News from Asco Numatics (16 July 2004)
Contrinex looks west with SWI
Contrinex UK, the Pangbourne based arm of the Swiss sensor specialist, has appointed South West Instrumentation as a distributor to cover the complete range of Contrinex industrial sensors.
News from Contrinex UK (16 July 2004)
Matching software solves inspection problems
Cognex has extended the capabilities of its industry-leading PatMax geometric pattern matching technology with new enhancements for pattern location and alignment. Brochure Available
News from Cognex UK (16 July 2004)
Nissan spots the difference with new camera
User Application Article When Nissan needed to replace two existing obsolete camera systems with one offering improved capability for precision work, it was clear that a little insight was required. Brochure Available
News from Cognex UK (16 July 2004)
Rugged interconnection for industrial Ethernet
Datwyler Cables+Systems has released the MS Industry IP67 System for transmission of Ethernet protocols in harsh and polluted industrial environments.
News from Datwyler (UK) (16 July 2004)
CAD neutrality aids engineering collaboration
UGS has come up with a new Teamcenter multi-computer-aided-design (CAD) engineering collaboration solution.
News from Siemens PLM Software (16 July 2004)
Scenta, the online SET resource
Scenta is the online services venture founded in 2003 by the Engineering and Technology Board (ETB).
News from ETB (16 July 2004)
Prefilter keeps wind turbine gearboxes cleaner
Fluid Conditioning Systems has recently designed and developed a magnetic filtration device specifically for wind turbine gearboxes.
News from Fluid Conditioning Systems (16 July 2004)
Magnetic filter turns to fuel conditioning
The Magnom has now been successfully employed to condition fuels in applications ranging from performance automotive to large scale marine fuel storage systems.
News from Fluid Conditioning Systems (16 July 2004)
Viscosity measured on the spot
The Viscolite 700 from Hydramotion gives instant spot measurement of viscosity in the field, factory or lab without requiring any on-site setup or calibration. Brochure Available
News from Hydramotion (16 July 2004)
Purge monitor optimised for welding titanium
The latest titanium purge monitor from Huntingdon Fusion Techniques incorporates a universal cutoff feature for interlocking with automatic or manual TIG/GTAW welding equipment. Brochure Available
News from Huntingdon Fusion Techniques (16 July 2004)
Catalogue covers over 30,000 drive components
Ondrives has launched its new 888-page catalogue containing detailed information on over 30,000 mechanical drive components.
News from Ondrives/Rino Industries (16 July 2004)
Nissan Diesel manages its vehicle configurations
User Application Article Nissan Diesel Motor Corp has used PLM Solutions from IBM and Dassault Systemes to create a vehicle configuration management system for the development of new trucks.
News from IBM Product Lifecycle Management Solutions (16 July 2004)
Website offers online support and documentation
Mettler Toledo's online support and documentation centre features a wide range of information downloads including operation instructions, manuals, FAQs, software upgrades and more. Brochure Available
News from Mettler Toledo (16 July 2004)
Inspection and imaging solutions go on show
Moritex Europe has chosen the forthcoming Photonex 2004 exhibition at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, UK to show its latest products for industrial inspection and imaging applications.
News from Moritex Europe (16 July 2004)
Speciality additives enhance plastics
Consumer products and packaging made from plastics today are bright, clear, colourful and increasingly cost efficient thanks to plastic additives created by Milliken and Company.
News from Milliken Chemical (16 July 2004)
Low-profile vibration sensor looks after spindles
Monitran's latest MTN1830 vibration sensor is ideal for spindle monitoring.
News from Monitran (16 July 2004)
A safe way to help increase machinery availability
Technical Background Article Components used in safety-related control systems must be designed to be fail-safe in order to perform their proper function, but machine builders must also avoid jeopardising machine availability.
News from Pilz Automation Technology (16 July 2004)
Modular I/O system solves automation problems
The compact modular Inline I/O system, at just 55mm high, can be installed to solve a range of automation problems.
News from Phoenix Contact (16 July 2004)
Moulding compounds kill off viruses and bacteria
Polygiene is a new series of antiviral and antimicrobial moulding compounds that can be used to make a wide variety of products "safe to touch".
News from Perstorp (16 July 2004)
Digital Dimensions joins the "top ten"
Digital Dimensions has become SolidProfessor's tenth North American reseller and will market its products exclusively in the Southern California and Arizona region.
News from SolidProfessor (16 July 2004)
Servo actuator handles large loads
The hollow shaft PowerHub is a compact servo actuator with a centre through hole and the precision and repeatability of a zero backlash gear.
News from Servotechnic (16 July 2004)
New standard for cylindrical roller bearings
Cylindrical roller bearings are the latest products to be added to SKF's Explorer class - a new performance standard that provides a substantial improvement in bearing life and performance. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (16 July 2004)
High specifications for budget IR thermometers
The Testo 830 range are low-cost high-specification infra-red thermometers, suitable for a wide range of applications.
News from Testo (16 July 2004)
Upgrade to turbomachinery grid generation
Software tool used by rotating machinery designers and engineers combines sector specific knowledge of computational fluid dynamic simulation for rotating machinery with mesh generation technology.
News from Ansys (16 July 2004)
Psychrometer offers three in one
The Model RH350 SuperHeat psychrometer features a large display which allows for the simultaneous display of three parameters.
News from Extech Instruments (16 July 2004)
Expanding range of mechanical drive components
Rino Industries of Chesterfield now offers a further extended range of mechanical drive components in its latest 456-page catalogue.
News from Ondrives/Rino Industries (16 July 2004)
Robots aid in particle physics research
User Application Article A laser-welding system incorporating ABB IRB 140 six-axis robots is helping make critical components for the next generation of particle accelerator. Brochure Available
News from ABB Robotics (15 July 2004)
Back to basics: single-phase motor theory
Technical Background Article When examining single-phase motor theory, it is important first to clarify the key differences between a three-phase supply and a single-phase supply.
News from Lafert Electric Motors (15 July 2004)
Digital outputs sink and source
New from Advantech are the 12-channel Adam-4056S sink-type and Adam-4056SO source-type isolated digital output modules. Brochure Available
News from Advantech (UK) (15 July 2004)
Angle sensor is unparalleled
Designed for harsh applications that require reliable through-beam sensing, BWL angle sensors combine unparalleled sensing precision with unmatched ease of use.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Quadrature output for linear transducer
Quadrature output is now available as an option on both the Micropulse B and P transducers, giving designers more interface options for connecting to motion-based systems.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
All-new option for cylinder position sensing
The ProSet4, the newest member of Balluff's Micropulse family of rod-style cylinder transducers, offers an entirely new option for cylinder position sensing.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Laser sensors detect minute deviations
Designed for applications that require precision through-beam sensing, the Laser BGL combines unparalleled sensing precision with unmatched ease of use.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Tools cut device description development times
The Hart Communication Foundation (HCF) has released its new Device Description Integrated Development Environment (DD-IDE).
News from Hart Communication Foundation (15 July 2004)
Heat is on at Honeywell
Honeywell has been named one of Start magazine's "Hottest Companies", an award recognising companies that improve manufacturing processes through unique and reliable technology solutions.
News from Honeywell Industry Solutions (15 July 2004)
On-site seal joining cuts machine downtime
Split-type lip seals from James Walker are now easier to join around rotary shafts, using a modified fitting kit for the patented Walkersele OSJ (on-site joining) technique. Brochure Available
News from James Walker and Co (15 July 2004)
Wax-based chain lubricant outlasts the rest
Kluberplus SK 11-299 is a nonsoiling, nontacky lifetime lubricant providing excellent adhesion to chain parts, corrosion protection, water resistance and effective wear protection. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (15 July 2004)
Website gains CAD support system
A new online CAD support system is free to visitors who register on the Lee Spring website. Brochure Available
News from Lee Spring (15 July 2004)
Chemical awards for Rohm and Haas and Millenium
Rohm and Haas, of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, has received a national manufacturing improvement award - for batch or speciality manufacture - for its acrylic emulsion plant improvement.
News from PICME (15 July 2004)
Dunstable plant reopens as centre of excellence
Scapa has officially opened its newly modernised premises in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.
News from Scapa UK (15 July 2004)
Helical grooved pins are a tougher option
A new line of standard inch and metric helical grooved solid pins are ideal for high-shear applications where a grooved pin is installed into a hardened hole. Brochure Available
News from Spirol Industries (15 July 2004)
Read all about man-machine protection
Schmersal has introduced a new safety technology catalogue covering its extensive range of innovative man-machine protection components and systems.
News from Schmersal UK (15 July 2004)
Seals block product migration
Meco's patented shaft seal designs are based on the use of a driving elastomer, which wraps around and grips the shaft, both protecting the shaft from abrasion damage and blocking product migration. Brochure Available
News from Meco Shaft Seals (15 July 2004)
Scada system aids remote communications
User Application Article Flathead Electric recently completed a major upgrade to the supervisory control and data acquisition system that allows remote communication with Co-op substations.
News from Catapult Software (15 July 2004)
Industrial Ethernet system resists interference
Datwyler Cables+Systems is announcing the new MS Industry IP67 system for the transmission of Ethernet protocols in harsh and polluted industrial environments.
News from Datwyler (UK) (15 July 2004)
HSC consults on amendments to COMAH Regulations
The Health and Safety Commission is publishing an online consultative document containing proposals to implement an EC Directive that amends the scope of major accident hazards Directive 96/82/E.
News from Health and Safety Executive (15 July 2004)
Panel PCs use modular construction
The P1706 and P1506 are cost-effective and time-saving modular panel computers, offering reduced maintenance and low upgrade costs.
News from Arbor Technology Co (14 July 2004)
Website helps with regulatory compliance
ABB Process Solutions and Wimmer Systems have set up a new website dedicated to spreadsheet validation.
News from ABB Process Solutions (14 July 2004)
Software checks spreadsheets for compliance
DaCS is the worlds leading software solution for providing the technical controls required to validate Excel spreadsheets and comply with 21 CFR Part 11 and Sarbanes-Oxley.
News from ABB Process Solutions (14 July 2004)
FEA software aids forensic investigations
User Application Article Forensic analysis specialists at Herrera, Stafford and Associates of El Paso, Texas, use FEA tools to determine why products fail.
News from Algor (14 July 2004)
Recorders tune in for power station upgrade
User Application Article ABB has supplied 24 InformIT SM series videographic data recorders to Ferrybridge C power station as part of an upgrade of the station's control room equipment.
News from ABB Automation Tech (Instrumentation + Automation) (14 July 2004)
More options for colour sensor
The BFS 26K colour sensor that works as a true three-channel colour recognition system without needing an external light source is now available in two new versions.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
CCD receiver improves laser distance measurement
The BOD 26K uses novel CCD receiver technology to measure reliably and precisely even with highly reflective targets, all at a cost-effective price.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Inductive sensor swings either way
The new Blackline Duo inductive sensor range combines the simplicity of two-wire switching with nonpolarised voltage input.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Shrinking sensors maintain performance
Miniaturisation in the Balluff photoelectric range continues to advance with the new BOS 08M and BOS Q08M families available in diffuse, retroreflective, through-beam and fixed focus.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Displacement sensor suits clamp position feedback
Balluff has added a new 160mm stroke length to its BIL range of miniature noncontact displacement sensors.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Versatile mounting for low-profile level sensors
A new range of low-profile capacitive level sensors can be attached to virtually any mounting, including small diameter pipes.
News from Carlo Gavazzi (14 July 2004)
Magazine award recognises international leadership
Cedip Infrared Systems has been selected by the French magazine l'Usine Nouvelle to receive the 2003 award for international leadership and export performance. Brochure Available
News from Cedip Infrared Systems (14 July 2004)
Rheometer claims ease of use
The new T2SR time and temperature scanning rheometer is now available from Celsum Technologies. Brochure Available
News from Celsum Technologies (14 July 2004)
Extrusion dies aid materials testing
Celsum Technologies can supply a wide range of precision extrusion dies for laboratory rheometers and extrusion lines, as well as for pilot extrusion plants. Brochure Available
News from Celsum Technologies (14 July 2004)
Aerospace supplier relies on intgrated inspection
User Application Article At Lucas Industries two portable inspection arms from Romer CimCore, both fitted with Delcam's PowerInspect software, have become an integral part of the production process. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (14 July 2004)
Keyboards answer human-interface challenges
Devlin Electronics has developed an extensive range of both "off-the-shelf" and custom keyboards, solving a wide range of human-interface challenges.
News from Devlin Electronics (14 July 2004)
Catalogue shows how to improve bearing performance
Emerson Power Transmission has published a new catalogue on protection and lubrication principles for improved bearing performance.
News from Emerson Power Transmission (14 July 2004)
Stepper motors ideal for an English summer
The WR series of size 34 weather resistant stepper motors provide the protection and reliable operation required of vehicle-mounted and other portable equipment in outdoor applications.
News from Empire Magnetics (14 July 2004)
Valve automation solution ensures a clear view
User Application Article El-O-Matic valve actuators play a key role at uShaka Island Marine World, a new world-class entertainment and tourism destination in Durban, South Africa.
News from Emerson Process Management - Valve Automation (14 July 2004)
Enclosures provide dedicated contactor housings
User Application Article When electrical components distributor Europa Components looked to offer customers the option of a dedicated housing unit for its contactor products, it turned to Fibox for a tailored solution.
News from Fibox (14 July 2004)
Gripple scoops "Best Factory" prize
Innovative Sheffield company Gripple claims to be the best - and now it's official.
News from Gripple (14 July 2004)
Servo drives are getting smaller
The Servostar 300 series is the smallest new addition to the Motor Technology range of servo drives.
News from Motor Technology (14 July 2004)
Replacement panels extend rolling stock life
The French company Mors Smitt Technologies (MST) supplies components and systems for switching, measuring and automating electrotechnical processes in the railway industry.
News from MS Relais (14 July 2004)
Controllers make sense of LVDT applications
Macro Sensors has released a new family of economically priced and user-friendly digital controllers and indicators designed for measurement and control applications involving LVDTs.
News from Macro Sensors (14 July 2004)
Phoenix takes an interest in connectBlue
connectBlue and Phoenix Contact have strengthened their partnership in wireless industrial automation as Phoenix Contact acquired 13% interest in connectBlue.
News from Phoenix Contact (14 July 2004)
Read all about submersible level transducers
Pressure Systems has published a datasheet detailing the new Series 770 rerangeable hydrostatic submersible level transducers with 10:1 programmable turndown capability.
News from Pressure Systems (14 July 2004)
Profibus control for Intelligent actuators
User Application Article Intelligent electric valve actuators with Profibus DP open control system connectivity are helping Wessex Water to improve itssewage treatment regime and protect popular tourist beaches.
News from Rotork Controls (14 July 2004)
Input module aids safety compliance
The new IP20 input module has been launched to compliment the extensive range of products that form Siemens Automation and Drives ASi Safety at Work concept.
News from Siemens Automation and Drives (14 July 2004)
Bearing expertise creates revolution in the water
User Application Article Modern bearing design has helped update a classic piece of engineering - the Archimedean screw. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (14 July 2004)
CAD translator offers double Catia coverage
The latest bidirectional CADverters from CAD/CAM product data exchange specialist, Theorem Solutions bring significant new capabilities and benefits to Unigraphics and Catia V5 users.
News from Theorem Solutions (14 July 2004)
E-mail newsletter tops 25,000 circulation
More than 25,000 people are now receiving Monitor, the free newsletter for PC-based data acquisition and control.
News from Windmill Software (14 July 2004)
HSC concerned about proposed EC Sevices Directive
The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) has raised serious concerns in response to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) consultation on the draft EC Directive on Services in the Internal Market.
News from Health and Safety Executive (14 July 2004)
Lightning protection for fieldbus networks
Pepperl+Fuchs is introducing the FieldConnex fieldbus surge protector, a lightning current and overvoltage arrester that protects Profibus PA or Foundation Fieldbus equipment.
News from Pepperl+Fuchs USA (14 July 2004)
Irish eyes smile on weighing assemblies
With reports that the Irish industrial production index is up by 13.7% over the last 12 months, it is no wonder that Applied Weighing had a successful few days at exhibitions in Cork.
News from Applied Weighing International (13 July 2004)
Fibre-optic convertor takes serial signals further
Aimed at industrial long-distance communication applications such as intelligent transport systems, the new ADAM-4542+ converts single-mode fibre optic signals to RS232/422/485 serial signals. Brochure Available
News from Advantech (UK) (13 July 2004)
Nozzles atomise at lower pressures
Bete has further enhanced its industry-leading, direct pressure MicroWhirl nozzle.
News from Bete (13 July 2004)
Indicators gain loop powered backlights
Beka Associates has introduced an optional loop powered backlight for all its field and panel mounting intrinsically safe indicators. Brochure Available
News from Beka associates (13 July 2004)
Compact sensors claim ease of application
Balluff reckons it has set new sector standards with its mic+ range of compact sensors with numerical digital displays.
News from Balluff UK (13 July 2004)
Marine coupling shows its flexibility
User Application Article Centa Transmissions had to overcome a significant gearbox location problem when it was asked to substantially reduce noise and vibration from the transmission of "Sea Shepherd".
News from Centa Transmissions (13 July 2004)
Tiny proximity switches sense further
The world's smallest self-contained proximity switches now have extended sensing distance.
News from Contrinex UK (13 July 2004)
Upgrade for ECU code generator
Version 2.0 of TargetLink, the production code generator, offers all the benefits of its predecessor plus an enormous range of brand-new functions.
News from Dspace UK (13 July 2004)
Linear actuator shifts large payloads
Festo has added an extremely fast linear actuator to its electrical motion control range. Brochure Available
News from Festo (13 July 2004)
Split option aids flue gas measurement
The world's first in situ, zirconium oxide-based oxygen transmitter for flue gas measurement is now even more versatile as a "split architecture" instrument.
News from Emerson Process Management - Rosemount Analytical (13 July 2004)
Windows worth a look
A new range of enclosure windows provides panel builders with an ingenious means of adding transparent inspection ports to any steel or plastic enclosure.
News from Fibox (13 July 2004)
Enclosures gain uprated hardware
Fibox has made a number of important enhancements to its popular CAB range of enclosures, including even more robust door hinges and latches as well as a new side mounted lock assembly.
News from Fibox (13 July 2004)
Enclosures protect motorway controls
User Application Article The new M6 toll road uses Fibox enclosures to house gantry lighting controls along the entire 43km stretch of motorway.
News from Fibox (13 July 2004)
PLM solution aids innovation in miniature
User Application Article The Lee Company, a pioneer in the development of miniature precision fluid control components, has implemented PLM from IBM to streamline the product development process.
News from IBM Product Lifecycle Management Solutions (13 July 2004)
X-ray inspection assures helicopter integrity
User Application Article X-ray inspection equipment from Viscom reliably detects faults in welds and materials for helicopter manufacturer Eurocopter.
News from Inseto (UK) (13 July 2004)
Support centres meet the mark
Two Invensys support centres have achieved certification under the prestigious Support Centre Practices (SCP) certification programme for the second consecutive year.
News from Invensys (13 July 2004)
No maintenance required for clip bearings
Igus has released a new version of its maintenance-free Iglidur M250 clip bearings. Brochure Available
News from Igus UK (13 July 2004)
Strain sensor takes electronics onboard
The Type 9234A piezoelectric strain sensor has an integrated charge amplifier with remote control of measuring range and provides an analogue output voltage of +/-10V.
News from Kistler Instruments (13 July 2004)
Dust monitor gains more measurement confidence
The Land Model 4500 MkII+ dust emissions monitor has been granted TUV approval to the 13th BimSchV and TA-Luft. Brochure Available
News from Land Instruments International (13 July 2004)
Machine monitor communicates via web browser
The Trumeter Mercury 3000 offers a cost effective solution to machine monitoring problems. Brochure Available
News from LC Automation (13 July 2004)
RoSPA award makes a round dozen
A second President's Award from RoSPA for Lichfield-based project management specialist Lorien Engineering Solutions has brought its total number of top-level safety awards to 12.
News from Lorien Engineering Solutions (13 July 2004)
Endoscopes offer a comfortable view
Moritex Europe now offers the complete range of Heine endoscopes.
News from Moritex Europe (13 July 2004)
Talented youngsters impress industry
Sound commercial sense was accompanied by innovative ideas at the Technology Design and Innovation competition final.
News from Manufacturing Technologies Association (13 July 2004)
Analyser aids preventive maintenance onboard
User Application Article One of the world's most luxurious ocean-going yachts, the Ilona, has Parker Filtration to thank for the smooth running of its unique hydraulic systems. Brochure Available
News from Parker Hannifin - Filter Division (13 July 2004)
ABB process and automation products go via RS
RS Components has signed a co-operative agreement to supply the ABB range of process and automation products within the UK and for export.
News from RS Components UK (13 July 2004)
Water cooler fits existing 19in racks
A new 19in-format rack-mounted recooler module allows individual computers within a mixed server environment to benefit from water cooling. Brochure Available
News from Rittal (13 July 2004)
Modem adds wireless communications to PLC
Send Technology has a new micro GSM modem designed exclusively to fit into the Mitsubishi Alpha 2 miniPLC.
News from SeNd Technology (13 July 2004)
Pioneering link with Open College Network
Students at TTE Management and Technical Training have successfully completed the first stage of a pioneering project with the Open College Network.
News from TTE Technical Training Group (13 July 2004)
Motor and inverter combine to cut quarrying costs
User Application Article A WEG 250kW Eff1 high-efficiency motor and IP54 inverter are enabling Enstone Breedon's Cloud Hill Quarry to achieve the twin benefits of improved grading control and cost savings.
News from WEG Electric Motors (UK) (13 July 2004)
Low-cost gearboxes boast high efficiency
The Graessner ValueGear range of gearboxes are designed to provide OEMs with the flexibility, precision, performance and reliability required in modern power transmission applications at lower cost. Brochure Available
News from ZF Great Britain (13 July 2004)
Company fined after worker dies of heat exhaustion
Sunlight Services Group Limited of Basingstoke has been fined GBP325,000 by Bournemouth Crown Court following the death of a worker who crawled inside an industrial washing machine.
News from Health and Safety Executive (13 July 2004)
New initiative to improve safety in waste industry
The Environmental Services Association (ESA) is launching its Accident Reduction Charter as a major new initiative to improve the health and safety performance in the waste management industry.
News from Health and Safety Executive (13 July 2004)
Guidance shows how to investigate accidents
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is publishing new guidance on how to investigate accidents and incidents, including near misses.
News from Health and Safety Executive (13 July 2004)
Boddington covers the north
Air Control Industries has appointed Tony Boddington as the company's new Northern Areas Applications Engineer. Brochure Available
News from Air Control Industries (12 July 2004)
Fasteners comply with impending directives
The yellow and black chromating process used in the fastener industry to protect its products against corrosion will be banned by impending EU directives.
News from Arnold Umformtechnik (12 July 2004)
Software pirates walk the plank
Autodesk reports that it has recovered more than $63 million in North America since its Piracy Prevention Programme began in 1989.
News from Autodesk (12 July 2004)
Diaphragm seal prevents clogging and "dead leg"
Flow-Thru Sentinel diaphragm seals prevent the dead-leg effect common in most piping systems and provide the ideal solution for viscous or thick slurries which clog appendage type diaphragm seals.
News from Blacoh Fluid Control (12 July 2004)
Visualisation software produces digital mockups
The forthcoming new version of AutoVue includes new digital mockup capabilities.
News from Cimmetry Systems (12 July 2004)
Joint kits even out torque tool performance
The performance of an assembly line tool used in many different industries is highly dependent on the conditions of the actual production joint on which it is used. Brochure Available
News from Crane Electronics (12 July 2004)
Learn all about powder metallurgy in Vienna
The European Powder Metallurgy Association is to hold a one-day seminar on powder metallurgy on 21st October in Vienna during the PM2004 World Congress and Exhibition.
News from European Powder Metallurgy Association (12 July 2004)
Easy-to-use robot solution is easily affordable
The new IAI SCARA range is set to make a big impact on the UK, opening up new market sectors with their easy "plug and play" functionality and affordable prices. Brochure Available
News from LC Automation (12 July 2004)
Easy installation for laser encoder
The Renishaw RLE fibre optic laser encoder produces high-resolution linear position feedback signals with an ease of installation comparable with traditional tape and glass based encoders.
News from Micromech (12 July 2004)
Piezoceramic material gets a measure of Ford fuel
User Application Article Morgan Electro Ceramics has provided materials expertise and product for a new fuel-level sensor being used in the 2005-model Ford GT.
News from Morgan Electro Ceramics (12 July 2004)
Thermocouples survive molten aluminium
Nanmac's A38 thermocouples feature a dense, rugged special ceramic sheath that is resistant to the corrosive effects of molten aluminium.
News from Nanmac Corp (12 July 2004)
Acquisition expands moulding expertise
Primasil Silicones has acquired rubber moulding company Nicholson for an undisclosed amount.
News from Primasil (12 July 2004)
Latest encoder shows CAN advantages
Micronor's latest CANbus encoder sets new standards for compact size in this sector. Brochure Available
News from Sensor-Technik UK (12 July 2004)
Company fined following fall from height
Wates Construction Ltd has been fined GBP150,000 following the death of a man after he fell through a roof light that was inadequately protected.
News from Health and Safety Executive (12 July 2004)
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