News releases on Engineeringtalk categorised by date
Sunday 18 September
to Saturday 24 September 2005
Handle option offered for joystick controllers
Penny + Giles has launched a new handle option for its range of rugged and robust JC6000 and JC150 joystick controllers. Brochure Available
News from Penny + Giles (23 September 2005)
Engineering student wins NAFEMS award
An undergraduate engineering student using Abaqus software has received the 'Most Innovative Use of FEA' prize in the 2005 NAFEMS Student Award competition.
News from Abaqus (23 September 2005)
SKF becomes main partner in A380 Airbus project
SKF has become a main partner in the A380 Airbus project, meeting the most stringent requirements for the new super carrier. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (23 September 2005)
SKF and Haldex jointly develop wheel end system
SKF and the Haldex Group have embarked on a project to jointly develop an advanced wheel end system for commercial vehicles, trucks, buses and trailers. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (23 September 2005)
SKF receives order for axleboxes and TBUs
SKF has received an order for 14,000 axleboxes and compact, tapered bearing units (TBUs) for a new generation of freight cars from AAE Ahaus Alstatter Eisenbahn AG. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (23 September 2005)
Cathedral Rocks Windfarm uses condition monitor
SKF has supplied its WinDCon condition monitoring system to the Cathedral Rocks Windfarm in South Australia. Brochure Available
News from SKF UK (23 September 2005)
Machinery chains are surveyed and documented
Renold Chain is helping large manufacturers with stock management problems by conducting free site surveys of all the chain used on machinery within a plant.
News from Renold Chain (23 September 2005)
Leaflet explains how to correctly specify chain
Renold Chain has published a free leaflet explaining why it is misleading to specify a chain based simply on its quoted breaking load.
News from Renold Chain (23 September 2005)
Terminal performs in-vehicle computing tasks
Advantech, a front-runner in ePlatform service provision, has announced that it is planning to launch the TREK-725, a terminal that can be mounted in a vehicle. Brochure Available
News from Advantech (UK) (23 September 2005)
Doughty Hanson completes acquisition of Moeller
Doughty Hanson has completed the acquisition of a majority stake in Moeller Group from Advent International.
News from Moeller Electric (23 September 2005)
CAD drawings are made available for download
User Application Article Cepex, a manufacturer of thermoplastic valves and fittings, has announced the availability of 2D and 3D CAD drawings for all its PVC, PE and PP product range.
News from TraceParts (23 September 2005)
Soda crystals clean metals
East Lancashire Chemical Company is now able to offer companies involved in metal processing, a cleaning product that is safe for use on aluminium and galvanised zinc.
News from East Lancashire Chemical Co (23 September 2005)
Highlights from TPE 2005
The Eighth International Conference on TPEs, TPE 2005, was held in Berlin on the 14th and 15th September 2005. It was well attended with delegates from 21 countries covering all global regions.
News from Smithers Rapra (23 September 2005)
Exhibitors buy up space at MACH 2006
With eight months still to go, MACH 2006 continues to go from strength to strength.
News from Manufacturing Technologies Association (23 September 2005)
Plastic resists solder bath's high temperatures
User Application Article French company VP Plast is using Victrex PEEK in a micro-connector design because it was capable of withstanding the high temperatures in a lead-free solder bath.
News from Victrex USA (23 September 2005)
Energy saving plan is updated
ABB is releasing an updated version of its 'Six Step Energy Saving Plan'.
News from ABB Automation Tech (Drives and Motors) (23 September 2005)
Actify calls for 3D model competition entries
Actify, a leader in digital design communication solutions, has announced a call for entries for its third annual 3D model competition.
News from Actify (22 September 2005)
Recirculating heater/chiller is made in the UK
A portable recirculating heater/chiller is now being manufactured by UK-based Megatech.
News from Megatech (22 September 2005)
Seminars aim to help businesses grow and prosper
UCE Birmingham's Technology Innovation Centre (TIC) announces a week of events to show Midlands companies the extensive technological support it has available to help businesses grow and prosper.
News from Technology Innovation Centre (22 September 2005)
Shearline acquires Hybrid Laser Tech
Shearline Precision Engineering, a UK-based 'total manufacturing solution' provider, has announced the acquisition of Hybrid Laser Tech, a precision laser cutting company located in Cambridge.
News from Shearline Precision Engineering (22 September 2005)
Pharmaceutical firm uses roller screws
Abssac has supplied a bespoke set of satellite roller screws to a pharmaceutical company, providing precision axial movement in the enhanced manufacture of tablet form medication. Brochure Available
News from Abssac (22 September 2005)
Multitronic controller improves dryer efficiency
The Multitronic controller from domnick hunter can significantly improve the energy efficiency of most types of heatless, desiccant compressed air dryer to dramatically cut fuel bills.
News from Parker Domnick Hunter (22 September 2005)
IR system to monitor JET fusion reactor
The Joint European Torus research group has placed an order with Cedip Infrared Systems to supply a system for monitoring the temperature of components inside its Tokamak Fusion reactor. Brochure Available
News from Cedip Infrared Systems (22 September 2005)
Icore International team is short-listed for award
The supply chain team at Icore has been short-listed for the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply awards 2005, in the category of Best Purchasing Initiative by a Smaller Organisation.
News from Icore International (22 September 2005)
Stauff launches pipe clamp at Offshore Europe 05
At Offshore Europe 05, held during September in Aberdeen, Stauff UK launched a pipe clamp to help operators solve crevice corrosion problems on offshore oil exploration and production rigs.
News from Stauff UK (22 September 2005)
Indentec extends specification of Vickers testers
Indentec has extended the testing specification of its ZHV30 and ZHV1/2 Vickers hardness testers to include additional scales.
News from Indentec Hardness Testing Machines (22 September 2005)
Flowmeter suits large-diameter pipes
Titan Enterprises has introduced an insertion turbine flow measurement system for installation in larger diameter pipelines. Brochure Available
News from Titan Enterprises (22 September 2005)
Omron establishes development centre in Shanghai
Omron Corporation has established a development centre in China. Called the Omron Institute of Sensing and Control Technology (Shanghai) Co, it is located in Zizhu Science Park, Shanghai.
News from Omron Corp (22 September 2005)
Quick fixing pin system in hinge design
Emka has taken its quick fixing pin system for hinge installation and applied it to the design of its 1110 Programme hinges. Brochure Available
News from Emka UK (22 September 2005)
Sabic extends use of Pavilion's software
User Application Article Pavilion Technologies has announced that Sabic Europe, the fourth largest polyolefin producer in Europe, has extended the use of its polymer solution to two Unipol polypropylene lines.
News from Pavilion Technologies (22 September 2005)
Plastics maker uses Optiwave radar level gauges.
User Application Article Following successful trials that demonstrated a marked improvement in production efficiency, industrial plastics manufacturer Schwartz has installed two Krohne Optiwave radar level gauges.
News from Krohne (22 September 2005)
Seminar shows how to solve problems using Profibus
A free seminar that addresses the key issues surrounding the use of digital fieldbus communications technologies in process and hybrid industries is being held on the 4 November 2005 in Daresbury, UK.
News from Profibus Group (22 September 2005)
UK minister visits EMO Hanover show
Flying the flag for British industry at EMO Hanover was Ian Pearson, the UK Minister for Trade, Foreign Affairs and Investment.
News from Manufacturing Technologies Association (22 September 2005)
Foster Wheeler Italiana upgrades SAMIR facility
Foster Wheeler Italiana has been awarded a contract by Societe Anonyme Marocaine de l'Industrie de Raffinage to upgrade and expand its Mohammedia Refinery, located near Casablanca, Morocco.
News from Foster Wheeler (22 September 2005)
Delcam shows latest version of ArtCAM at Viscom
Delcam will demonstrate the latest version of its ArtCAM Pro software for the sign-making industry at the Viscom Europe exhibition to be held in Dusseldorf, Germany, on 29 September to 1 October 2005. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (22 September 2005)
Design changes make MFP14 pumps more reliable
Spirax Sarco has launched its next generation of MFP14 mechanical pumps, which offer an extended three year mechanical warranty for all applications, regardless of the degree of the pumping load.
News from Spirax Sarco (22 September 2005)
Warning over hazards in workplace kitchens
Technical Background Article Potential danger lurks in the workplace kitchen, says Alan Preen, managing director of portable appliance test and inspection company PowerPlug UK.
News from PowerPlug UK (22 September 2005)
Level sensors are designed to order
RP level sensors have numerous applications in bulk liquid product industries such as chemical, oil, food processing, waste treatment and shipping.
News from Automation Products Group (21 September 2005)
Dispenser brings two-component resins to hand
The DX dispensing system includes a mobile handheld dispenser with a refill station, providing a versatile and accurate solution for two-component material dispensing.
News from Mixpac Equipment (21 September 2005)
Rugged inclinometers take to the field
The new H5 inclinometer series provide single-axis inclination sensing in a rugged environmentally protected anodised aluminium housing.
News from Rieker Electronics (21 September 2005)
Norwegian education adds a third dimension
Schools across Norway are to teach 3D CAD to students aged 14 to 18 using SolidWorks Education Edition software.
News from SolidWorks Corporation (21 September 2005)
Bearings and power transmission products online
Bearing and power transmission product distributor NBC Group has a new website.
News from NBC Group (21 September 2005)
Lift drive products on show in Augsburg
Yaskawa Electric Europe will be exhibiting new lift drive products at Interlift 2005 in Augsburg from 18th to 21st October.
News from Yaskawa Electric Europe (21 September 2005)
Inductive sensors promise exceptional value
The Bernstein Globaline range of inductive sensors is now available through Camis Components.
News from Camis Components (21 September 2005)
Screening tool warns of runaway reactions
ARSST is a cost effective calorimeter that quickly, easily and safely identifies potential chemical hazards during a runaway chemical reaction.
News from Fauske and Associates (21 September 2005)
Infra-red drying cuts fabric waste
User Application Article A carbon infra-red drying system is helping Airbags International to improve the manufacture of side impact airbags and has significantly reduced scrap levels at the company's Congleton factory.
News from Heraeus Noblelight (21 September 2005)
Court rules on stereolithography material
The Frankfurt District Court in Germany has ruled that 3D Systems' Bluestone filled stereolithography material infringes a co-owned DSM patent. Brochure Available
News from DSM Somos (21 September 2005)
Ballistic range camera makes North American debut
The rigid all-metal IP54 rated construction of the compact SIR2 makes it ideally suited to the typically harsh environment of the military test range.
News from Specialised Imaging (21 September 2005)
Legrand looks for a competitive advantage
The Legrand Group has selected the MatrixOne PLM platform as the cornerstone of its product development environment.
News from MatrixOne (21 September 2005)
One-piece prototypes validate cycle design
User Application Article 3T RPD produced functional and aesthetically pleasing prototypes to assist Paul Wolfson in his final year of study in Industrial Design and Technology at Loughborough University.
News from 3T RPD (21 September 2005)
Seminar to investigate the UK conundrum
Business leaders will challenge the Government and industry to improve the UK's track record in deriving real commercial value from bright ideas at the inaugural IEE Short Circuit Seminar. Brochure Available
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (21 September 2005)
Hazardous area conferences go round the UK
HazardEx in the Regions comprises a series of regional conferences essential for those involved in the safe and efficient operation of hazardous area plant and equipment.
News from IML Events (21 September 2005)
Book explains environmental responsibilities
BSI is publishing a new book, 'Environmental Due Diligence - The Role of ISO 14015 in the Environmental Assessment of Sites and Organizations', as a layman's guide to environmental assessment and EDD.
News from BSI British Standards (21 September 2005)
Free workplace safety workshops from WorkCover NSW
WorkCover NSW will run free workplace safety workshops and give away thousands of information-packed compact discs at The Safety Show, Sydney, Australia.
News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (21 September 2005)
Compact DC gear motor runs from 24V supply
Midwest Motion Products has released a new DC gear motor, the Model MMP-TM55-24V GP52-046.
News from Midwest Motion Products (20 September 2005)
Valves deal with particles and sediment
Asco 256/356 Series valves are robust, reliable and easy to maintain, direct operated 0.125in valves, suitable for a wide range of fluids and a variety of applications. Brochure Available
News from Asco Numatics (20 September 2005)
Aspiration stations promise economical operation
Two new aspiration stations combine economical oil-free pumps with 1.2 litre autoclaveable collection receivers.
News from Welch Rietschle Thomas (20 September 2005)
Product guides go online
EngineerSupply.com has published a range of online "how-tos" and product guides.
News from EngineerSupply (20 September 2005)
Smart labels integrate force sensors
A collection of smart packaging labels can now save companies time and money by providing a cost-effective damage deterrent when shipping goods. Brochure Available
News from Lamerholm Electronics (20 September 2005)
Conveyors are easy to specify online
The new Premierbelt Series features a wide choice of belt sizes and many design options, providing a single source of components to create a bespoke handling arrangement.
News from Fastrack Unit Conveyors (20 September 2005)
Intro to digital shape sampling and processing
Geomagic announces a new programme that helps customers rapidly implement and gain value from digital shape sampling and processing (DSSP).
News from Geomagic (20 September 2005)
Compressed air systems improve production rates
Advanced Dynamics claims that its equipment can improve production rates and the quality of products, prolong tool life and decrease shutdowns.
News from Advanced Dynamics (20 September 2005)
Courses clarify the physics of Raman amplification
Lucid's new Raman amplifier courses clarify the physics of Raman amplification and the applications in fibre systems.
News from Lucid Optical Services (20 September 2005)
Course presents fundamentals of HVAC
IDC Technologies is presenting its HVAC workshop, "Practical fundamentals of heating, ventilation and air conditioning", in Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow during October 2005.
News from IDC Technologies (20 September 2005)
Still time to learn about EN61508
Pilz Automation Technology has a few places left on its IEC/EN61508 training course that will run on 4th October 2005 - but you will have to be quick to reserve a place.
News from Pilz Automation Technology (20 September 2005)
Welding equipment comes to hand
A new brochure covers an extensive range of single- and three-phase MIG/MAG and pulsed multipurpose inverter power sources as well as equipment such as wire feed units and welding torches. Brochure Available
News from ESAB (20 September 2005)
Oven logger puts cooking on the record
The new OQ610 oven logger promises consistent quality and energy savings in food process applications.
News from Grant Instruments (Cambridge) (20 September 2005)
Vision sensors make the most of robot systems
User Application Article Robotics technology combined with vision technology enables flexible production with the capability to respond to the growing need for fast changes of the formats. Brochure Available
News from Cognex UK (20 September 2005)
Course explains Profibus systems maintenance
A new one-day course provides an intermediate level of training covering faultfinding and maintenance techniques for application on "operational" Profibus systems.
News from Profibus Group (20 September 2005)
Opto-acoustic imaging checks seal quality
Alpha Vision Design has been chosen by PTI to distribute its range of seal inspection technologies to UK and Ireland.
News from Alpha Vision Design (20 September 2005)
Seminars explain latest small batch techniques
MCP Tooling Technologies is holding two free educational seminars aimed at designers and manufacturers. Brochure Available
News from MCP Tooling Technologies (20 September 2005)
Hazardous area product line lives on
Mercury IMC has acquired the well established Spectra-Tek hazardous area product line to ensure continued supply and support to customers around the world.
News from Mercury IMC (20 September 2005)
Handheld vibration analyser checks novel bridge
User Application Article A novel bridge design has benefited from a vibration measuring tool developed by Reactec, the UK's leading provider of consultancy, products and services for vibration reduction.
News from Reactec (20 September 2005)
Upgrade for popular plant data historian
Wonderware has introduced new scalability options, significant performance improvements and advanced user features with the release of version 9.0 of IndustrialSQL Server software.
News from SolutionsPT (20 September 2005)
Integrated actuators reduce machine build effort
A new range of compact linear actuators enable OEMs and end users to reduce the time and costs of machine design, build and maintenance. Brochure Available
News from Parker Hannifin Electromechanical Automation (20 September 2005)
National Fork Lift Truck Safety Conference 2006
The Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA) is announcing that the next National Fork Lift Truck Safety Conference will take place on 19 September 2006 at Warwick University.
News from Fork Lift Truck Association (20 September 2005)
HSE appoints new chief inspector of construction
Stephen Williams starts his appointment as Chief Inspector of Construction at the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on 19 September 2005.
News from Health and Safety Executive (20 September 2005)
3D CAD has direct link to simulation
CoCreate Software has created a direct connection between its 3D CAD software and the Ansys Workbench simulation environment.
News from CoCreate Software (19 September 2005)
Epoxy sealant has superior insulation properties
A new low-viscosity adhesive/sealant with high flexibility features a forgiving one to one mix ratio by weight or volume.
News from Master Bond (19 September 2005)
Manways are designed for low and high pressure
A comprehensive range of stainless steel tank manways includes a new PED certified range and a crevice free option to minimise potential bacterial contamination.
News from Axium Process (19 September 2005)
Data management products join Autodesk line
Micro Concepts has been accredited as one of only three Autodesk data management resellers in the UK.
News from Micro Concepts (19 September 2005)
Welding power supply does more
The Orbimat 165CB orbital welding power supply now has even more inbuilt features.
News from Orbimatic (19 September 2005)
Lobe knobs offer speedy security
A novel range of security lobe knobs is designed to provide a clamping/closing function coupled with simple operation and security. Brochure Available
News from Elesa (UK) (19 September 2005)
Welding accessories featured on CD
Personal protection equipment together with other health/safety and general welding accessories are the main highlights of a new CD available from Murex Welding Products. Brochure Available
News from Murex Welding Products (19 September 2005)
Seminar to explain offshore regulations
An offshore emissions compliance and trading seminar will provide insight into the latest regulations affecting offshore assets and case studies on emissions compliance.
News from Pavilion Technologies (19 September 2005)
Italian toolmaker upgrades to stay ahead
User Application Article A change to Delcam's Power Solution software has helped Italian toolmaker Meccanica Tecnica remain competitive in an increasingly demanding market. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (19 September 2005)
Dissolved oxygen sensor needs little maintenance
A new optical dissolved oxygen sensor delivers maximum availability with minimum maintenance - even with no water flow. Brochure Available
News from Endress + Hauser (19 September 2005)
Plane maker commits to company-wide system
Pilatus Aircraft has commissioned UGS to proceed with the third phase of implementing its Teamcenter digital lifecycle management solution.
News from Siemens PLM Software (19 September 2005)
Air quality conference is selling out
MCERTS 2005 looks set to be another sell out at the Bretby Conference Centre near Burton-on-Trent on 12th and 13th October.
News from MCERTS Exhibition (19 September 2005)
Linear position transducers go further
The Ixthus Instrumentation range of linear position transducers has just got longer.
News from Ixthus Instrumentation (19 September 2005)
Tube spring hooks take grip
New from Greentree is a range of tube spring hooks available in three standard sizes.
News from Greentree (19 September 2005)
Cleaner is safe on live electrics
NF precision cleaner is a truly nonflammable cleaner/degreaser and is suitable for removing flux, light oils, fingerprints and electrical contaminants.
News from Ambersil (19 September 2005)
Plasticiser goes up in price
Chemtura has announced a worldwide 25% price increase on its KP-140 specialty additive.
News from Chemtura (19 September 2005)
Brominated flame retardants forced upwards
Chemtura has announced worldwide price increases ranging from $0.65/kg to $1.40/kg for some of its brominated flame retardant grades.
News from Chemtura (19 September 2005)
Agent provides full South American coverage
Process and paper industry software specialist QISoft has hired a new agent to cover South America.
News from Qisoft (19 September 2005)
Strain gauge specials celebrate 50 years
HBM is offering two discounted anniversary packages to celebrate 50 years of providing highly accurate and reliable data measurement and analysis systems to industry. Brochure Available
News from HBM UK (19 September 2005)
Simulator takes advantage of 64bit computing
NX Nastran 4 is the latest release of UGS' premier software solution for advanced computer-aided engineering and an integral part of the company's overarching digital simulation strategy.
News from Siemens PLM Software (19 September 2005)
Data logger goes twice as far
The Microlog Plus is a unique system based on the versatile Microlog data logger.
News from Instruments Direct (Services) (19 September 2005)
Pumps put coolant under pressure
Continuing investment in high pressure coolant delivery systems for machining operations on hard metals is paying big dividends for specialist UK tube assembly manufacturer, B and D Patterns .
News from Wanner Engineering (19 September 2005)
High-pressure pumps boost hole drilling efficiency
User Application Article An aero engine builder has transformed the efficiency of EDM hole drilling operations in the manufacture of turbine blades by switching to a system based on Wanner Hydra-Cell pumps.
News from Wanner Engineering (19 September 2005)
Seal-less coolant pumps in action
Visitors to Wanner International's stand at EMO saw the unique Hydra-Cell seal-less coolant pumps in action.
News from Wanner Engineering (19 September 2005)
Closed-cell polyolefin foams are re-useable
Available in a rich variety of colours for easy identification, Azote foams are durable and resilient, providing outstanding protection for fragile automotive components and sub assemblies.
News from Zotefoams (19 September 2005)
Foams forms fit together to protect
User Application Article A new system from Ramplas uses standard sized, durable, re-useable transit cases, with a Plastazote lining that has been preshaped with dog-bone interlocking features.
News from Zotefoams (19 September 2005)
Software helps relentless quest for innovation
UGS Corp has released Version 4 of NX software, the latest release of the company's comprehensive software solution for digital product development.
News from Siemens PLM Software (19 September 2005)
Radar removes agitation from level measurement
User Application Article Following successful trials which demonstrated a marked improvement in production efficiency, industrial plastics manufacturer Schwartz has chosen to install Optiwave radar level gauges.
News from Krohne (19 September 2005)
Survey shows potential role for FE colleges
A new UK based study shows that FE colleges have the potential and the enthusiasm to become involved in knowledge and technology exchange activities with business and industry.
News from New Engineering Foundation (19 September 2005)
Novel piezo actuator is more forceful
The unimorph offers greater deflection properties than a bimorph but is up to 30% cheaper and will suit applications requiring a single actuation, such as opening or closing a valve.
News from Morgan Electro Ceramics (19 September 2005)
Transparent resin breathes life into research
User Application Article DSM Somos has provided a novel material to help researchers at the University of Delaware model the structure and performance of human lungs. Brochure Available
News from DSM Somos (19 September 2005)
Audits promise significant compressed air savings
As business energy costs continue to rise ACT reckons it can deliver significant energy and carbon savings on compressed air and vacuum systems.
News from Air Compression Technology (19 September 2005)
Laser barrel sensor rejects ambient changes
A new laser barrel sensor will appeal to companies developing and building automated conveying systems. Brochure Available
News from Leuze Mayser (19 September 2005)
Safety scanner adapts to changing duties
The OptoShield OS3100 laser light safety scanner is an advanced area laser scanner with the unique ability to adapt to both dynamic and irregular hazardous environments.
News from Omron Scientific Technologies (19 September 2005)
Software simulates a new dimension for students
User Application Article Ivy Tech Community College has recently implemented Esprit CAM in both its design technology and machine tool technology programmes. Brochure Available
News from DP Technology (19 September 2005)
Encoders are virtually absolutely different
GPI's virtual absolute (VA) technology encoders, although similar to the two traditional types, have aspects of design and behaviour which are unique.
News from MotionLink (19 September 2005)
CAD translation on show in the USA and Europe
A series of new product developments and the latest release of its flagship CADverter data translation product will be the focus of Theorem Solutions' presentations at five important user events.
News from Theorem Solutions (19 September 2005)
Controller takes on strain-gauge based weighing
The SMW surface mount intelligent strain gauge amplifier and weighing controller is a rugged, compact microprocessor based unit for weighing operations using strain-gauge based load cell sensors. Brochure Available
News from Celsum Technologies (19 September 2005)
Compact contactors handle up to 150A
Following the successful launch of its range of its xStart controlgear up to 32A, in October 2004, Moeller has extended the range to include new contactors and overloads up to 150A (75kW).
News from Moeller Electric (19 September 2005)
Sheet metal software expands interoperability
Radan 05, the latest release of its world-leading CAD/CAM software for sheet metal applications, is now available from Radan Computational. Brochure Available
News from Radan Computational (19 September 2005)
Centre brings PLM to Canadian aerospace industry
IBM Canada has set up a major international product lifecycle management centre of excellence in Montreal - with Bombardier Aerospace as its first customer.
News from IBM Product Lifecycle Management Solutions (19 September 2005)
Service maintains optimum filtration performance
User Application Article BOC Edwards is celebrating six years of reliable performance in environmental management and increased uptime on its machine tools, thanks to Filtermist International.
News from Filtermist International (19 September 2005)
Filter vessels and consumables expand range
Hayward Filtration offers some of the most innovative filter vessels and consumables currently available and consumables currently available.
News from Filtermist International (19 September 2005)
Inspection is as easy as detection
A new second-generation intelligent sensor combines the simple setup of a photoelectric sensor with the power of an image inspection system.
News from Panasonic Electric Works UK (19 September 2005)
Monitor keeps watch over African infrastructure
User Application Article A major West Africa telecommunications company has chosen Vision and VSys remote monitoring solutions to manage its switch centre and basestation infrastructure assets.
News from Texcel Technology (19 September 2005)
Paper explains alarm management procedures
A new white paper outlines the basic steps that should be considered when developing an alarm management procedure.
News from ICS (Industrial Control Software) (19 September 2005)
Finnish enclosures begin UK stocking
Entso the Finnish manufacturer of high quality ABS and polycarbonate boxes, mild steel and stainless steel enclosures has appointed MGB Electrical as the main UK dealer for its complete product range.
News from MGB Electrical (19 September 2005)
Pushbuttons and pilot lights at budget prices
The YW series pushbuttons and pilot lights form a new family of 22mm control units from Idec, at price levels that can provide the user with a competitive advantage.
News from MGB Electrical (19 September 2005)
Asian technical summit draws the crowds
More than 100 journalists and industry representatives from nine countries attended a joint Asian technical summit hosted by CADCAM developer Delcam and metrology specialist Renishaw in Shanghai. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (19 September 2005)
China factory to produce new range of balances
Adam Equipment Company has opened a new manufacturing facility in Wuhan, central China.
News from Adam Equipment (19 September 2005)
Donations and discount help hurricane victims
After witnessing the devastation to much of the Southeast USA following Hurricane Katrina, SEL is increasing its existing disaster discount, offering 30-50% off list price.
News from Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (19 September 2005)
Adhesive-coated strip cuts out Cr6
A novel hexavalent-chromium-free adhesive-coated metal for a wide range of automotive applications will help car makers meet the requirements of the ELV Directive. Brochure Available
News from Corus Automotive (19 September 2005)
Wastewater samplers available for rental
Portable wastewater samplers are now available for rental, giving consulting engineers and contractors the benefit of the very best equipment for projects or feasibility studies.
News from Aquamatic (19 September 2005)
Kemppi named businessman of the year
Kemppi Chairman Jouko Kemppi has been named Finland's Businessman of the Year for 2005.
News from Kemppi (UK) (19 September 2005)
Battery sensor helps avoid breakdowns
Bosch has developed a new electronic battery sensor (EBS) which in the future will help to avoid breakdowns caused by run-down batteries.
News from Bosch Automotive OE Division (19 September 2005)
Safety limit switch joins integrated AS-i range
The TR235-AS safety limit switch is the latest addition to Schmersal's range of safety components that connect directly to the AS-i Safety at Work system.
News from Schmersal UK (19 September 2005)
Gold for Russian professor
An 86-year-old Russian professor has won the coveted 2005 Tribology Gold Medal from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).
News from Institution of Mechanical Engineers (19 September 2005)
CAM software works with CAD data storage
Pathtrace is providing support for Autodesk Vault, the foundation of Autodesk's data management solution with the EdgeCAM 10.0 release.
News from Pathtrace Engineering Systems (19 September 2005)
Grinding system provides precision electrodes
The Diamond Ground Products Model DGP-3-V2 grinding system provides precision ground arc welding electrodes cut to length with high quality, consistent tip geometry for automatic arc welding.
News from Diamond Ground Products (19 September 2005)
Machine vision camera upgraded
The CV-M77 progressive scan RGB colour CCD machine vision camera has been upgraded to offer up to 74 frames per second at 1024 x 242 pixel resolution.
News from JAI (19 September 2005)
Haba springs into new role
Stabilus has appointed Tony Haba as Vice President of Commercial Operations.
News from Stabilus (19 September 2005)
Shock absorbers suit high-speed equipment
Automation control equipment manufacturer Ace Controls International announces the introduction of a new High Cycle range of shock absorbers for high-speed production equipment.
News from Ace Controls International (19 September 2005)
Ultraflat load cell turns to silo applications
Load cell specialist Scaime has developed a new solution for tank, silo and bulk weighing.
News from Scaime (19 September 2005)
Printers put graphics on the panel
The recently launched IPP 144-40G/GE range of Gossen, Muller and Weigert graphics panel printers, supplied by Metrix Electronics, are now available from RS Components worldwide.
News from Metrix Electronics (19 September 2005)
Meters cover electrical and environmental signals
The Stix family of extremely compact handheld meters from Metrix Electronics offers a choice of instruments designed to measure a wide range of electrical and environmental signals.
News from Metrix Electronics (19 September 2005)
Event explains ventilation in the context of COSHH
BOHS is organising a seminar, workshop and exhibition 'Control through ventilation: interpreting COSHH' to take place at the Vauxhall Motors Sports and Social Club, Ellesmere Port, on 9 November 2005.
News from British Occupational Hygiene Society (19 September 2005)
First reported work-at-height prosecution
Michael Mills, trading as MB Mills General Contractors, of Cambridge, was fined a total of £3000 plus costs of £3517, at Bedford Magistrates Court on Thursday 15 September 2005.
News from Health and Safety Executive (19 September 2005)
Discounted asbestos roofing sealing service
Asbestos roofs have been present in the Australian workplace for 30 years or more, and an exhibitor at The Safety Show Sydney, Australia, says that, generally speaking, they are all in poor condition.
News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (19 September 2005)
New Environment to exhibit at The Safety Show
New Environment, said to be one of Sydney's largest occupational hygiene and asbestos consultancies, will be appearing at the Safety Show, Sydney, Australia, from 26 to 28 October 2005.
News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (19 September 2005)
Safety network controller is DeviceNet-ready
A new safety network controller that expands safety control and promotes simpler total system control will be a feature of Omron's stand at The Safety Show, Sydney, Australia, from 26-28 October 2005.
News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (19 September 2005)
Green policy helps in battery contract win
A battery manufacturer's willingness to re-use existing cases in a major train coach refurbishment programme has helped it secure a tender from Porterbrook Leasing.
News from Exide Technologies (19 September 2005)
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