Week 18 September - 24 September 2005

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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.

News from Penny + Giles, 23 September 2005

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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.

News from SKF UK, 23 September 2005

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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.

News from SKF UK, 23 September 2005

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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.

News from SKF UK, 23 September 2005

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Cathedral Rocks Windfarm uses condition monitor

SKF has supplied its WinDCon condition monitoring system to the Cathedral Rocks Windfarm in South Australia.

News from SKF UK, 23 September 2005

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GN 743 shows oil levels in abrasive conditions

Elesa has brought out brass-bodied versions of its GN 743 scratch-resistant glass oil-level indicators.
Igus develops twistable fibre-optic cable

Igus, an energy-chain and flexible-cable specialist, has developed a twistable fibre-optic cable for all 3D movements in energy chains to keep bus systems working reliably.