News releases on Engineeringtalk categorised by date
Sunday 27 August
to Saturday 2 September 2006
Speedy camera accelerates automated inspection
The speedy 4M60 4Mpixel camera is Dalsa's most advanced stop-action area array camera to date.
News from Adept Electronic Solutions ( 1 September 2006)
Magnetic dividers lift and separate
At the Euroblech fair in Hanover Goudsmit Magnetic Systems will show off its recently developed magnetic sheet divider.
News from Goudsmit Magnetics Groep ( 1 September 2006)
Materials handling show focuses on solids
EasyFairs Solids takes place in the heart of the UK market on 1st and 2nd November 2006 at the Ricoh Arena, the home of Coventry City Football Club.
News from easyFairs UK ( 1 September 2006)
Training runs from introduction to certification
Profibus UK has published a new schedule of training events through to June 2007.
News from Profibus Group ( 1 September 2006)
Blogging for configuration and control
Technical Background Article XML and RSS can add substantial value to applications such as factory automation: Eric Davis and Matthew McFadden of Lantronix explain.
News from Lantronix ( 1 September 2006)
Power quality tools available to rent
Livingston has now expanded its portfolio to include a wide range of Fluke's power quality tools. Brochure Available
News from Fluke (UK) ( 1 September 2006)
Modems overcome industrial interference
High quality telephone modems provide connection to remote devices and networks reliably within industrial environments and in areas of high level interference.
News from Westermo Data Communications ( 1 September 2006)
Sequencer makes the most of speedy chargers
Novel sequencer allows up to four batteries to be connected to a single "high-speed" charger.
News from AccelRate Power Systems ( 1 September 2006)
Software is added to Chinese curriculum
The Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society and the Ministry of Education have formally incorporated Ansys software into the national mechanical design engineer qualification examination.
News from Ansys ( 1 September 2006)
Ideal drive design doesn't waste its power
The Acoposmulti generation offers the highest degree of efficiency for multi-axis machines that are commonly used in the plastics, packaging, print and textile industries.
News from B and R Industrial Automation Corp ( 1 September 2006)
Analogue advantage comes to small-format sensors
C8 format low-cost analogue inductive sensors have an extremely long sensing distance and many advantages over digital sensors.
News from Contrinex UK ( 1 September 2006)
Variable frequency drive wins innovation award
Frost and Sullivan has presented Danfoss Drives with the 2006 Award for Product Innovation in the field of variable frequency drive technology.
News from Danfoss Drives ( 1 September 2006)
CAM software shown three ways in Chicago
At IMTS, Delcam will reinforce its position as the world's leading specialist CAM company with displays of its complete suite of CAM software on three booths. Brochure Available
News from Delcam ( 1 September 2006)
Serial interface integrates web server
Industrial serial to Ethernet gateway gives remote access to serial devices over Ethernet, Internet, LANs, telephone modems, GSM and GPRS.
News from IntelliCom Innovation ( 1 September 2006)
Feasibility study contract awarded
Foster Wheeler International has been awarded a contract for a detailed feasibility study for a grassroots refinery to be located alongside Takreer's existing Ruwais refinery in the UAE.
News from Foster Wheeler ( 1 September 2006)
Versatile epoxy creates strong micro-parts
SU-8 is a thick, near-UV epoxy that is used as an alternative to photoelectroformed nickel for micro-parts as it offers high chemical, thermal and mechanical stability.
News from Tecan ( 1 September 2006)
Stainless steel plant shakes up US market
ThyssenKrupp's recently announced project to build a new stainless steel plant in the USA has caused quite some stirrings.
News from MEPS (International) ( 1 September 2006)
Budget server acquires up to 32 strain gauges
A network-ready single-box DAPserver 200 system conditions, acquires and logs signals from up to 32 strain gauges.
News from Microstar Laboratories ( 1 September 2006)
Hyundai orders steel mill bearings
Morgan Construction Company has received a significant Morgoil bearing order from Hyundai Steel, an operating company in Korea.
News from Morgan Construction Company ( 1 September 2006)
Submersible flowmakers reach milestone
Landia has completed the installation of its 3500th submersible flowmaker for use in homogenising settled sewage and returning activated sludge.
News from Landia ( 1 September 2006)
PLC training seminar has comprehensive coverage
ICP DAS USA has decided to offer a comprehensive PLC training seminar, open to the readers of Engineeringtalk.
News from ICP DAS USA ( 1 September 2006)
Networking hardware on show in Sweden
Panduit is showing its network solutions at the Easyfair events in Stockholm and Gothenburg, Sweden in September.
News from Panduit ( 1 September 2006)
Working together for a better railway
Some of the country's leading railways engineers will meet at a seminar in Nottingham from 6th to 8th September 2006 to try and tackle the industry's challenges head-on.
News from Institution of Mechanical Engineers ( 1 September 2006)
Performance supervision system guarantees payback
ExperTune is so confident that PlantTriage delivers bottom-line results that it will provide software and services for free, in exchange for a share of the savings.
News from ExperTune ( 1 September 2006)
Long-term planner fastens to the wall
A wall planner diary will save fastener users both money and time over the next two years.
News from Northern Precision ( 1 September 2006)
Safety bus networks set for rapid growth
The global market for distributed/remote I/O using safety buses/networks remains small, but high growth awaits, according to a recent study.
News from Venture Development Corp ( 1 September 2006)
New Directory of Occupational Hygiene Consultants
The 2006/2007 edition of its Directory of Consultants is now available free from the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS).
News from British Occupational Hygiene Society ( 1 September 2006)
Classification and labelling of chemicals
The European Commission has launched an Internet Consultation on a proposed Regulation on the Classification and Labelling of chemicals based on the United Nations Globally Harmonised System (GHS).
News from Health and Safety Executive ( 1 September 2006)
CAD models crucial in stamping simulation
Technical Background Article The quality of CAD modelling is important, according to StampingSimulation.com.
News from StampingSimulation.com (31 August 2006)
Mercom provides hardware support
Datalogic has appointed leading IT hardware maintenance company Mercom as an accredited repair centre. Brochure Available
News from Datalogic Scanning (31 August 2006)
PLM software proves popular in high-tech segment
UGS has signed more than 30 contracts in the high tech and electronics industry in the first half of 2006.
News from Siemens PLM Software (31 August 2006)
Custom bearings cut size and weight in robotics
User Application Article A custom three-ring bearing for a paint robot hand axis system provides a more compact, lightweight system that is maintenance-free and easier to mount. Brochure Available
News from Schaeffler (UK) (31 August 2006)
Engine bearings fly in military Airbus
User Application Article The critical main shaft bearings and gearbox bearings on the engine of the new Airbus A400M military transport were developed and supplied by FAG Aerospace. Brochure Available
News from Schaeffler (UK) (31 August 2006)
Vehicle mount PC is RoHS-compliant
RoHS-compliant PC can be used as a vehicle mount terminal on forklifts, commissioning vehicles, construction machinery and trucks, or statically mounted on machine tools.
News from DLoG (UK) (31 August 2006)
Collaboration aims for accelerated simulation
ESI Group is collaborating with Intel to develop applications based on Intel Xeon Itanium processors using Intel software tools like the compilers library.
News from ESI Group (31 August 2006)
Weighing aspects of legal metrology
The UK Weighing Federation now offers its course on the weighing aspects of legal metrology to nonmembers.
News from UK Weighing Federation (31 August 2006)
Drying system keeps bacteria in check
Drying system is designed to eliminate the dispersion of bacteria commonly associated with processes such as post pasteurisation. Brochure Available
News from Secomak (31 August 2006)
BOC puts systems on trial and upgrades
User Application Article To remain competitive, BOC needed to make rapid and significant changes in its entire global operation. Brochure Available
News from MatrikonOPC (31 August 2006)
Sensors plug in for steel mill applications
Pressure sensors are designed to perform in the rugged environments of the steel and aluminium industry.
News from American Sensor Technologies (31 August 2006)
Course brings SolidWorks and Excel together
Three-day course addresses the development of computer aided design automation and application linkages.
News from Professional Education International (31 August 2006)
Acquisition adds US dimension to Tantec
Tantec Group has acquired the electrical surface treatment subsidiary of MKS/Ion Systems, based in Illinois, USA.
News from Tantec (31 August 2006)
Monitoring exercise provides valuable stress data
User Application Article A six week exercise monitors and records in-service loadings on scraper blades operating in the primary settlement tanks at Davyhulme Sewage Treatment Works. Brochure Available
News from AV Technology (31 August 2006)
Enclosure coolers handle wet duties
Enclosure cooling units offer the ideal answer for industries such as offshore oil and gas, food, chemical and petrochemical industries. Brochure Available
News from Rittal (31 August 2006)
Design function need not follow manufacturing east
Product and industrial designers are being warned that the impact China has had on manufacturing in the UK will also start to affect their own sector.
News from Brightworks (31 August 2006)
Bibliographic management software made for Macs
Popular bibliographic software expands PDF management, simplifies reference handling and includes new customised toolbars for researchers. Brochure Available
News from Adept Scientific (31 August 2006)
Encoder modules improve motor feedback
Small six-channel optical incremental C-shaped encoder modules are designed for brushless DC motors used in industrial automation applications. Brochure Available
News from Avago Technologies (31 August 2006)
Engraving software makes money in Canada
User Application Article Eight years ago, the Royal Canadian Mint made the decision to integrate digital technology into its engraving department. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (31 August 2006)
Digital readout ensures accuracy for subcontractor
User Application Article Southampton-based subcontract machinist RS Tooling uses digital readout technology on its large, manual turning machines used to complete contracts for specialist markets.
News from Newall Measurement Systems (31 August 2006)
Flowmeter is immune to gas property changes
Maintenance-free ultrasonic flowmeter is designed to deliver long-term measurement consistency and reliability even under harsh conditions.
News from Krohne (31 August 2006)
GKN throws weight behind student awards
GKN is sponsoring the overall Science, Engineering and Technology Student of the Year Award at this year's SET Awards.
News from World Leadership Forum (31 August 2006)
Website makes sense of expanded software portfolio
A new website makes it easier for PTC's expanded customer and partner community to find relevant information quickly.
News from PTC - Parametric Technology (UK) (31 August 2006)
Bearing grease keeps German turbines running
User Application Article Generator bearing grease is adopted by renowned global wind power plant manufacturer in Germany. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (31 August 2006)
Guide aids pressure and level sensor specification
Pocket sized transducer selection guide is a quick and easy reference, and includes a specification matrix that categorises the most essential characteristics of each transducer.
News from Pressure Systems (31 August 2006)
Software finds a mate in 3D laser scanner
User Application Article Geomagic Studio creates accurate models from any physical part, making it ideal for emerging applications like the mass production of customised devices.
News from Geomagic (31 August 2006)
Clearance measurement systems for retrofit
The CapaciSense range of high temperature clearance measurement systems for gas turbine plants is now available as a retrofit during scheduled outages.
News from Tyco Thermal Controls (31 August 2006)
Lubricants extend transmission service
Cross + Morse is now supplying the complete range of lubricants manufactured by Fuchs Lubritech. Brochure Available
News from Cross + Morse (31 August 2006)
Rotary encoders don stainless protection
Industry standard H25 and H20 incremental rotary encoders are now available with a stainless steel housing option.
News from BEI Industrial Encoder Division (31 August 2006)
Safety instrumented system adds optical option
To beat the competition in the booming oil, natural gas, and petrochemical markets, Yokogawa has added an optical remote control function to the ProSafe-RS.
News from Yokogawa Europe - Industrial Automation (31 August 2006)
Automation continues to drive motion control
The worldwide market for general motion control is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 6.1% over the next five years.
News from ARC Advisory Group (31 August 2006)
Quarterly statement of nuclear incidents
For the period 1 April 2006 to 30 June 2006 there were no incidents at any of the nuclear licensed installations that met the reporting criteria.
News from Health and Safety Executive (31 August 2006)
Compact gantries speed from point to point
High precision gantries feature an exceptionally efficient layout, claiming the best utilisation ratio of any currently available linear motion gantry. Brochure Available
News from Rockwell Automation Anorad (31 August 2006)
Industry embraces motorsport event
The inaugural National Motorsport Week is judged a success.
News from Motorsport Industry Association (30 August 2006)
Vision adds competitive edge to machinery
User Application Article What does a European machine builder do to safeguard its future and ensure client satisfaction in an unpredictable manufacturing climate?
News from Cognex UK (30 August 2006)
Duarte and Gittins strengthen UK sales
Tranter International has strengthened its UK sales team with the appointments of Paulo Duarte as Business Development Manager and Simon Gittins as Internal Sales Engineer.
News from Tranter PHE (30 August 2006)
AS-Interface module clips into place
AS-Interface founder member IFM Electronic has revisited the classic style of interface module, in the process addressing earlier shortcomings. Brochure Available
News from IFM Electronic (30 August 2006)
Splitter boxes survive extreme cleaning
ProcessLine splitter boxes are designed for use in areas with extreme cleaning requirements. Brochure Available
News from IFM Electronic (30 August 2006)
Training programme on show
Festo Didactic will be showing the latest addition to its renowned Service Ambassador training programme at SME 2006. Brochure Available
News from Festo (30 August 2006)
CADCAM software sales hit record levels
Delcam has achieved its best ever half-year sales in the first six months of 2006. Brochure Available
News from Delcam (30 August 2006)
Analysis software chosen for rocket science
The Nagoya Guidance and Propulsion Systems Works of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has selected UGS' NX Nastran software to perform the structural analysis of its rocket engines.
News from Siemens PLM Software (30 August 2006)
Safety PLC workshop runs again
Following the success of the last safety PLC workshop in June 2006, Jokab Safety UK has decided to run another event on 26th September 2006.
News from Jokab Safety UK (30 August 2006)
Adhesives add extra design flexibility
User Application Article Adopting the Araldite 2000 range of adhesives for use in nearly all its furniture has given Kusch + Co extra design flexibility and enabled the company to extend its offering.
News from Huntsman Advanced Materials (30 August 2006)
Batteries smooth supplies to remote Norwegians
User Application Article Rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries help Norway's Utsira Island community to become renewable energy self-sufficient. Brochure Available
News from Saft Industrial Batteries (30 August 2006)
European flow sensor markets analysed
European flow sensors and transmitters markets earned revenues of $1334.9 million in 2005 and estimates this to reach $2113.7 million in 2012.
News from Frost and Sullivan (30 August 2006)
Prince-Wright takes on European role
Jiskoot has named Owen Prince-Wright as its new European Sales Manager.
News from Jiskoot (30 August 2006)
Bearing helps cut the weight of wind power
User Application Article The Schaeffler Group has developed an innovative, single bearing solution for the rotor head on Multibrid's M5000 5MW offshore wind turbine. Brochure Available
News from Schaeffler (UK) (30 August 2006)
Planetary/spur gearboxes gain feedback option
Rotalink has extended its range of low-cost single- and dual-channel encoders to include the company's recently launched planetary/spur gearboxes.
News from Rotalink (30 August 2006)
Institution Board of Trustees named
The Institution of Engineering and Technology has announced the results of the ballot for its Board of Trustees.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (30 August 2006)
Magnetically coupled gear pumps are ATEX approved
Tuthill Pump Group's ATEX approved magnetically coupled external gear pumps for precise dosing and metering are presented in a new full-colour, 6-page brochure.
News from Tuthill Pump Group (30 August 2006)
ATEX approved coupling is enhanced
Coupling boasts ease of installation, simple maintenance, misalignment tolerance, vibration absorption, load shock resistance and lubrication-free design.
News from Rexnord UK (30 August 2006)
User conference comes with advanced training
Flow Science will hold its 2006 Flow-3D World Users Conference on 21st and 22nd September 2006 in Denver, Colorado.
News from Flow Science (30 August 2006)
Servo amp runs in torque or velocity mode
The Zircon digital servo amplifier is designed for brushed servomotors and voice coil motors.
News from Servo Dynamics (30 August 2006)
Planetary gearhead claims new benchmark
One of Micromech's most successful planetary gearheads recently underwent complete remodelling so that the new LP/LPB-plus has set yet another benchmark in the planetary gearhead arena.
News from Micromech (30 August 2006)
Enhancements improve network-based control
An upgraded version of the Stardom network-based control system provides a number of functional enhancements.
News from Yokogawa Europe - Industrial Automation (30 August 2006)
Sensor creates shaped electromagnetic fields
Everight is to create particularly economical, high-level proportional (analogue) output position sensor devices for high volume commercial and industrial markets.
News from Everight Precision (30 August 2006)
Online CAD downloads top 7000 per month
User Application Article Stock Drive Products/Sterling Instrument (SDP/SI) is averaging more than 7000 CAD downloads per month, and has achieved over 84,000 in the last year.
News from Catalog Data Solutions (CDS) (30 August 2006)
Contract has designs on LNG plant
Foster Wheeler Energy has been selected to undertake the front-end engineering design for Woodside's planned Pluto LNG development in Western Australia.
News from Foster Wheeler (29 August 2006)
Heavy-duty guides handle extraordinary loads
With a smaller footprint than similar units, the SRX-150 provides up to double the roll moment capacity of comparable screw driven products, and nearly five times that of other belt driven actuators.
News from Bishop-Wisecarver Corp (29 August 2006)
Rotary torque sensor incorporates digital wireless
Sensors are designed to economically measure rotational torque using a conventional shaft-to-shaft configuration for inline placement.
News from Sensor Developments (29 August 2006)
Keys shed light on panel security
Illuminated ring keys considerably improve visual components, provide more security, and should be present on all operator panels that control modern machines and systems.
News from B and R Industrial Automation Corp (29 August 2006)
Mounts are made to handle uneven loads
Constant natural frequency mounts increase their stiffness proportionally with the applied load.
News from Advanced Antivibration Components (29 August 2006)
Couplings add flexibility to custom motion systems
User Application Article The three-part sliding disc Oldham coupling is typically recommended by LinTech for applications that involve high acceleration and the starting and stopping of high inertial loads. Brochure Available
News from Huco Dynatork (29 August 2006)
US agency orders smaller snake arm robots
OCRobotics has won a contract to develop its smallest ever snake-arm robots.
News from OCRobotics (29 August 2006)
Air leakage surveys provide potential for savings
Technical Background Article Stephen Cordingley highlights the potential energy savings that can be gained by reducing leakage in compressed air systems. Brochure Available
News from Eriks UK (29 August 2006)
Investments guarantee materials supply
Recent investments in production capability in the USA and Europe continue to ensure the ready availability of stereolithography materials for customers worldwide. Brochure Available
News from DSM Somos (29 August 2006)
Curtains cut the wait for safety systems
Standard light curtains are available from stock on short delivery times (typically ten days or less).
News from Pilz Automation Technology (29 August 2006)
Analytical investment improves composite quality
New Perkin Elmer instruments allow Brookhouse to carry out thermal and dynamic mechanical analysis of both incoming raw material and processed composite components.
News from Brookhouse Holdings (29 August 2006)
Processing complex project nears completion
Invensys Process Systems is in the advanced stages of delivering a major automation project to improve capacity for Europe's biggest gas transport operator.
News from Invensys (29 August 2006)
Software simplifies process reporting
New interfaces simplify the generation of compliance reports, batch reports, regulatory reports, process reports, summary reports and much more.
News from Sytech (29 August 2006)
Busbar fasteners maximise conductivity
PEM Type HFHB busbar self-clinching studs can ideally satisfy applications demanding superior electrical/mechanical attachment points in copper.
News from PennEngineering (29 August 2006)
CAD models go online to ease specification
User Application Article Power Jacks is using the 3D PartStream.NET service to create an interactive online catalogue that lets customers quickly and easily configure products for their designs.
News from SolidWorks Corporation (29 August 2006)
Gibbs is tasked with continuing sales growth
Thanks to the rapid growth of PlantTriage sales worldwide, ExperTune has appointed Kevin Gibbs as its Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
News from ExperTune (29 August 2006)
Design exploration to gain visual enhancement
Engineous Software is working to bring VCT's common visualisation platform, VCollab, into its iSight-FD multidisciplinary design exploration system.
News from Engineous Software (29 August 2006)
Prototype fasteners come at express speed
The Fastener Express service is based on the thinking behind rapid prototyping, making it possible to reduce traditional development and production times for fasteners by up to 75%.
News from Arnold Umformtechnik (29 August 2006)
Level sensor plumbs the depths
The MTM/N10 miniature submersible level sensor is only 10mm in diameter and is specifically designed for geotechnical survey and scientific investigations.
News from SensorsOne (29 August 2006)
Swedes fly in face of EU scientific assessment
The Swedish Government's decision to restrict the use of Deca-BDE in textiles, furniture and cables is a serious breach of EU law.
News from BSEF (29 August 2006)
Two-part epoxy is tough performer
Toughened epoxy compound has excellent electrical, chemical and weather resistance which makes it ideally suited for heavy-duty industrial use. Brochure Available
News from Master Bond (29 August 2006)
Industrial Ethernet range gains Indian exposure
Ethernet Direct Corp is exhibiting with Pako Communications at India's Automation 2006 exhibition.
News from Ethernet Direct (29 August 2006)
Antibacklash nuts offer adjustable drag torque
Haydon's new series of antibacklash nuts are designed to optimise system stiffness without sacrificing life or increasing drag torque.
News from Servotechnic (29 August 2006)
Maths software masters mass and inertia
The latest version of IMCalc incorporates offset radius capabilities, allowing V1.3 to calculate the mass and inertia of virtually any combination of shapes around any point in space.
News from ControlEng Corp (29 August 2006)
Website makes sense on mobile devices
The Jetcam International website has been rewritten to be optimised for mobile devices.
News from Jetcam International (29 August 2006)
IR camera scans shuttle on space walk
User Application Article The NASA Langley Research Center has chosen ThermaCAM S65 as the preferred infra-red camera system for its shuttle and International Space Station programmes. Brochure Available
News from Flir Systems (29 August 2006)
Big names line up for plastics event
Returning after its successful debut in April 2005, PDM 06 is the only dedicated UK plastics exhibition and conference for those involved in the design and moulding of plastic products.
News from Emap Maclaren Polymer Group (29 August 2006)
Stage promises best of both worlds
A new z-axis stage offers the unlimited resolution and fast response of piezo drives with the long travel range and high holding force of a servomotor/ballscrew system. Brochure Available
News from Lambda Photometrics (29 August 2006)
Motion control card is drop-in replacement
Varedan Technologies is offering an alternative source for Motion Engineering customers using the XMP-PCI.
News from Varedan Technologies (29 August 2006)
Evans joins international quality programme
Paul Evans, Quality Manager at NDT Inspection and Testing, has been appointed one of only two European sector representatives on the recently restructured Nadcap supplier support committee.
News from NDT Inspection and Testing (29 August 2006)
Programming system set for northern exposure
EdgeCAM V11.0, a new version of Pathtrace's advanced CNC offline programming system, will be exhibited for the first time at the Northern Manufacturing Show.
News from Pathtrace Engineering Systems (29 August 2006)
Laser distance meter moves indoors
Dart Systems has added the Leica Disto A2 to its online offering of laser distance meters.
News from Dart Systems (29 August 2006)
IR thermometer adds thermocouple input
Extech's 42515 IR thermometer delivers a wide temperature range for infra-red measurements from -50 to +800C as well as the Type K thermocouple measurements from -50 to +1370C.
News from Extech Instruments (29 August 2006)
Inductive sensors to locate chassis position
User Application Article Optek Technology has been selected by a major North American OEM to supply chassis sensors using the company's patented Autopad technology.
News from Optek Technology (28 August 2006)
Peristaltic pump manufacturer stands alone
The continuing international success of the Autoclude business has encouraged the Samuel Hodge Group to launch Autoclude as a separate company.
News from Autoclude (28 August 2006)
Loading pumps need no tools to connect
The Easy Tube Loading Pump is for applications where the loading of the tubing into the pumphead needs to be effected quickly and simply without the use of any tools.
News from Autoclude (28 August 2006)
Engineering awards encourage more women
The UK's most talented female engineers have only until 15th September 2006 to enter the Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (28 August 2006)
Controllers communicate via EtherNet/IP
Now all controllers in the JetControl family from Jetter can communicate via EtherNet/IP in addition to JetSync.
News from Jetter (28 August 2006)
Software styles Freelander in and out
User Application Article ICEM's software was used throughout the design development of the body and interior of the new Freelander 2.
News from ICEM (28 August 2006)
Polyamide makes the grade in jet test connectors
User Application Article Connectors for jet engine test harnesses take advantage of the cost effectiveness, design freedom, heat resistance, dimensional stability, stiffness and durability of Stanyl.
News from DSM Engineering Plastics (28 August 2006)
Smaller stage is faster and more precise
Piezoelectric linear-motor driven translation stage is claimed to be significantly smaller than other miniature stages and provides very high speed and resolution. Brochure Available
News from PI (Physik Instrumente) (28 August 2006)
Simulation conference calls for papers
NAFEMS is calling for professional papers for its International Congress on Simulation Technology for the Engineering Analysis Community.
News from NAFEMS (28 August 2006)
Document management aids FDA compliance
Cyco Software has teamed with a global alliance of its solution partners to promote the new Cyco AutoManager industry module for the pharmaceutical industry.
News from BlueCielo ECM Solutions (28 August 2006)
Robots and automation systems in focus
There will be an increased emphasis on robots and automation systems at the 2006 Plastics Design and Moulding exhibition.
News from Emap Maclaren Polymer Group (28 August 2006)
Fieldbus devices put to the test
A new test kit version provides enhanced capabilities for development and testing of Foundation Class 42c HSE field and linking devices.
News from Fieldbus Foundation (28 August 2006)
Controller cuts costs on underloaded motors
User Application Article Power Efficiency Corp has completed a successful test of its Power Genius product on a metal stamping press at Check-Mate Industries.
News from Power Efficiency Corporation (28 August 2006)
NVH leadership sets the standard
User Application Article LMS Test.Lab has been selected by the French tier-one automotive supplier Heuliez as the standard platform for its new in-house noise and vibration testing facility. Brochure Available
News from LMS International (28 August 2006)
Valves and controls have impressive parenthood
Proair Solutions and its Danish colleagues are celebrating 10 years of close association with their manufacturing partner, Pneucon in California USA.
News from Proair Solutions (28 August 2006)
Simulators simplify PLC setup
New hardware based PLC simulators make programming, demonstration and testing easier.
News from PLCdev (28 August 2006)
Industrial switch is also serial server
An industrial Ethernet switch combines serial communication and Ethernet technology, allowing a single switch to play the roles of switch and serial server.
News from Kyland Telecom Technology (28 August 2006)
Compressed air equipment makes special effects
User Application Article Compressed air equipment from Thorite helped special effects company HA and C Rowley simulate a spectacular explosion in a recent soap opera.
News from Thorite (28 August 2006)
On the level for challenging applications
A range of level measurement and control equipment is designed specifically for challenging acid, alkali, ultrapure and waste water applications.
News from Chem Resist Group (28 August 2006)
Modular motors handle more power and cut vibration
Modular induction motors can be tailored to specific applications, including the harsh environments in industries such as oil and gas exploration, chemical manufacturing and metals processing.
News from ABB Automation Tech (Drives and Motors) (28 August 2006)
Leupp to head Power Systems Division
Peter Leupp, Country Manager of ABB in China, has been appointed to the Group Executive Committee as head of the Power Systems Division.
News from ABB Power Technologies (28 August 2006)
Automotive braking developments to be explained
Chassis Engineering Manager Jonathan Layfield from Bentley Motors will deliver the ninth Peter Newcomb Memorial Lecture at the University of Bradford on Wednesday 6th September 2006.
News from University of Bradford (28 August 2006)
Three-phase welders feature resonant intelligence
Fronius has evolved its resonant intelligence system and employed it in two new three-phase welding systems - the TransPocket 2500 and 3500.
News from TPS-Fronius (28 August 2006)
CAM software keeps contractor up to date
User Application Article All new releases of SolidCut Wire are shipped with the latest CAD design integrators, keeping CTE up-to-date with industry requirements and ensuring that it can handle all future components.
News from Camtek (28 August 2006)
Visual inspection equipment is available to hire
Following massive investment in new technologies, Ashtead Technology Rentals reckons it offers for hire the UK's largest range of the latest equipment for visual inspection.
News from Ashtead Technology (28 August 2006)
Fasteners are cost effective on the rails
User Application Article A business relationship established over 15 years ago between two manufacturing companies in France and the UK has been given a boost with a recent order from China. Brochure Available
News from Alcoa Fastening Systems (28 August 2006)
Measuring devices protected from surge voltages
Surgetrab protection devices allow for surge protection to be applied to measuring devices directly and without any additional accessories. Brochure Available
News from Phoenix Contact (28 August 2006)
Flanges make light of gearmotor construction
A novel mounting flange allows a wide range of gearheads to be mounted easily and accurately on popular NEMA-style motors.
News from Zeitlauf UK (28 August 2006)
Safety controller is upgraded with software
Several major enhancements are incorporated in the latest version of the Configurator software for the PNOZmulti modular safety controller.
News from Pilz Automation Technology (28 August 2006)
Catalogue features more than 40,000 tools
With more than 1400 pages and weighing 3kg, the new Perschmann tooling catalogue is billed as the the world's biggest from Europe's market leader in quality tools.
News from Hoffmann Group (28 August 2006)
Revolutionary new line of high-speed doors
Aesthetically pleasing and easy to operate, TrackLine industrial doors, available as rolling or folding systems, are designed to meet the needs of various applications.
News from Caljan Rite-Hite (28 August 2006)
ID Explosives meets needs of transport sector
ESRA Consulting Corporation announces the formation of ID Explosives in response to the increasing demand for global security and protection of the transportation infrastructure.
News from ID Explosives (28 August 2006)
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