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ENGINEERINGTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information
Guide
for Product Design and Automation Engineers
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Published every Thursday from the UK.
Issue
219: 17 June 2004
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23828
product announcements and technical articles
on our web site, all
fully searchable at
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/ - take a
look!
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new
Products Selection
[1] Advanced design analysis enters the
mainstream
[2] Screw jack system is smaller and stronger
[3]
Regulators take control of hydraulic fluid flow
[4]
Pressure-equalisation system keeps gearboxes dry
[5]
Multifunction tester checks phase rotation
[6] Valve spring steel
passes the test
[7] Software makes more sense of measured data
[8] Open-frame PC for flexible control
[9] Modules provide
industrial-strength digital I/O
[10] Dampers provide a
high-quality feel
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* Other featured product news
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Chris Rand, Editor, writes:
This week sees the launch of
an exciting new free-to-enter design competition
which we're
delighted to promote on behalf of our friends at IGUS. It's well
worth entering, not just for the kudos, but also for the cash
prizes, because
the winner will walk away with a cheque for
£1000.
In the Manus Contest, IGUS is looking for original
applications using plastic
plain bearings in creative, ingenious
ways to obtain technical and economic
efficiency.
There are entry forms available on line at
http://www.manus-igus.co.uk
or you can call Matthew Aldridge or
Nikki Groom on +44 (0) 1604 490000.
When you submit your
entries, please include any supplementary information
(such as
data sheets, diagrams, pieces of hardware) - anything that will
help
the judges understand what your idea is all about. And those
judges do
include our own managing editor Andy Pye.
The closing date for entries is 31 August 2004 and after that the
judging
panel will go into secret session prior to the winners
being announced at
a special presentation in Northampton which is
scheduled for 15 September.
Please note that the
competition isn't limited to applications using IGUS
products,
but is is only open to readers in the UK and Eire. That said,
similar competitions have run, are in progress or are in the
pipeline in other
territories, so please keep an eye on the IGUS
web sites for more details.
I hope you find this issue of
our weekly newsletter useful. In addition to
the new products,
news and ideas featured here, there are hundreds more on
our
website and dozens more being added daily, so do take a look if you
can.
Alternatively, the full stories behind all the summaries and
headlines in
this newsletter can be retrieved by email alone: see
details below.
In the meantime, if you have any suggestions as to
how we might make the
site or the newsletter better, email me
directly.
Best wishes
Chris Rand, Editor
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OUR TOP
TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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[1]
ADVANCED DESIGN ANALYSIS ENTERS THE MAINSTREAM
(SolidWorks
Corporation, 14 June 2004)
Cosmos 2005 is billed as the
first product group to put advanced design
analysis capabilities
such as nonlinear analysis and drop testing into an
affordable,
easy-to-use mainstream application. Cosmos 2005 also includes
more than 100 user-driven enhancements that make sophisticated
design
analysis easy for virtually every person in product
development, regardless
of their technical expertise. The entire
Cosmos product line - CosmosWorks,
CosmosFloWorks, and
CosmosMotion - has been upgraded for 2005. In addition
to the new
simulation capabilities, the three Cosmos applications feature
updated interfaces, simplified analysis processes, and tighter
integration
with SolidWorks 3D mechanical design software.
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[2]
SCREW JACK SYSTEM IS SMALLER AND STRONGER
(Hepco Slide Systems,
15 June 2004)
The HepcoMotion-ZIMM screw jack building
block system has not just been
expanded, it has been completely
reviewed to include a higher order of
technical innovation. Its
application potential as a result, has
substantially increased.
The system is more compact, yet it carries higher
loads. As well
as a greater choice of standard screw jack body sizes,
aluminium,
stainless steel, plated or specialist bodies can be specified.
Request a free brochure by post:
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[3]
REGULATORS TAKE CONTROL OF HYDRAULIC FLUID FLOW
(Sterling
Hydraulics, 17 June 2004)
The JP02C range of two-port
proportional flow regulators provides precise
electrical control
of hydraulic fluid flow at pressures up to 210bar. As the
UK's
leading designer and manufacturer of hydraulic cartridge valves,
Sterling Hydraulics' products are used in a wide range of
applications
including construction and earth moving equipment,
agricultural and forestry
machines, mining equipment and
industrial machinery. Where control of fluid
flow is required,
the two-way, pressure compensated JP02C spool type
solenoid
valves provide a regulated flow that is proportional to the input
solenoid current, and is also virtually independent of fluctuations
in the
load or changes to the input.
Request a free
brochure by post:
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[4]
PRESSURE-EQUALISATION SYSTEM KEEPS GEARBOXES DRY
(Boston Gear, 15
June 2004)
The PosiVent is a novel pressure-equalisation
system designed to keep water,
washdown solution and other
airborne contaminants out of gearboxes in food
processing and
material handling applications. With this patent-pending
design,
gearbox failure associated with contaminants such as bakery dust
entering and breaking down lubricants and causing premature failure
is
prevented, ultimately increasing performance. The system is
now available as
an option on all Boston Gear 700 Series speed
reducers.
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[5]
MULTIFUNCTION TESTER CHECKS PHASE ROTATION
(Fluke (UK), 11 June
2004)
The rugged Fluke/Robin 1650 Series of multifunction
testers offer increased
productivity for electricians and test
engineers involved with fixed
electrical installations in
domestic, commercial and industrial premises.
Both Fluke's latest
multifunction testers the 1652 and 1653 verify
conformity with
the 16th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations all in one
instrument
however, the 1653 additionally offers a phase rotation test, PC
download capability and earth electrode test.
Request a
free brochure by post:
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[6]
VALVE SPRING STEEL PASSES THE TEST
(Corus, 15 June 2004)
The first fatigue tests of the most performance-critical grade of
steel yet
to be produced by Corus have been successful. The new
grade of steel has
been manufactured to meet the stringent
quality requirements of valve
springs. These components, used in
vehicle engines, are in constant motion
when in use, making them
one of the most demanding applications for any
steel. Around 80kt
of rod a year goes into this market, but very few
manufacturers
can supply steel of the required quality.
Request a free
brochure by post:
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[7]
SOFTWARE MAKES MORE SENSE OF MEASURED DATA
(Vision Engineering,
15 June 2004)
KestrelFit is a new software package that
further enhances the capabilities
of the successful Kestrel
two-axis noncontact measuring system. KestrelFit
fills the gap
between low-cost shop floor gauging systems and top-end video
measurement machines. Where the standard Kestrel configuration will
allow
for accurate gauging and pass/fail results to be simply
generated,
KestrelFit expands on these capabilities considerably,
providing a much
higher level of reporting and result
analysis.
Request a free brochure by post:
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[8]
OPEN-FRAME PC FOR FLEXIBLE CONTROL
(Advantech, 15 June 2004)
The ES-200-77 is an Intel Pentium III based open-frame micro
box PC which
integrates Advantech's 5.25in PCM-9577 SBC into a
stylish, compact and
easy-to-integrate chassis. Designed to meet
the increasing demands of system
integrators needing more
flexible and cost-competitive integration options,
the powerful
Intel Pentium III CPU and Via Twister chipset bring the most
demanding applications to life without sacrificing industrial
proven
reliability critical to the open-frame PC application
market.
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[9]
MODULES PROVIDE INDUSTRIAL-STRENGTH DIGITAL I/O
(National
Instruments, 14 June 2004)
Six new low-cost, optically
isolated digital I/O devices deliver a
high-reliability
industrial feature set for applications in discrete, batch
and
process automation. Each device offers industrial features such as
watchdog timers, optical isolation, 24V logic levels, programmable
power-up
states, programmable input filters, change detection and
industrial
certifications.
Request a free brochure by
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[10]
DAMPERS PROVIDE A HIGH-QUALITY FEEL
(Richco International, 11
June 2004)
A new range of dampers are designed to provide
resistance to applications
which are required to open and close
at different speeds, giving finished
products a high-quality
feel. The range comprises nine bidirectional dampers
in three
families, the RFRT-PN family, the RFRT-CLIP family and the RAD
family.
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ACQUISITION EXPANDS THE
EUROPEAN DRIVE MARKET
REO has acquired Nieke, the specialist
German developer and manufacturer of
high power transformers and
chokes.
REO (UK), 14 June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/reo/reo137.html
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MASTERCLASS IN MACHINING
The National Metals Technology Centre is hosting a seminar to
demonstrate
how the latest developments in machining technology
can boost profitability.
National Metals Technology Centre
(NAMTEC), 11 June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/nam/nam106.html
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PROJECT TO HELP MEDICAL
SECTOR BREATHE EASIER
Rapra Technology is seeking industry
participants for a new project that
will create a method for the
analysis and control of leachable substances in
finished moulded
inhalation delivery systems.
Rapra Technology, 11 June
2004
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NEW WEBSITE EXPLORES
COPPER-NICKEL ALLOYS
A new international website explores
copper-nickel alloys and provides
detailed information and
solutions for designers, engineers, fabricators and
users of
these workhorse alloys.
Copper Development Association, 11
June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/cda/cda133.html
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AWARD FOR MRI PIONEER
One of the pioneers of magnetic resonance imaging has been awarded
the
prestigious Sir Frank Whittle Medal.
Royal Academy
of Engineering, 14 June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/rmy/rmy104.html
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FORECAST DELIVERS POSITIVE
OUTLOOK
The MTA's Economic Forecast Update released last week
indicated the most
positive outlook for the machine tool sector
in recent years, with growth
for 2004 in the region of 20%.
The Manufacturing Technologies Association, 14 June 2004
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TRUST ME - I'M AN
ENGINEER
The Royal Academy of Engineering is organising a major
debate as part of its
ongoing work on risk.
Royal
Academy of Engineering, 15 June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/rmy/rmy105.html
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ACQUISITION TO BRING
LUBRICATION EXPERTISE
SKF has signed a memorandum of
understanding to acquire the German based
company Willy Vogel,
one of the world leaders in the field of lubrication
systems.
SKF UK, 15 June 2004
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/skf/skf243.html
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New
Technical Articles and Case Studies
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OUTSOURCE DELIVERS BEST VALUE FOR MARKING
(Festo, 14 June
2004)
Progressive UK industrial marking and systems integration
solutions company
Telesis Eagle of Devon opted to outsource the
handling system design
function for its latest bespoke machine
contract.
Free brochure on Handling systems:
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PLM SOLUTIONS HELP BLACK
CABS STAY AHEAD
(IBM Product Lifecycle Management Solutions, 14
June 2004)
LTI Vehicles, Britain's premier manufacturer of
purpose-built taxis, has
migrated to IBM PLM Solutions for the
development of its entire line of
vehicles.
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SOFTWARE HELPS SKF ROLL OUT
NEW BEARINGS
(Adept Scientific, 15 June 2004)
SKF has
harnessed the power of Mathcad for managing its critical design
calculations.
Free brochure on Mathcad:
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TYRES NEEDN'T BE SUCH A LET
DOWN
(Parker Hannifin Filter Division Europe, 11 June 2004)
Tyre Zone, a startup company based in Sittingbourne, Kent, offers
its
customers a service normally reserved for the likes of
Formula 1 and the
aerospace industry.
Free brochure on
TyreSaver:
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INTELLIGENT METERS FIND
AUSTRALIAN DISTRIBUTION
(Power Measurement, 17 June 2004)
Power Measurement has appointed Control Logic of Brisbane as an
authorised
distributor of the company's Ion web-ready software
and intelligent energy
meters for Australia.
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FLUIDS CUT CORROSION AND
COSTS FOR NN EUROBALL
(Castrol UK, 15 June 2004)
When
Castrol won the contract to supply cutting fluids for two
centralised
lubricant systems at the NN Euroball plant in
Kilkenny, the ball bearing
manufacturer resolved a serious
corrosion problem.
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GEARBOXES CONTRIBUTE TO
STEEL MILL POWER BOOST
(David Brown Engineering, 17 June 2004)
A ground-breaking combined electrical and mechanical upgrade of the
Tandem
Cold Mill at Corus Steel in Port Talbot, South Wales will
more than double
the power handling capability in the mill.
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FLOWMETERS CUT GREASE
PRODUCTION COSTS
(Krohne, 15 June 2004)
Specialist grease
manufacturer RS Clare has chosen Krohne flowmeters to help
reduce
manufacturing costs and improve processes as part of a major plant
upgrade.
Free brochure on Flowmeters:
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DATA ACQUISITION: DESIGNING
THE USER INTERFACE
(Windmill Software, 14 June 2004)
Windmill Software Technical Director Graham Collins offers guidance
on
designing the look and feel of a data acquisition and control
system.
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PERMANENT MAGNETS - SIZING
UP THE OPTIONS
(Magnequench, 15 June 2004)
Selecting the
right type of rare earth permanent magnets can have a
significant
influence on the technical and commercial viability of a
project,
says Greg Erskine of Magnequench.
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SEALS STAR WITH AGGRESSIVE
MEDIA
(Freudenberg Simrit LP, 17 June 2004)
An independent
comparison of different FFKM materials has revealed
significant
differences between the various elastomers.
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SCARA ROBOTS TAKE CONTROLLERS IN HAND
(Adept Technology, 15
June 2004)
Adept Cobra i-series robots are billed as ideal for
entry-level applications
that currently use dedicated automation
or manual labour.
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DIE CLAMPING SYSTEMS CLAIM
COST REDUCTIONS
(Roemheld UK, 17 June 2004)
Hilma die
clamping systems have been designed to improve productivity,
ensure repeatability and help reduce costs.
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UPGRADE FOR BUDGET CAD
SYSTEM
(IMSI, 17 June 2004)
IMSI has released Version 15 of
its popular consumer CAD product, DesignCAD.
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SOME (MOTORS) LIKE IT
HOT
(EMS, 14 June 2004)
A novel space-saving
high-temperature motor can resist ambient temperatures
up to
150C, making it ideal for use in motor vehicle production and other
high ambient temperature environments.
Free brochure on KAG
high-temperature DC motor:
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HANDLES AND HINGES COVER
ALL APPLICATIONS
(WDS, 14 June 2004)
WDS' new range of tough
handles and hinges provides OEMs across all
industries with ideal
opening solutions for doors, lids, cabinets, machinery
and mobile
equipment.
Free brochure on Handles and hinges:
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HIGH-SPEED ETHERNET
CONTROLLER MEETS NEW SPECS
(Smar International Corp, 14 June
2004)
The high speed Ethernet controller employed by the
System302 enterprise
automation system has been reregistered by
the Fieldbus Foundation to a
greater level of sophistication
known as "Class 42a2".
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INTERFACE SHOWS THE ERROR
OF ITS WAYS
(Pepperl+Fuchs, 16 June 2004)
The latest
AS-Interface Gateway from Pepperl+Fuchs can now save time and
effort in fault finding when commissioning AS-Interface networks.
Free brochure on AS-Interface Gateway:
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NONCONTACT TACHOMETER IS
PRECISE ABOUT SPEED
(SKF UK, 11 June 2004)
A new
intrinsically safe, multifunction tachometer provides noncontact
laser
measurement of rotational or linear devices.
Free
brochure on TMRT 1 and TMRT 1Ex:
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HOUSINGS FIT MORE ON THE
RAILS
(Phoenix Contact, 14 June 2004)
ME MAX housings from
Phoenix Contact are said to mark a new standard in
rail-mounting
electronic housings with their compact size still providing
the
maximum space for custom electronics.
Free brochure on ME
MAX:
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ENCLOSURES KEEP PCS SAFE
ON THE SHOP FLOOR
(Rittal, 15 June 2004)
Rittal's
stand-alone TS 8 PC enclosures protect internal components against
moisture, dirt and high temperatures, which can quickly cause a
computer
malfunction.
Free brochure on TS 8 PC
enclosures:
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/rdx/da/rit/200/0
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SWITCH SIMPLIFIES SETTING
OF SYSTEM PRESSURES
(PVL, 11 June 2004)
A new adjustable
pressure switch will simplify the lives of engineers who
need to
tweak hydraulic, pneumatic or lubrication systems during setup, or
who need to monitor system pressures on the fly.
Free brochure
on PSK pressure switch:
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SENSORS DON'T LOSE THE
THREAD
(Lion Precision, 15 June 2004)
Two new series of
eddy-current probes have been developed specifically for
thread
detection applications.
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RADIAL LIP SEALS SPRING
INTO PLACE
(James Walker and Co, 11 June 2004)
Walkersele
radial lip seals can now be supplied with the lip-energising
spring encased in elastomer and cured in position using the new
SpringSafe
method from James Walker.
Free brochure on
Walkersele:
http://www.engineeringtalk.com/rdx/da/jam/109/0
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