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ENGINEERINGTALK
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Issue 277: 04 August 2005
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32009 product announcements and technical articles on our
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top new
products selection
[1] Meter cuts the cost of flow measurement
[2] Compact servo amplifier comes as PCB-mount block
[3]
Handheld riveting tool takes to the field
[4] Gold electroforming
allows intricate constructions
[5] Soft start valve is easy on
downstream equipment
[6] Catalogue brings moulded parts
together
[7] Software turns controllers to safety PLC tasks
[8] Valves keep hydraulic legs in check
[9] Remote monitoring
and logging come together
[10] Compact transmitter won't burst
under pressure
* Other industry news
* New technical
articles and case studies
* Other featured product news
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Chris Rand, Editor, writes:
The headline in this
year's "Which?" report on car reliability was
the ascent to the
top category of Ford, joining the various Japanese
brands which
have been camped there for years. It can't be a
coincidence that
Ford's reliability has coincided with a period where
its design
in general has been held in such high regard. All of its
mainstream models, such as the class-leading Focus, have been
major
hits with motoring journalists and the public alike. But it
would
seem the good design was not limited to the driving
experience.
When I studied engineering at university in the
1980s, "Designing for
Quality" was a hot topic, alongside
"Designing for Manufacture". I
don't hear as much about those
topics today; perhaps that's just
because they've been so
assimilated into the engineering culture. But
I'm not so sure.
It's more likely that the consultants have found
other things to
move on to. Yet outside the Far East, the need to cut
manufacturing costs is more critical than ever. Design has a
crucial
role to play here.
Whilst the popular
perception is that quality is a manufacturing
issue, we know that
in practice, it stems from design and
engineering. Get the design
process right, and exemplary product
quality should be as much of
a result as good product performance.
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 NEW PRODUCT SELECTION
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[1] METER CUTS THE COST OF FLOW MEASUREMENT
(ABB
Automation Tech (Instrumentation + Automation), 01 Aug 2005)
It's claimed that the cost of electromagnetic flow measurement can
be
cut by up to 20% with the FXL4000 (COPA-XL range) flow meter
from
ABB. Featuring a lightweight sensor with integrated
electronics, the
device offers a cost-effective method of
measuring flow in a wide
range of chemical and water industry
applications, including drinking
water conditioning plants,
dosing stations and sewage treatment
plants. With no moving parts
and zero maintenance, the ABB COPA-XL
can be installed directly
in the pipe without the need for additional
mountings. The
COPA-XL is a true full bore meter and causes no
additional
resistance to flow.
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[2] COMPACT SERVO AMPLIFIER COMES AS PCB-MOUNT BLOCK
(Motion Control Products, 04 Aug 2005)
Billed as the
world's smallest analogue servo drivers, the Ocarina
series of
miniature servo amplifiers are designed for brushed and
brushless
rotary or linear servomotors. Each device incorporates
custom
mixed analogue and digital ICs and a hybrid power stage.
Measuring 46.5 x 55 x 15mm, weighing in at only 45g and packaged in
a
totally enclosed PCB mounting block, the Ocarina is claimed to
be
most densely packed high performance servo drive on the
market.
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[3] HANDHELD RIVETING TOOL TAKES TO THE FIELD
(Henrob
Direct, 29 Jul 2005)
Available now from Henrob Direct, the
RivLite is a handheld
battery-powered tool for installing rivets
where complete portability
is required, such as field
applications or on-site repair. The tool
features a modular
design, which allows interchangeable tooling
options such as
C-frames of different sizes, noses for 3 or 5mm
diameter rivets
and a special nose for setting threaded self-pierce
studs.
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[4] GOLD ELECTROFORMING ALLOWS INTRICATE CONSTRUCTIONS
(Abssac, 02 Aug 2005)
Drawing on more than 40 years of
experience, a new patent-pending
electroforming technology allows
Abssac to supply solid gold
electroforms. Enabling the use of
gold within applications has
allowed some remarkable properties
of the material to be exploited;
it is the most nonreactive of
all metals, and does not react with
oxygen, which means it will
not oxidise or tarnish. Gold is among the
most electrically
conductive of all metals and is able to convey even
a tiny
electrical current in temperatures varying from -55 to +200C.
The
electroforming process is especially crafted for
tolerance-critical miniature parts and makes them suitable for
both
flexible bellows and rigid electroformed components.
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[5] SOFT START VALVE IS EASY ON DOWNSTREAM EQUIPMENT
(Norgren, 02 Aug 2005)
Norgren is now offering a novel
monitored soft start dump valve to
help avoid machine downtime.
An integral microswitch monitors the
dump function, ensuring that
the valve is in the signalled position
prior to the next machine
operation. Based on a 0.5in pipe, the valve
delivers a high
forward flow and dump flow capacity.
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[6] CATALOGUE BRINGS MOULDED PARTS TOGETHER
(TFC, 03 Aug
2005)
Fastening specialist TFC has published volume seven
of its moulded
product catalogue. Listings include diagrams,
technical
specifications and the range of available sizes for
each component.
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[7] SOFTWARE TURNS CONTROLLERS TO SAFETY PLC TASKS
(Pilz
Automation Technology, 01 Aug 2005)
With the release of the
Pilz PNOZmulti Configurator software version
4, users can create
more complex safety-related control programs for
execution on
PNOZmulti modular controllers. The user interface has
also been
improved to simplify the preparation and modification of
larger
programs, and the diagnostics have been enhanced to aid
commissioning and troubleshooting. This means the PNOZmulti
modular
safety controller is suitable for a far wider range of
applications
than before, potentially replacing some costly
safety PLC
applications for relatively complex safety control
tasks.
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[8] VALVES KEEP HYDRAULIC LEGS IN CHECK
(Sterling
Hydraulics, 01 Aug 2005)
When hydraulic stabiliser legs on
mobile equipment are fully
extended, full relief valve pressure
can be trapped behind the check
valve. If this pressure is
released rapidly when retracting the leg,
the resulting
decompression shock produces an initial sudden
movement,
accompanied by a loud noise. To eliminate these problems,
which
are of major concern to the users of mobile equipment, Sterling
Hydraulics has developed a new version of its proven D02B2 check
valve. This has been specifically engineered to provide a heavily
restricted initial opening phase, which ensures controlled
pressure
release. In stabiliser leg applications, noise and shock
are,
therefore, completely eliminated.
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[9] REMOTE MONITORING AND LOGGING COME TOGETHER
(Jekyll
Electronic Technology, 29 Jul 2005)
Measuring instruments
with either pulsed or digital outputs can now
be connected to the
Jekyll's Telelog, allowing a simple but effective
approach to
data collection, logging, remote interrogation and
communications. Two versions are available. For control and
instrumentation engineers, systems integrators and design
engineers,
the Alarm Telelog provides an ideal way to add
communications to a
low cost meter. Its ability to generate an
alarm that can be sent
directly to a central location or via SMS
to field personnel means
they can be informed of abnormal or
fault conditions immediately. The
Pulsar Telelog works with any
meter that provides a pulsed output and
is ideal to interface
with utility meters for accurate, up to the
minute monitoring of
energy usage.
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[10] COMPACT TRANSMITTER WON'T BURST UNDER PRESSURE
(Huba
Control UK, 01 Aug 2005)
Available now from Huba Control,
the type 514 is a competitively
priced ultra-compact OEM pressure
transmitter. Designed around the
ceramic technology proven in the
existing type 511 unit, the new
device has been developed
specifically for use in confined spaces.
Huba's patented media
stop system prevents the medium from bursting
out of casing
connections if burst pressure is exceeded.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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TRAINING IS ESSENTIAL IN COMPETENCE MANAGEMENT
(Pilz
Automation Technology, 04 Aug 2005)
Training courses can be a
very cost-effective way to provide
information where an
individual or group needs to increase knowledge
in specific
areas.
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courses:
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IONISING AIRGUN BANISHES
SHIPYARD STATIC
(Meech Static Eliminators, 29 Jul 2005)
Buckie Shipyard turned to Meech International, specialist in
static
control products, to provide a solution to a static
problem.
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SAFETY CONTROLLER LINKS
WITH MITSUBISHI PLC
(Pilz Automation Technology, 04 Aug 2005)
Controls and Drives has used a CC-Link module to connect a
PNOZmulti
safety controller with a Mitsubishi Q-series high-end
modular PLC.
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PNOZmulti:
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SOFTWARE PROVIDES REVERSE
ENGINEERING WITH BITE
(Delcam, 01 Aug 2005)
Delcam's Power
Solution software has enabled Hull-based InterLab to
offer a
comprehensive technological service for its parent company
WHW.
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Solution:
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MEDICAL JOB STRETCHES
SPRING CAPABILITIES
(Abssac, 29 Jul 2005)
A recent
application involved a medical equipment manufacturer
wanting to
use precision compression, torsion, lateral bending and
lateral
translation rates, all within one individual spring.
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
DOUBLES UP IN OVEN UPGRADE
(Celsum Technologies, 02 Aug 2005)
Celsum Technologies has custom-designed and built a replacement
control system for an oven for hazardous materials, prolonging
the
service life of an otherwise obsolete piece of equipment.
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BALLBAR HELPS KEEP MACHINE
TOOLS RUNNING
(Renishaw, 03 Aug 2005)
Renishaw's QC10
ballbar is used for both diagnosis and predictive
maintenance to
keep machine tools running and producing to
specification.
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BATTERIES HELP KEEP TILTING
TRAINS ON THE LEVEL
(Saft Industrial Batteries, 29 Jul 2005)
Alstom Class 390 Pendolino EMU tilting trains rely on Saft SRX
batteries to provide the vital power supply support through
overhead
line neutral sections.
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ON-MACHINE PROBING SOLVES
SCRAP PROBLEM
(Renishaw, 03 Aug 2005)
As it continued to win
difficult medical work, David Wiggans, Tech
Machine's owner,
decided to go full bore into on-machine probing to
solve his
scrap problem.
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WIPER SYSTEMS KEEP WORK SUPPORTS CLEAN
(Roemheld UK,
01 Aug 2005)
Roemheld's latest innovative wiper systems for swing
clamps and work
supports are designed to significantly increase
the life of hydraulic
clamping elements.
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READ ALL ABOUT SINGLE FACE
SCREW JACKS
(Power Jacks, 04 Aug 2005)
Power Jacks has
published a new multilingual catalogue for the
popular range of
E-Series metric single face screw jacks.
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BALLSCREW TRANSMISSION
HANDLES HEAVY DUTIES
(HepcoMotion, 29 Jul 2005)
The 25mm
diameter ballscrew drive on the new HepcoMotion HDCS heavy
duty
compact ballscrew transmission provides both high driving force
and high precision.
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HDCS:
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INITIATIVE OFFERS
APPLICATION-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS
(Asco Joucomatic, 01 Aug 2005)
Asco Joucomatic is aiming to meet the requirements of machine
builders and OEMs who require specialised products with a new
service
that provides bespoke solutions.
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service:
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CAM SOFTWARE JUSTIFIES MOVE
TO 3D DESIGN
(Pathtrace Engineering Systems, 04 Aug 2005)
EdgeCAM Solid Machinist provides seamless integration between
design
and manufacture, making the move to solids safe and
easy.
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GIVE A LITTLE WHISTLE
(Motion Control Products, 01 Aug 2005)
The Whistle is claimed
to be one of the world's smallest digital
servo drivers with
onboard intelligence.
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Whistle:
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SINGLE PORT DEVICE SERVER
OFFERS EASY ETHERNET
(Celsum Technologies, 01 Aug 2005)
The
IOLAN DS1 single port device server is claimed to be the most
advanced device server on the market, allowing serial to Ethernet
connections to be created with the greatest of ease.
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PROCESS CONTROLLER TAKES UP
THE BATON
(Sartorius, 04 Aug 2005)
Sartorius has released a
new process controller to replace the best
selling PR1613.
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DIGITAL AUTOMATION PLATFORM
DESCRIBED
(Aerotech, 03 Aug 2005)
Aerotech's A3200 digital
automation platform has been refined and
improved with several
new features for simplified integration and
reduced cost of
multi-axis motion and machine control systems.
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DECENTRALISED CABLING
SUPPORTS FACTORY STANDARDS
(In2Connect, 01 Aug 2005)
Available for the first time in the UK from In2Connect is the
range
of cables produced in Italy by GCE Cavi Elettrici.
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3D SCANNER TURNS TO DENTAL
CAD/CAM
(Renishaw, 01 Aug 2005)
Renishaw is showing Incise,
its new 3D scanner for dental CAD/CAM
applications at the
International Dental Show (IDS) in Birmingham,
6th-8th October
2005.
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X-RAY FLUORESCENCE
ANALYSERS WIN DESIGN AWARD
(Thermo Electron Corp, 02 Aug 2005)
Thermo Electron Corp's family of Niton X-ray fluorescence
analysers
has recently been awarded a Gold IDEA in the Medical
and Scientific
Products category.
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HINGES LIFT OFF FOR FREEDOM
OF ACCESS
(Emka UK, 01 Aug 2005)
Ease of working and
accessibility are major factors in the
installation of electrical
systems in enclosures.
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Lift-off hinges:
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HIGH CAPACITY LOAD CELLS
SET THE STANDARD
(Applied Measurements, 02 Aug 2005)
The CCD
range of high capacity compression load cells from Applied
Measurements are now available with an accuracy of 0.1% enabling
them
to be used as reference standards.
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PANEL COMPUTER IS COMPLETE
INDUSTRIAL HMI
(Impulse Corporation, 02 Aug 2005)
Axiomtek's
Panel1170-800 is a powerful industry-grade panel PC
equipped with
a 17in SXGA LCD and a superior Intel Pentium 4
processor.
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SPINDLE SENSOR COMPENSATES
FOR THERMAL EXPANSION
(Micro Epsilon UK , 02 Aug 2005)
With
milling and grinding machines, loss of accuracy can be a real
problem, especially if high accuracy is required for machining of
very precise components.
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THERMOSTATS MEET MILITARY
SPECIFICATIONS
(Inertial Aerosystems UK, 01 Aug 2005)
Inertial Aerosystems has a new range of military specification
thermostats in 16mm cylindrical packages for nonvacuum
applications.
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thermostats:
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COMPACT MACHINE VISION
CAMERAS RUN VIA USB
(Firstsight Vision, 29 Jul 2005)
The
uEye USB CMOS cameras are ultra-small-bodied machine vision
cameras that use the USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 interface.
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ROTARY JOINTS HANDLE HIGHER
SPEEDS
(FTL Seals Technology, 04 Aug 2005)
The Series HW of
rotary joints, field proven in several thousand
applications, has
now been complemented by the newly developed series
HW - A, B,
X.
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