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News Release from: Eriez Magnetics Europe | Subject: E-Z Tec 9000
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 23 April 2004

Detector keeps hoses wire free

To ensure all the wire ties used in the manufacture of its high-pressure thermoplastic hoses are removed Kutting UK has installed an Eriez E-Z Tec 9000 aperture metal detector.

Kutting UK, based in Milton Keynes and part of the German Kutting group, manufactures high-pressure thermoplastic hoses for a variety of industrial uses During the manufacturing process, central core sections may need to be joined together before braiding and covering the hose

Wire ties are used to link the sections, and these later need to be removed.

To ensure that all ties are removed Kutting has installed an Eriez E-Z Tec 9000 aperture metal detector.

This high-sensitivity metal detector has been fitted with audio alarm and coast counter.

The alarm is activated the moment a metal tie is detected and the coast counter monitors the number of ties detected.

The Eriez E-Z Tec 9000 is a recent addition to the range of Eriez metal detectors.

Special features of the E-Z Tec 9000 include easy-to-use, tamper-proof controls allowing up to 10 product settings, single PCB for ease of maintenance, and linear power supply to reduce susceptibility to "noise" (interference).

Kirsten Rhodes, Sales and Technical Manager at Kutting UK, comments "An excellent piece of kit - not only removing all stress from the extrusion team in that they no longer have to manually locate and log joins, but also offering massive quality bonus in that the risk of despatching hose containing joins has been completely eradicated". Request a free brochure from Eriez Magnetics Europe ...

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