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Wednesday, 10-03-2010 |
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Smart universal signal conditioner is another first for Status Instruments
Status Instruments are claiming another first in versatile process instrumentation design with the introduction of their DIN rail SEM1700 universal signal conditioner.
This high-accuracy smart transmitter/trip amplifier is expected to find application in a wide range of process and OEM installations across a broad range of industries from food to petrochemical.
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UTS
In-Line
A cable-to-cable solution !
New!
Applications
Typical applications for the UTS In-line receptacle Renewable & Portable Energy, Factory Automation, & Control, Machine Tools / Special Machines, Robotics, Building Automation & Control, Instrumentation / Measurement, Off-Road, Lighting, Signalling, Stage Light & Sound, Civil marine etc.
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| Chemical News |
Verderflex Aura Dosing Pump Set To Make Waves
Verderflex® Tube Pumps launch the Verderflex Aura peristaltic dosing pump. Launched at Achema in Frankfurt 2009, the positive response to this newcomer at the show confirmed this product has significant sales potential for low flow, high pressure dosing applications.
Facilities that will benefit most from this introduction are leisure centres, swimming pools, saunas, small scale water treatment plants and residential complexes. It is also ideal for low volume fragrance dosing in supermarkets and spas and even for dosing into cooling towers.
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Non-contact torque sensor now mounts in moments
The latest model of TorqSense, the non-contact digital torque measuring system, incorporates an integral sprocket or pulley, allowing easy fit-and-forget mounting in a vast range of plant and machinery such as drum mixers, generators, pump, dynamometers and conveyor drives.
Earlier models of TorqSense provided an in-line shaft for connection to the equipment under test. While these are suitable for many situations, sometimes mean a degree of engineering was necessary to mount the unit. This prompted torque system manufacturers Sensor Technology, of Banbury, to develop this new user-friendly series of models.
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