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Radar level meter improves accuracy
User application article Krohne's Optiflex 1300 TDR radar level meter has been installed by Deza to improve the accuracy and reliability of naphthalene measurement.
News from Krohne ( 9 October 2007)
Explosion-proof, smart laser level transmitter
The SureShot 140XP Explosion-Proof, Smart Laser Level Transmitter from K-Tek is designed for precise level, distance, and position measurement of dry bulk solids, opaque liquids, and slurries.
News from K-Tek ( 8 October 2007)
Infrared cameras give 'razor sharp' images
A 'middle market' range of infrared cameras delivers 'razor-sharp thermal images', thanks to 76,800 pixels and an advanced signal processing system. Brochure available
News from Flir Systems (10 September 2007)
Portable infrared cameras have 320x240 resolution
Portable infrared cameras have 320x240 resolution, touch screen plus stylus, an integrated digital camera and full measurement options. Brochure available
News from Flir Systems ( 4 September 2007)
Level and pressure webshop offers extra 5% off
A Level and pressure instruments manufacturer has a special launch offer on its 'webshop' that lists ultrasonic sensors, pressure transmitters, vibrating level switches and much more. Brochure available
News from Vega Controls UK ( 3 September 2007)
Temperature transmitter is accurate, reliable
Temperature transmitter offers the maximum functional safety with EMC immunity to NAMUR NE 21, signal on alarm functions to NAMUR NE 43 and basic NAMUR NE 89 requirements. Brochure available
News from Endress + Hauser (31 August 2007)
Thermal imaging data analysed, presented easily
For its thermal imaging cameras, FLIR Systems has a system that allows an operator to organise and analyse radiometric images and present data in professional report form in three easy moves. Brochure available
News from Flir Systems (30 August 2007)
Wireless temperature sensing simplified
Analog thermocouple and RTD instrumentation nodes for the SureCross wireless network facilitate easy, rugged wireless temperature sensing for high repeatability and fast response time.
News from Banner Engineering (22 August 2007)
Proximity sensors include optical types
A range of high quality electronic non-contact proximity sensors include traditional inductive and capacitive sensors and the latest optical sensors.
News from Thorite (21 August 2007)
Infrared temperature sensors work to 2500 deg C
Fibre-optic infrared temperature sensors offer a much wider temperature range, from 300 to 2500 deg C and provide a very short wavelength spectral response for measuring metallic targets.
News from Calex Electronics (20 August 2007)
Digital PID controller has short cycle time
A fast, digital, programmable PID-controller has been introduced for the use with IMPAC digital infrared pyrometers and features an extremely short controller-cycle time of only 250 microsec.
News from Impac Infrared (17 August 2007)
Sensors housed in rugged 12mm barrels
A range of photoelectric sensors, housed in 12mm threaded metal barrels, feature a visible red sensing beam for easy alignment and two signal indicator LEDs.
News from Banner Engineering (17 August 2007)
Miniature sensors apply to testing machines
Supplier of miniature sensor products now offers a range of force and pressure sensors, load cells, transducers and accelerometers for testing systems and monitoring.
News from StrainSense (10 August 2007)
Inductive ID identifies engines after assembly
User application article Wishing to improve traceability of completed small engines coming off an assembly line, a USA company is using a passive inductive ID system to identify specific engines within a production batch.
News from Balluff UK (10 August 2007)
Mounting brackets simplify sensors mounting
A system of easy to use, heavy duty, mounting brackets and clamps eliminates the time and expense of having to make, in-house, mounting equipment for sensors on machinery.
News from Balluff UK ( 9 August 2007)
Colour sensors reliably match car carpet sets
User application article Automotive customers have absolute standards for colour matching carpet pieces and use of a colour sensor has substantially increased yields of perfect carpet sets and lowered scrap rate.
News from Balluff UK ( 7 August 2007)
Infrared thermometer shows furnace status
A portable infrared thermometer for checking furnaces shows four simultaneous live temperature measurements 450 to 1400 deg C - peak, continuous, average and valley. Brochure available
News from Land Instruments International ( 3 August 2007)
Acceleration recording is faster, lower cost
Three-axis accelerometers make data collection simpler so that end-users can get results quicker, are housed in rugged billet aluminum housings and have a one year warranty.
News from Sensr (23 July 2007)
Recognising objects independently of orientation
An image sensor for assembly and quality control detects pre-taught objects, viewed from above, and independently of object orientation. Brochure available
News from IFM Electronic (18 July 2007)
Sensor offers economical machine positioning
A rugged, magnetostrictive sensor brings to machinery builders a low cost device to measure and control linear positioning up to 2200mm with a linearity of 0.02%. Brochure available
News from RDP Electronics (18 July 2007)
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