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PVL announces the launch of the Ogauge, the first IIoT pressure gauge from Orion Instruments. Ogauge combines a number of …
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10 tips for getting the most out of an optical gas imaging camera
Through optical gas imaging (OGI) technology, the oil and gas industry can incorporate a safer, more efficient ‘Smart LDAR’ (Leak …
Read More »Top three safety hazards to avoid for PV solar installations
Renewable energy is one of the fastest-growing markets in the world – in the UK, solar installations have doubled within …
Read More »Slurry pump handles liquids with a high solids content
The PLR slurry pump range is designed to handle liquids with a high solids content. Its wide selection of high-quality …
Read More »Testing and validating IoT solutions
u-blox has announced the u-blox XPLR-IOT-1 IoT explorer kit, an all-in-one package to test, evaluate and validate IoT applications. Integrating …
Read More »‘Beam-steering’ takes mobile communications beyond 5G
Scientists have unveiled a new beam-steering antenna that increases the efficiency of data transmission for ‘beyond 5G’ – and opens …
Read More »Pumping liquid CO2
Every industry is being encouraged to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases to help meet global targets. One measure that …
Read More »Brass connection improves safety and efficiency
Quick Fitting’s Quick Fitting Brass push-to-connect fitting delivers fast and easy installation in commercial applications with greater safety and efficiency …
Read More »Depth filter sheets contains activated carbon
Eaton’s upgraded BECO CARBON depth filter sheets contains activated carbon offer particularly high adsorption properties for the demanding filtration of …
Read More »Wall-mount AC-DC power supplies with enhanced home healthcare design
XP Power has released three new series of IP22-rated wall-mount power supplies that deliver significant benefits to the rapidly growing …
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