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Greg Wainhouse looks at water usage within the food and beverage sector, and the best practical method of continuous monitoring …
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Slice type I/O modules
The latest slice type I/O modules from Mitsubishi Electric offer helpful features for PLC users in addition to saving space …
Read More »Pick your own handle for index plungers
Index plungers are used in many roles in engineering and machine building. Their basic function is to define predetermined stop …
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In a German Federal Ministry of Education & Research (BMBF) joint project, OSRAM, Götting, KEB Automation and Fraunhofer IEM have …
Read More »Four in 10 engineering professionals say work has damaged their mental health
Are you feeling down right now? With summer drawing to a near close, a new survey from CV-Library, the UK …
Read More »Flame-retardant, low smoke, low tox gaskets for the rail industry
EMKA offers specialist gasket profile sections in flame retardant, low smoke, low tox materials which are primarily aimed at railway …
Read More »Compact braking resistor with 3500W power
New from power quality specialist REO UK is the REOHM series 155 braking resistors for industrial control cabinets. The product …
Read More »Rugged ATEX-certified valves for high temperature and extreme service conditions
CIRCOR International features high-quality R G Laurence on/off control valves for applications demanding rapid opening and sealed closure. ATEX-certified and …
Read More »Connector and routing solutions
RS Components (RS) has extended its industrial connector portfolio with two new solutions from Harting, providers of industrial connection technology, …
Read More »One-touch inspection doors for use with bulk material conveyors
Tsubaki has launched a range of One-Touch Inspection Doors or hatch covers for use with conveyor systems, particularly those transporting …
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