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January, 2022
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28 January
Chain offers high performance in wet and corrosive environments
There are four versions of Tsubaki’s BS/DIN European Standard Chain for use in corrosive environments. Each version is designed to …
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28 January
How to optimise agitators
Sulphuric acid is the key chemical used in the production process of wet phosphoric acid. That is why the production …
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27 January
Easier design integration and faster supply: the development of the standard parts industry
Standard parts and components are as vital to engineering today as they were in the mid-twentieth century. The main changes …
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27 January
Load switches with ultra-low quiescent current consumption of 0.08nA
Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has launched three load switch products that deliver a remarkable decrease in quiescent current. The new …
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26 January
Torque sensors with new 0.5Nm low measurement range variant
NCTE has expanded its 2300 torque sensor series with the introduction of a new variant for lower torque-range measurement tasks …
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26 January
Ultra-precise stainless steel processing
Jochen Kern discusses the use of stainless steel with photochemical etching and looks at the key products that can benefit …
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25 January
High voltage automotive photo relay suited for use with battery management systems
Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has launched a new normally open (NO) 1-Form-A photorelay that is intended for use in a …
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25 January
One generator or two?
When selecting temporary power for your site, choosing the number of generators to rent is not as simple as it …
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25 January
Measuring air gaps with micro-metre precision
When a workpiece must be positioned accurately to within a fraction of a millimetre, or when it’s necessary to measure …
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