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Pumps For Abrasive Liquids
October 28, 2003 5:25 am | Product Releases | CommentsThree new hardened material options are offered for high-wear stationary components on the Abrasive Liquid Pumps in order to extend pump service life. The pump casing and head are now available in vitek-hardened cast iron, austempered ductile iron, and tungsten carbide cast iron.
Thermosetting Adhesive Transfer Film
October 28, 2003 5:25 am | Scapa North America | Product Releases | CommentsThermoFilm H153U is a heat-reactive thermosetting adhesive transfer film that is designed for bonding, laminating, mounting, and gasketing applications. An unsupported nitrile phenolic transfer film, it boasts high bond strength. Once cured, it offers resistance to solvents, plasticizers, and heat.
Flow Sensors (6983)
October 28, 2003 5:25 am | Product Releases | CommentsThese remote in-line flow sensors are designed to provide machine builders with solutions for flow detection in limited space applications. The new sensors feature a compact housing, with stainless steel wetted parts that are available with a 4 or 10 mm inner diameter.
Digital Oscilloscopes
October 28, 2003 5:25 am | Lecroy Corp. | Product Releases | CommentsThe WaveRunner 6000 Series of digital oscilloscopes (DSOs) features five models covering the bandwidth range from 350 MHz to 2 GHz. These DSOs boast advanced signal capture technology and can be used by design/test engineers in the development and troubleshooting of typical circuit problems.
Trackless Cable Assemblies
October 28, 2003 5:25 am | W. L. Gore & Associates Inc | Product Releases | CommentsNew trackless cable assemblies are self-supported units designed to eliminate the particulation, vibration, size, and weight associated with most cable tracks. The cables function in a controlled motion without a cable rack or energy chain for stroke lengths up to 60 in.
Nothing To Lose But Wires
October 24, 2003 11:51 am | Articles | CommentsFaced with the challenge of reducing costs and streamlining processes, industrial manufacturers are beginning to turn to wireless automation technologies to make operations more flexible and less of a hassle.
Better Windows Mean Better Scans
October 23, 2003 9:30 am | News | CommentsNew scanner window technology reduces error as well as checkout frustration Have you ever had to
Combination Valve
October 23, 2003 9:28 am | Bell & Gossett | Product Releases | CommentsThe new Triple Duty valve performs all the functions of three valves normally required on the discharge side of hydronic pump systems. By incorporating three valves into one, the new design saves in material costs and minimizes installation time.
Standard And Custom Syringe Pumps
October 23, 2003 9:28 am | Product Releases | CommentsStandard and custom syringe pumps are available for precision filling and dispensing applications. VersaPump Series pumps offer syringe volumes ranging from 10 uL to 50 ML with three-way to eight-way valve capability.
Miniature Filters For Emi Suppression
October 23, 2003 9:28 am | Avx Corporation | Product Releases | CommentsThe W2H/W3H Series combines capacitor and inductor elements in a single distributed constant circuit filter. The result is surface-mountable chip filters designed for EMI noise suppression in high-speed applications.
Low-voltage Brushless Dc Motor
October 23, 2003 9:28 am | Servo Magnetics Inc. | Product Releases | CommentsA new corrosion-resistant brushless dc motor, measuring 3.25 in. OD x 2.8 in. long, has been engineered for harsh environments requiring efficient, reliable motors. The low-voltage unit boasts 90 percent power efficiency and is fully encased within a sealed stainless steel housing.
Bearing Wave Springs
October 23, 2003 9:28 am | Smalley Steel Ring Co. | Product Releases | CommentsThe Bearing Wave Spring Series consists of single-turn wave springs suitable for bearing preload applications. The wave spring preloads the bearing through its outer race, taking up play in the bearing. By preloading a bearing, an engineer can reduce bearing damage and wear.
Simulation Reduces Printer Temperatures (6957)
October 15, 2003 6:35 am | News | CommentsFaster development of color printers made possible with computational fluid dynamics Computer simulation helped engineers at Xerox Corp. reduce touch temperatures in a new color printer in order to ensure customer safety.
New Airplane Design
October 15, 2003 6:35 am | Articles | CommentsAdam Aircraft uses Solid Edge as workhorse, supported by Unigraphics NX Adam Aircraft's A500 airplane differs from other twin-engine planes in two important ways.
Compact Multipole Connector
October 15, 2003 6:24 am | Anderson Power Products | Product Releases | CommentsThe SB350 multipole connector has spring-loaded, silver-plated contacts that create a self-wiping action during mating and unmating. This self-wiping design is engineered to ensure greater conductivity and longer life and is meant to keep conductive surfaces clean and free of corrosion.
