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Advertorial SHOWCASE
Spirax Sarco narrowly
misses out at Carbon
Trust Innovation Awards
J
ust weeks after winning the IChemE Award for Energy, Spirax Sarco
was a close runner-up in the Industry category at the 2009 Carbon
enter 816
Trust Innovation Awards. The steam expert was recognised for its
pioneering Flash Recovery Energy Management Equipment (FREME)
Wardjet opens up
engineered system. FREME can achieve energy savings of up to 26
percent, significantly reducing carbon emissions for steam operators,
new business
and could help steam users achieve the Carbon Standard Award. Marc
opportunities for
Eggermont, Director UK & ROI of Spirax Sarco commented: “Spirax Sarco is committed to producing
energy saving solutions and services that can help reduce the carbon footprint of any steam system.
plastics parts maker
With the right controls and engineered systems, like FREME, steam will continue as the leading
industrial heating medium. “We estimate that FREME has saved about 10,000 tonnes of CO2 to date
I
TEN Industries is a plastic parts manufacturer
in the UK, which will increase to a figure in the region of 100,000 tonnes over the next five years.”
producing components for the electrical insulation Spirax Sarco Tel: 01242 521361 Web:
www.SpiraxSarco.com/uk enter 817
industry. Close tolerance parts up to 80 square feet
in size machined from phenolic, epoxy, melamine,
silicone and glass polyester materials are also made
by the company. Now, ITEN's capabilities have been
New infrared thermometer
further extended through the acquisition of a for industrial applications & OEMs
WARDJet waterjet cutting machine. These are
available in the UK from Wightman Stewart. The first
job was a custom “air splitter” for NASCAR’s racing
R
aytek, a leading worldwide provider of infrared (IR)
thermometry, has introduced the Raytek CM, a compact,
cars. It is fastened to the front of the vehicles,
integrated IR noncontact thermometer intended for
making it easier to control by using the pressure of
continuous temperature monitoring in a wide range of
on-rushing air to force the front end downwards. It
industrial manufacturing processes and OEM applications.
was initially to be made out of stainless steel, but
This rugged, IP65 sealed, single-piece integrated sensor
NASCAR elected to go with composite materials
offers powerful features to handle nearly any temperature
instead to make the parts cheaper and lighter - but
measurement requirement. Although small in size, the Raytek CM outperforms competitive temperature
ultimately more difficult to manufacture. ITEN
measurement sensors at nearly twice the price. The sensor insures a consistent manufacturing process
Industries of the USA uses its WARDJet waterjet to
and allows tighter tolerances on heating processes, reducing heating costs while improving process
drill holes and cut out the “air-splitters.” Waterjet
throughput and product quality. Designed for easy integration, the CM sensor can easily replace
saves time and money by combining multiple
traditional contact probes with a J-type or K-type thermocouple output, or with a user-scaleable 0-5
machining processes all on one machine.
volt output, if the application is susceptible to noise. The Raytek CM includes precision, high-resolution
silicon optics, providing excellent optical resolution at a very attractive price.
Wightman Stewart Tel: +44 (0) 1422 823801
Web:
www.wightmanstewart.com
Raytek Tel: 01908 630800 Web:
www.raytek.com enter 818
• Website Locator •
Key Industrial Website Addresses
ADHESIVES INDUSTRIAL FLOORING PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Henkel Loctite Adhesives -
www.loctite.co.uk
Fibre Glass Grating -
www.fibreglassgrating.co.uk
Automated Packaging Systems -
www.autobag.co.uk
ADVERTISING PROMOTIONAL GIFTS
EMC advertising gifts -
www.emcadgifts.co.uk Sui Generis -
www.suigeneris.co.uk
PALLET DISPENSERS
ANTI SLIP SAFETY PRODUCTS
Premier Pallet Systems Ltd -
www.premierpal.co.uk
INFRARED GAUGES
Fibre Grid -
www.fibregrid.com PALLET INVERTERS
NDC Infrared Engineering -
www.ndcinfrared.com
Sui Generis Internation Ltd -
www.suigeneris.co.uk Premier Pallet Systems Ltd -
www.premierpal.co.uk
BEARINGS
INFRARED TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT
PLASTIC CONTAINERS
igus UK-
www.igus.co.uk Raytek -
www.raytek.com
Schaeffler UK Ltd -
www.schaeffler.co.uk
Allibert Buckhorn UK Ltd -
www.allibert-equipment.com
CABLES
Thermoteknix -
www.thermoteknix.com
PROCESS MEASUREMENT
igus UK -
www.igus.co.uk
LINEAR MOTION
NDC Infrared Engineering -
www.ndcinfrared.com
CABLE CHAINS
igus UK -
www.igus.co.uk
igus UK -
www.drylin-w.com
SCISSOR LIFT TABLES
DATA ACQUISITION
LOADING BAY EQUIPMENT
Tecmach Ltd -
www.tecmach.co.uk
National Instruments -
www.ni.com
Thorworld Industries Ltd -
www.thorworld.co.uk
SENSORS
DATA LOGIN
Sensor Technology -
www.sensors.co.uk
Tempcon Instrumentation -
www.tempcon.co.uk
MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL
SPILL CONTAINMENT
DRUMS & IBC HEATING
Tempcon Instrumentation -
www.tempcon.co.uk
Sui Generis -
www.suigeneris.co.uk
Holroyd Components Ltd -
www.holroydcomponents.com
MEASUREMENT INFRARED/TEMPERATURE
STORAGE
ELECTRIC ACTUATORS
NDC Infrared Engineering -
www.ndcinfrared.com
Safety Unlimited -
www.safetyunlimited.co.uk
DRIVES INTERNATIONAL LTD -
www.dil-actuators.co.uk
Tempcon Instrumentation -
www.tempcon.co.uk
FLEXIBLE SCREW CONVEYING
TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT
MOISTURE MEASUREMENT
Norbar Torque Tools Ltd -
www.norbar.com
SPIROFLOW -
info@spiroflow.com
NDC Infrared Engineering -
www.ndcinfrared.com
Tempcon Instrumentation -
www.tempcon.co.uk
HUMIDITY AND MOISTURE
MEASUREMENT
NOISE AND VIBRATION
TORQUE MEASUREMENT
Sensor Technology -
www.sensors.co.uk
IMA Ltd -
www.ima.co.uk Castle Group -
www.castlegroup.co.uk
INDUSTRIAL CLEANING EQUIPMENT
TORQUE TOOLS
OVERHEAD CRANES AND HOISTS MHH -
www.torqueleader.com
Crofton associates -
www.croften-house.co.uk Abus Crane -
www.abuscranes.co.uk Norbar Torque Tools Ltd -
www.norbar.com
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