NEWS IN BRIEF
Enhanced RF support RF specialist, Huber and Suhner, has added Acal Bfi to its UK distribution network. As a supplier of photonic technologies and specialist components for wireless communications, Acal Bfi will provide technical support on Huber and Suhner's RF connectors, cable and assemblies. The company already has a stock profile of Huber and Suhner'smost popular RF products and will continue to develop a wider inventory tomeet demand.
www.hubersuhner.co.uk
More room,more stock Steatite, the UK provider of computer-based measurement, automation systems and battery packs for mission-critical applications, has relocated to a new facility inWorcestershire. The increased space will boost efficiencies in warehouse, production and offices, with increased production and stores space, along with the capacity for extended testing. The aimis to use the extra roomto reduce lead times and increase stock holding.
www.steatite.co.uk
Partnership wins approval Electronic product designer, Triteq, has established a partnership with global electronic product approvals agency, RFI. The agreement means Triteq can coordinate electronic approvals for clients’ products for use anywhere in the world. In return, Triteq offers RFI customers additional design input to ensure products meet design regulations. RFI specialises in approvals for wireless devices such as cellular,microwave, Bluetooth and other short range devices, as well as automotive,medical, railway, domestic appliances, IT and industrial applications.
www.triteq.com Picture perfect distribution
Supplier of image processing systems, Framos Electronics, has reached an agreement to work more closely with industrial image processing specialist, Smartek.
The company's flash controllers can be
used to create high-quality, low-cost image processing systems featuring high brightness, long-life LED lighting. Smartek offers a targeted range of industrial cameras with Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interface using image sensors from Sony, Kodak and Aptina to satisfy diverse industrial image processing requirements. For example, German beverage manufacturers use Smartek cameras to monitor the geometry and colour conformity of printed symbols on bottles and tins. Managing director of the Framos Group,
Dr Andreas Franz, said: “Thanks to our partnership with Smartek, we continue to offer European customers in the image
Producing speedy product samples
Smartek's image processing solutions are now available fromFramos
sensor industry a marketing platform, using our global storage and logistic services.”
www.framos.eu
Making heavy-duty connections
Oxley Developments' new prototype department provides fast turnaround on samples
A new prototype and development department at Oxley Developments is to provide quick turnaround on prototype machined parts and product samples.
Heading up the new department,Mike
Fellowes, said: “The new workshopmeans that our productionmachines will no longer be interrupted tomanufacture prototypes. There will be twomechanical and two electrical staff, providing a link between mechanical and electronic assembly as well as critical feedback for our design and development department.
“Parts produced in the new workshop are
representative of production parts rather than rapid prototypes, enabling us to put new designs through a full test programearlier.”
www.oxleygroup.com 10 |March 2011
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Supporting buyers in the SouthWest, Harting's Yvette Shortridge and owner of Rowse Electrical, John Rowse
Harting has appointed Plymouth-based Rowse Electrical as a franchised distributor for the company's Han range of heavy-duty industrial connectors. Director of sales andmarket development
for Harting, Simon Asbury, said: “Rowse can offer customers in the SouthWest of England a high level of service with locally held stock, technical backup and a broad product offering.We look forward to a long- termrelationship with Rowse.”
www.harting.com
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