TOSHIBA launches its next gen industrial label printer the B-EX4T
1 1 May 2011 – TOSHIBA TEC has
announced its next gen range of heavy–duty industrial printers - the B-EX4 series. The B-EX combines the features and functionality of the established B-SX range with the added benefits of increased performance and operability. This reliable printer offers premium capabilities as a standard, thus lowering initial capital out lay and future proofing investment - a key benefit for businesses in the current financial climate. The B-EX, which is fully compatible with the SX range, is ideal for use in the manufacturing, transport and logistics industries. Building on the easy operation of the SX range, Toshiba’s B- EX4 incoporates a user replaceable snap in printhead and a platen roller which keep maintenance costs low.
The intuitive graphical LCD
‘helpdesk’ display is clear and easy to understand prompting users to take corrective action, it
also reduces the need for extensive training.
With a real-world print speed of 14 ips the B-EX4 has a 40% improvement in productivity compared to the 10 ips offered by the SX range, it also benefits from a print head lifecycle of around 4 million inches (100 km). Equipped with Ethernet and USB 2.0 as standard the B- EX4 offers the option to include parallel port and wireless LAN capability. Additional functions to the range include built-in automatic thermal head resolution detection, DHCP address display and an automatic feeding/back-feeding default position. Other features include side opening, double ribbon motor control, automatic centre media loading, near edge or flat printhead, optional ribbon save and basic command interpreter (BCI) compatibility. Every Toshiba label printer is equipped with the world-class Green technology ribbon saving function and the B-EX4 is no exception. With nearly 40% overall lower power consumption compared to its predecessor, and lower than 9W in standby, the B-EX4 ecological industrial printer qualifies for a New Energy Star rating beating every other competitiors in a recent becnmark test*1.
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New technical guide covers all hydraulic sealing requirements
company’s 128-year history. In 86 pages, it covers over 30 product ranges — from rod/gland, piston and special duty seals, to wipers,
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bearing strips and ram protectors. To help busy engineers and specifiers, the guide contains a Quick Reference section for initial selection. This leads users to detailed product descriptions from which the final selection can be made. Chemical compatibility data and machining information is included, together with full details of housing designs for each product to international standards. The Hydraulic Sealing Guide is freely available in printed form direct from the company’s offices Worldwide. A sister publication, Hydraulic sealing products — Size charts, (available only as a PDF download from
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lists about 4000 individual seals, wipers and bearing strips, together with their
metric and/or inch dimensions and order codes. James Walker
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octite V5004 is a toughened, structural two-part acrylic adhesive that, when cured, is virtually This makes it ideal for applications
requiring clear, invisible bond lines. It can fill gaps up to 3mm and provides excellent adhesion to most structural thermoplastics, thermosets, FRP, stone, ceramics, steel and aluminium.
The medium strength adhesive is also
capable of bonding dissimilar materials. The thixotropic formula means that it is non-drip and reaches handling strength in around three minutes. Packaging for Loctite V5004 includes a 50ml twin syringe with static mixer for controlled accurate mix ratio of the adhesive.
Henkel Ltd. Tel: 01442 278100 Web:
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EKA associates eight variable FOUNDATION™ fieldbus indicators can now be configured as fieldbus Nodes or as fieldbus Listeners.
As a Node
the indicator is configured via the fieldbus host, the instrument push buttons being used to select which pre-configured variable is displayed and, if required, to return operator acknowledgements to the host. As a fieldbus Listener, the indicator is not visible to the host, does not use any valuable macrocycle time and may not be subject to a Node Licence Fee thus reducing operating costs.
Configuration is
performed via the instrument’s push buttons. All the models have an easy to read 20mm high 5 digit display plus a 31 segment bargraph.
The range
includes panel and field mounting ATEX, IECEx and FM certified intrinsically safe, Type n, nonincendive and safe area indicators.
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