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Weymouth, MA — A new Time Delay Control Switch Relay (TD-CSR) from


Time-Delay, Arc-Flash-Control Safety Relay from Electroswitch


and serves as a warning to evacuate the arc flash area. By allowing an operator time to


leave the room before the trip or close operation, the TD-CSR affords the operator the same safety from arc flash as a SCADA system —at a small fraction of the cost. Once a local trip or close is initiated, the 10-second delay allows an operator time to cancel the pending operation. To avoid any chance of an inadvertent operation, the control pushbuttons must be depressed for 4 continuous seconds to activate the 10-second delay. Other


delay time options are available. The unit’s intuitive pushbutton


design simplifies personnel training. No special wiring is required for installation. The TD-CSR is available with


the same reliable features and options as the company’s Control Switch Relay. These features include a standard mechanical target (“flag”) to show the last operating position, and an optional lighted nameplate. The nameplate includes local LED indication, a remote SCADA contact alarm, and a single or dual trip-coil


monitoring option. Reliable, self-cleaning, double-


wiping contacts with silver or silver- alloy surfaces provide very low con- tact resistance for low-level control applications. Rugged, standard screw-type


terminals have a 30A/600V continu- ous-current rating. The TD-CSR


meets IEEE C37.90 series standards. Contact: Electroswitch, 180


King Avenue, Weymouth, MA 02188 % 781-335-5200 fax: 781-335-4253


E-mail: info@electroswitch.com Web: www. electroswitch.com


Arc safety switch control.


Electroswitch provides a safe and effective means of mitigating arc flash danger in local circuit breaker operation by allowing for a manually initiated time-delayed trip or close. A flashing LED notifies the operator of the pending trip or close operation


AKS Intros Combination Plate & Tube Plasma Processing System


Cleveland, OH — AKS Cutting Systems has introduced a combina- tion plate and tube processing sys- tem for plasma processing of both plates and tubes. Available on its popular accu-kut heavy duty unit- ized precision plasma plate cutting


Plasma cutting system.


system, the tube processing center can perform plasma processing of tube and pipe. Used in conjunction with the


robo-kut plasma beveling head, the system can be used to plasma cut straight or bevel cuts in plate up to 2- in. (50.8mm) thick and also perform straight or bevel cutting on tubes and pipes in sizes from 2 to 6-in. (50.8 to 152.4mm) square, rectangular or round and up to 24-ft. (7.3m) long. Compact, unitized, fully welded


and machined design provides accu- racy and superior motion perform- ance producing best quality plasma cut parts. Changeover between plate


and tube is seamless. Contact: AKS Cutting Systems,


4905 Rocky River Drive, Cleveland, OH 44135 % 800-962-7803 or 216-267-1818 fax: 216-267-1850 E-mail: info@akscutting.com Web: www.akscutting.com


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