April, 2012
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Haverhill, MA — APEM Compo - nents, Inc., has introduced its new Series 82 Navigator stainless steel keypad, which combines high style and rugged durability, offering long life under almost every kind of abuse. The compact keypads are avail-
able with or without backlighting, with four or five keys, and are built to be highly durable for harsh envi- ronments and can stand up to extreme temperatures, vandalism, salt spray, humidity, and high usage. This makes the keypad suitable for high-end navigation panels for luxu- ry cars and yachts, bank ATMs, out- door payment self-serve kiosks, industrial processes involving hot liquids or caustic materials, emer- gency vehicles, public transportation, elevators, access control, and the mil- itary, anywhere a navigation func- tion is needed. The Navigator keypad has a
trim design with outside dimensions of 2.2 x 2.2-in. (56 x 56mm) and a height of 0.84-in. (21.25mm). The use
Sapient’s New Viper VLM Tray Has More Room
Hatfield, PA — The new Viper Vertical Lift Module (VLM) automat- ic tray height scanning system and tray design can provide more than 50 percent additional storage density while allowing organizations to lower their unit acquisition cost.
APEM Intros Tough, Backlighted Stainless-Steel Keypads
of chemical engraving on the keys ensures a long life, and the rear mounting on a customer panel can be installed flush, raised, or recessed. The AISI 316 L stainless steel
used is an extra-low carbon grade, with high resistance to corrosion. The keypad comes standard face-sealed to IP65 and with a vandal rating of IK07. Standard voltage is 12VDC. Available options include a cus-
Tough, backlighted stainless-steel keypads.
tomized front panel, custom marking layout (also offered in anodized alu- minum), a variety of illumination color choices, and voltage of 5 or 24VDC.
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According to the company, its
tough stainless steel Series 82 Navigator keypads stand up in envi- ronments where conventional keypads experience high failure rates, making the new keypads dependable over the life of the application. In addition, the modular design means the company can develop custom solutions without
prohibitive tooling costs. Contact: APEM Components,
Inc., 63 Neck Road, Haverhill, MA 01835 % 978-372-1602 fax: 978-372-3534 or 978-372-9516 E-mail:
info@apem.com Web:
www.apem.com
Extra-wide trays offer more storage options.
The new Viper automatic tray
height scanning system determines each tray's exact storage height requirement down to a one-inch increment automatically every time a tray is retrieved. The VLM's control system determines the optimum storage position in the unit based on optimizing space and retrieval time. The new tray design uses a
number of enhancements to provide increased levels of storage capacity. The Viper VLM tray now uses thin- ner side walls, flat bottoms and no dividers or support cross members in the open storage area. Likewise, the trays are available in two, three and four meter widths. The flat bottom design elimi-
nates the need for tray liners which increase costs and take up space. The thinner side walls provide more stor- age space. Unlike many other VLMs, the new Viper VLM trays that are up to four meters wide, provide a clear
and unobstructed storage space. Contact: Sapient Automation,
2398 North Penn Road, Hatfield, PA 19440 % 267-640-8172 E-mail:
eromaine@getsapient.com Web:
www.GetSapient.com
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