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Page 79 Helukabel: UL and CSA Hygienic Approvals
Elgin, IL — Helukabel’s® NANOFLEX® line of hygienic control power and data cables have been approved by UL and CSA. With these latest approvals, the cables can be used in U.S. and Canadian industries that require machinery and their component parts to resist the growth of micro-organisms. For these industry applications, which
include food, beverage and medical manufactur- ing/packaging, the cable’s conductors are enclosed in a specially-formulated PUR outer jacket that prohibits bacterial growth, thereby preventing products from being contaminated due to exposure to harmful micro-organisms. Furthermore, the cable’s outer jacket is hydrolysis- and detergent- resistant, allowing it to withstand the harsh clean- ing processes used to sterilize equipment, which can degrade cable performance over time. The NANOFLEX HC 500 is an unshielded,
flexible control power cable that can supply machinery with up to 600V. The shielded variant, the HC
500-C, is wrapped in a tinned-copper wire braid (85 percent coverage) that prevents signal interference or crosstalk, and can be used to ground
Aven Intros HD Color Camera for Microscopy
Ann Arbor, MI — Advanced technolo- gy and time-saving features distin- guish Aven’s new HD Color Camera for microscopes. Image settings are adjusted without needing a computer connection, as the camera has a HDMI port for a direct link to a mon- itor. A built-in SD card and snapshot controller let users save images easi- ly in BMP (bitmap) format. On-screen menus control set-
tings for RBG color values (six selec- tions), white balance, exposure and crosshair grids for quick gauging (four vertical, four horizontal choices).
the cable when connected to a metallic cord grip. Both power cables can safely operate in tempera- tures ranging from –40 to +80°C (application spe- cific). The HC 500 and HC 500-C are available in sizes ranging from 20 to 12 AWG with various con- ductor configurations.
sterile environments. To prevent signal interruption during applications that produce large amounts of electromagnetic interference (EMI), the HC TRON- IC-C has been shielded using a tinned-copper wire braid providing 85 percent coverage. Both data cables are rated to perform in temperatures ranging from –40 to +80°C (application specific). Both cables come in sizes ranging from 26 to 18 AWG with vari- ous conductor configurations. The entire NANOFLEX line is UV-, oxygen-,
ozone- and radiation-resistant up to 110Mrad. In addition to the recently received UL and CSA approvals, the power and data cables also have CE approval, for companies manufacturing equipment
Cables get medical approval. The unshielded, flexible NANOFLEX HC
TRONIC data cable provides uniform signal trans- mission from the control panel to the machine in
Elgin, IL 60123 % 847-930-5118 fax: 847-622-8766 Email:
sales@helukabel.com Web:
www.helukabel.com
for export to Europe. Contact: Helukabel USA, 1490 Crispin Dr.,
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Microscope camera. The HD Color Camera, which
comes with a C-mount for coupling to standard microscopes, has a CMOS 1/3-in. (8.5mm) sensor broadcasting video in 1080P, the highest resolu- tion. It records at 60 frames per sec- ond. White balance and exposure can be automatic or adjusted manually. Other features include auto-
matic gain control, which maintains constant brightness levels to reduce glare, and freeze-frame capability to yield crisp, clear images without motion blur. That stop-action feature is essential for some life sciences
tasks and examination of liquids. Contact: Aven, Inc., 4595 Platt
Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48108 % 734-973-0099 fax: 734-973-0097 Web:
www.aventools.com
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