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New ‘foldback’ DC power supply boosts applications


configurators to make valve selection effortless


Sophisticated


ith Bifold, you can use our unique online drag and drop Modular Manifold Configurator to design highly bespoke manifold systems effortlessly. The manifold can be designed from the circuit sequence down to the orientation of individual modules to your exact specification. Once designed an interactive 3D rendered model is immediately viewable online and an installation drawing, bill of materials and 3D CAD model are automatically emailed upon design verification from Bifold. You can use our Valve Model Configurator to create the valve you require and download a bespoke configured datasheet with a single click. The 3D CAD model is then automatically emailed. Effortless Selection Process 1. Configure your product


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model online 3. Print bespoke data sheet or save to your system 4. Receive 3D CAD model by email 5. Contact sales department with your order. Visit us at Offshore Europe 3rd - 6th September 2013, stand number 3B60.


Bifold Fluidpower Ltd Tel: 0161 345 4777 Web: www.bifold.co.uk


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oining the well established 78 series of switch mode power supplies from Finder, the 78.50 now features ‘foldback’ overload protection. This has been introduced to address market demands by extending application coverage to include lead acid battery charging – not compatible with the ‘hiccup’ mode of protection featured on the rest of the range. As with the rest of the range, it shares a plethora of design features to improve both reliability and efficiency, giving control system builders a stable and dependable low voltage DC supply, up to 91% efficient, and drawing only 0.4W in standby. This series of modular, rail mounted DC power supplies now comprises models covering outputs rated 24VDC/12W, 24VDC/36W, 24VDC/60W, 12VDC/12W and 12VDC/50W – all supporting a wide AC or DC supply range capability of respectively 100-265VAC and 140-370VDC. Integrating the latest protection technologies, the 78 Series includes: supply overvoltage (varistor) protection, thermal protection with fast output voltage shutdown; short circuit and overload protection with ‘hiccup’ (auto-recovery) protection – except the 78.50 with ‘foldback’ overload protection.


J FINDER P.L.C. Tel: 01785 818100 Web: www.findernet.com


Demag KBK light crane system stands the test of time


construction kit. In the last fifty years more than 10,000 kilometers of KBK profile have been brought into the market . Over the same period, the crane construction kit has undergone continuous development. Today, Terex Material Handling serves a wide variety of customers in many


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different industries and is seen as an innovator and market leader for light crane systems.The very first buyers were mostly from the automotive industry which, in the sixties, was enjoying a rapid upturn and looking for suitable handling solutions to organise fast growing car production more efficiently. That was the start of the success story of the KBK crane construction kit. The Demag KBK light crane system is a modular system construction kit for overhead transport solutions in a number of different load ranges up to 3,200 kg. Single and double girder suspension cranes, suspension monorails, slewing jibs and cranes, as well as portal and stacker cranes, may all be individually configured.


Demag Cranes & Components Ltd


Launch of Smiths Connectors brand underscores expanded capabilities


ypertac, a world-wide leading provider of high performance interconnect solutions for the most demanding applications is pleased to announce a comprehensive re-branding initiative, that will position the company, along with its two sister companies Sabritec of Irvine, CA and IDI of Kansas City, KS, under the Smiths Connectors banner. All three brands enjoy a recognized reputation as providers of superior engineered interconnect solutions.


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ROLAND CARTER, MANAGING DIRECTOR, SMITHS CONNECTORS


time, the three distinct and previously independent brands have forged a close-knit working relationship based upon the natural synergies that exist


between their respective technologies and business models. The level of cross-selling and interaction between brands has increased to the point where the time has come to make the combined value and power of the three individual brands more visible in the global market place. As such, a single branding architecture has been created that simplifies the relationship among the brands and with the ultimate shareholder, Smiths Group. The logos of Hypertac, Sabritec and IDI technology brands have been redesigned and placed under the unifying logo of Smiths Connectors.


Smiths Connectors Europe Tel.: +39 010 6036 1 Web: www.smithsinterconnect.com


Moore International Ltd Appointed as a key distributor for SCHNEEBERGER Linear products within the UK & Ireland


or many years, the SCHNEEBERGER name has been synonymous with modern linear guide technology for the mechanical engineering industry. Thanks to their unyielding focus on linear technology, they give customers significant technical and economic advantages that they can build into their applications. SCHNEEBERGER offers a broad range of products, from linear and profiled guide ways through to complete linear-drive positioning systems designed especially for their customer. SCHNEEBERGER products will be available through Moore international Ltd who are the leading UK Distributor of Eichenberger Gewinde Ball Screws and Lead Screws manufactured in Switzerland. NMark Moore Director of Moore International says – We are really pleased to have the SCHNEEBERGER range of linear products available now and this will complement our current range of quality Swiss Lead & Ball Screws. Moore International currently supplies to all industries from medical to commercial, aerospace to marine and sell to OEM, end user and design companies. They also offer full CNC machining / milling and turning facilities to customer specification, from a single one-off part to large quantity batch work.


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Reliability, consistency and flexibility in automated fluid


dispensing processes


dispensing systems offer reliable operation with excellent repeatability for precise application of adhesives,


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ordson EFD’s automated desktop and in-line


sealants and lubricants in many assembly and manufacturing processes.


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specialized PC dispensing software and CAD download capabilities, EFD robot systems are easy to program and quick to set up. True three- and four-dimensional motion control allows easy programming of dots, stripes, arcs, compound arcs and patterns on different planes. These capabilities enable our customers to tackle more complex projects that require precision dispensing and placement, while increased product quality and yield. Nordson EFD’s dispensing robots offer the flexibility of working either as a stand-alone system or a key part of an automated solution, and are easily integrated into in-line transfer systems, rotary tables and pallet assembly lines. Among their features: rugged and reliable construction, small footprint Possibility to get a complimentary process evaluation by experienced fluid dispensing experts Samples can be processed upon request for customer evaluation and approval prior to purchase


EFD International Inc. – Dunstable, U.K. Tel: +44 1582 666334 Web: www.nordsonefd.com


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hen the Junior System was first introduced in 1963, the foundation was laid for the worldwide success story of the Demag KBK crane


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