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High-Performance Pressure Transducers from Measurement Specialties
Hampton, VA — Measurement Specialties (NAS- DAQ: MEAS) has expanded its line of pressure sen- sors with two compact, high-performance units for demanding industrial applications. The M7100 and U7100 feature high reliability at a low price point. The new IP67-rated pressure transducers
withstand high vibrations as well as harsh condi- tions, such as dust particles, contaminated water and corrosive fluids, making them suitable for use in demanding engine, vehicle and industrial appli- cations. Their compact size is suitable for many of today’s on-highway and off-highway engines, HVAC controls and energy and water manage- ment equipment. Designed for high reliability, the M7100 and
U7100 eliminate wire bonds and use only one PCB as well as only a few components. Total error band (TEB) is 1 percent over the sensors’ –-40 to +125°C operating temperature range. Output voltage is 0.5 to 4.5VDC. The new sensor has a pressure cavity
machined from a solid piece of 17-4 PH stainless steel and comes standard with a 1/4 NPT pipe thread for a leak-proof, sealed system, with other port sizes available. The sensor provides a pres- sure range from 200 to 10,000 psig and uses the company’s Microfused™ silicon strain gage for exceptional sensing characteristics. Constructed of 316L stainless steel, the new
High-performance pressure transducers.
U7100 offers exceptional durability with a variety of leak-proof, all-metal pressure connec- tions, handling a lower pressure range from 15 to 150 psig for more precise applications. The unit inte- grates the company’s proprietary UltraStable™ technology for excel- lent performance and long-term sta- bility over wide temperature ranges. Both sensors have stainless steel her- metic pressure ports to protect the integrity of the internal components. No internal O-rings or welds are used, further enhancing long-term durability of the sensors. In addition to being water resistant to 1 meter, the new sensors can be customized
for high volume applications. Contact: Measurement
Specialties, 1000 Lucas Way,
Hampton, VA 23666 % 800-745-8008 or 757-766-1500 fax: 757-766-4297 Web:
www.meas-spec.com
solution for your conveyor system.
Today the electronics industry requires PCBs to be smaller, cleaner and produced more quickly than ever before. To compete, you need CimTrak®
, the most highly regarded electronics assembly conveyor system in the industry.
Since 1988, Simplimatic Automation has produced reliable, top-performing conveyors for the world’s largest manufacturers of automotive, industrial, telecommunications and consumer electronics.
Our modular designs are flexible so they can be customized precisely to your needs, including:
EDGE-GUIDED CONVEYORS BOARD INVERTERS SHUTTLE GATES FIFO BUFFERS
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For your competitive edge, rely on our smart and simple solutions.
434-385-9181
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Simplimatic Automation is owned by Simplimatic Engineering Holdings, LLC a business development and private equity firm. Made in USA Laser module.
many other light industrial assem- blies. Based on a 650nm (red) 1, 3, or 5mW laser, the main features of this new system are: 1/8-in. (3.2mm) NPT fully threaded 2.5-in. (63.5mm) long black zinc-coated brass tube (sensor type housing); 8mm threaded cable connector for reliable power connec- tions; detachable brass end cap/ optics holder with multiple target choices; 90° stainless steel mounting
bracket; and optional power supply. Contact: BEA Lasers, Inc., 1400
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BEA Lasers Intros Laser Diode Module
Elk Grove Village, IL — BEA Lasers, responding to the growing demand for rugged, small industrial laser components, has introduced its newest laser diode module. The mini SEN laser’s compact size and rugged design make this unit desirable in many industries including: semicon- ductor manufacturing, textiles, fas- tener positioning, 3D printers and
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