September, 2013
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Page 85 IAC: Multi-Task System for Basic Workbenches
Brea, CA — IAC Industries has introduced a new way to add storage and utility to workbenches with the company’s versatile Multi-Task System I and II (MTS-I and MTS-II). This 3- or 2-post upright system applies general concepts of lean manufac- turing, whether through 5S, Six Sigma or Kaizen. Both systems are cost-effective and improve over- all production through the use of ergonomically designed storage, shelving, swing arms and other various accessories. IAC’s Multi Task Systems work with existing or new worksurfaces, are easi- ly installed, easily retrofitted and immediately increase efficiencies. The Multi-Task System (MTS) incorporates
heavy gauge vertical posts with a tie beam at the top of the frame for increased support. The MTS-I, a three-post system, provides two evenly divided side-by-side accessory mounting areas. The MTS- II, a two-post system, allows for accessories that span the entire worksurface length. The MTS slots along the posts
are in 1-in. increments, immediately leveling all accessory options, and can be aligned or independently adjusted for maximum flexibility. Accessories include various shelving configurations, part cup rails, bin
New AC Temperature Controller from Oven Industries
Mechanicsburg, PA — New from Oven Industries is the new 5R1-1400 AC Temperature Controller with the integrated potentiometers or control from a PC through the TTL level UART Communication port. The compact unit measures 2.5 x 2.5-in. (63.5 x 63.5mm), and can deliver up to 15A of load current from a zero voltage switched, low-noise solid- state relay.
Versatile workstations are easily installed and easily retrofitted.
rails, electrical channels, cabinets and isolation screens. The MTS frame is powder coat finished and
comes in various color options. The MTS is frame or surface mounted, allowing the system to move in tandem with any adjustable height worksur- faces and keeping all accessories in their same rel- ative positions, thus maintaining lean efficiencies. Accessories include monitor and keyboard
swing arms, CRT swing arms, flat panel displays, bin holders, tool caddies and document holder. Accessory options also include lighting, tool trol-
leys and Air System connections. Contact: IAC Industries, Inc., 895 Beacon
Street, Brea, CA 92821 % 800-989-1422 or 714-990-8997 fax: 714-990-0557 E-mail:
benchsales@iacindustries.com Web:
www.iacindustries.com
AC temperature controller. Operator safety is achieved
with 1kV of AC line power isolation for the communication port and sen- sor input. Input Voltage is 85 to 265VAC 50/60Hz, temperature reso- lution 0.1°C and ambient tempera- ture operation –20 to +70°C. Features include: universal AC
input; integrated potentiometers for set temp and PI control; PC program- mable set temp and PID control; TTL level UART communication port; set temp range determined by thermistor type; open sensor protection. Acces - sories available include: USB to TTL interface cable model #OI-TTL- CABLE; flange mount model # 5R1-
1400FL; temperature sensor. Contact: Oven Industries, Inc., 5060 Ritter Rd., Bldg C, Suite 8,
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 % 877-766-6836 or 717-766-0721 fax: 717-766-4786 E-mail:
sales@ovenind.com Web:
www.ovenind.com
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