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FLEXI LOOP: THE CLEVER WAY TO CONNECT SAFETY SENSORS TOGETHER


Flexi Loop meets the demand for a cost-effective way to cascade safety switches and sensors while also supporting diagnostics. Regardless of the manufacturer, any combination of up to 32 safety switches and safety sensors with OSSD outputs can be connected over 900m, guaranteeing the continuous diagnosis of all door switches, e-stops and sensors. Used with the Flexi Soft safety controller,  We think that‘s intelligent. www.sick.co.uk


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FREE SEMINARS | FREE PARKING


FIVE | Farnborough | Hants | GU14 6XL Thurs 13th February 0930 - 1600


The UK’s largest and longest established Manufacturing Technology Exhibition Weds 12th February 0930 - 1630 &


Meet over 800 national and international suppliers under one roof in Farnborough this February at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics (inc AutoAero) 2014. See live demonstrations and new product launches of machine tools & tooling, electronics, factory & process automation, packaging & handling, labeling & marking, test & measurement, materials & adhesives, rapid prototyping, ICT, drives & controls and laboratory equipment.


Free industry seminar programme online @ www.industrysouth.co.uk


The exhibition is free to attend, free to park and easy to get to. Doors open at 9.30am on Wednesday 12th February.


Pre-register online now for your free entry badge and show preview at www.industrysouth.co.uk


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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING & ELECTRONICS is an ETES event organised by European Trade & Exhibition Services Ltd


Tel 01784 880890 · email philv@etes.co.uk


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