TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


Beijer Electronics guarantees availability, support and


delivery of E1000 operator panels F


ollowing the Mitsubishi Electric end-of-life announcement, Beijer Electronics is proud to inform that the popular E1000 panels are still in full production and will continue to be available through Beijer Electronics directly and via Beijer Electronics’ distributor network. The E1000 series operator panels have been manufactured by Beijer Electronics for many years and there are no actual EOL plans regarding the E1000 panels from Beijer Electronics, who conduct a policy of a 2-year EOL notification on all products.


Same product – no differences


Customers will experience no differences – technical, mechanical or whatsoever – in the E1000 operator panels and the software, except for the labelling, which now will wear the Beijer Electronics brand. No E1000 panels with Mitsubishi Electric brand labelling will be offered after November 2015.


The E1000 panels, as well as Beijer


Electronics entire range of iX HMI panels, are now available from Beijer Electronics directly and via Beijer Electronics’ distributor network.


Beijer Electronics AB u +46 (0)40-35 86 00 u www.beijer.se


DENSITRON acquired by QUIXANT plc


marketplace, announces that it has been acquired by London AIM listed Quixant plc, a company specialising in the design and manufacture of computer solutions and monitors for the global gaming and slot machine industry.


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which has over 40 years of history as a provider of advanced display solutions to industrial customers, will continue as a separate subsidiary of the Quixant plc group.


The merger enables Densitron to immediately extend its product range to include larger display formats and monitors as well as embedded computer solutions. Quixant has a strong


ensitron Technologies, a supplier of electronic displays to the industrial Densitron,


Grahame Falconer, MD of Densitron Technologies Ltd, stated: “The acquisition by Quixant is a very exciting development for Densitron. Quixant is a successful and dynamic company that will enhance Densitron’s future growth plans in the display and embedded solutions marketplace. Its design and manufacturing expertise and operation in Taiwan will strengthen our business and result in significant benefits to our customers.”


Taiwan operation focused on design, manufacture and quality control which will enhance the capabilities of the existing Densitron Taipei facility.


Densitron Technologies Ltd


Rittal’s Cost-Effective Wall Box Solutions R


Nick Jarmany, CEO of Quixant plc, stated: “Densitron’s addition to the Quixant group brings a wealth of experience and expertise in selling complex display and electronic solutions to the global industrial market. Densitron has a highly professional sales network with local presence in all the major regions. Quixant will be working to leverage its strengths to help Densitron accelerate its growth into the future.”


u 020 7648 4200 u www.densitron.com


ittal, the leading global enclosure, climate control and power distribution specialists is promoting the benefits of its top-


selling, cost-effective wall boxes, details of which can be found in the company’s technical systems catalogue. To call it a wall box however is something of a misnomer. Far from being simply a container for equipment, Compact Enclosures AE provide highly technical solutions to protect the valuable systems within.


Their attributes and many benefits include


corrosion resistance and a range of accessories for easy assembly as well as security and enviromentals. The thinking and expertise behind many of these in-built innovations has been developed by Rittal over the last 50 Years


of manufacturing wall boxes. Its standard and special Product ranges are now widely used in a range of industry Sectors including construction, transport, manufacturing, and Offshore sitings.


Rittal Ltd u 01709 704000 u www.rittal.co.uk


Balluff BMF 243 Electronic Cylinder Switch for Space-Critical Applications, the Tiny Switch with Integrated Bracket


With the BMF 243, the sensor specialist has now rounded off its product line with magnetic field sensors for space-critical applications in Pneumatic Cylinders. The BMF 243 compact sensor offers high performance reserves for cylinders with both weak as well as with strong magnets and convinces with high repeat accuracy and small hysteresis. Thanks to its small dimensions of 3.8 x 24 x 3 mm, it is the ideal choice for particularly small grippers and cylinders with C-slots. With its integrated bracket the sensor is simply inserted into the slot from above, fitting completely into the cylinder without protruding. The switch point is adjusted in seconds using a screwdriver. The BMF 243 is supplied with a cable clip that guarantees optimum strain relief and secure cable routing.


M Balluff Ltd u 0161 282 4700 / DESIGNSOLUTIONS u www.balluff.co.uk


agnetic-field sensitive, electronic cylinder switches from Balluff impress with precise and bounce-free switching response,


simple handling and universal use.


New High-pressure Seal-less


Diaphragm Pump eliminates leaks, W bar,


anner has launched the Hydra-Cell T8030, a Triplex diaphragm pump that it claims hazards and the expense


associated with replacing seals and packing. Pumping up to 98 l/min at pressures up to 345 the Hydra-Cell T8030 boasts a unique


diaphragm design that handles more abrasives with less wear than gear, screw or plunger pumps. It can operate with a closed or blocked suction line and can run dry indefinitely without damage, eliminating downtime and repair costs. With three hydraulically balanced diaphragms in a single pump head, designed to handle high pressures with low stress, the Hydra-Cell T8030 is energy efficient and has a lower energy requirement that similarly rated centrifugal pumps. Designed for long life with minimal maintenance, the compact design and double ended shaft provide a variety of installation options.


Wanner International u 01252 816847 u www.hydra-cell.eu


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