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Weidmüller appoints new Managing Director in the UK


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Toolex launches range of micro-spotting drills as small as 0.3mm


oolex has added seven new 90° micro-spotting drills in sizes from 0.3 to 2.5 mm to its range of over 30,000 precision cutting tools held in stock for immediate despatch. Manufactured by Magafor, a world leader in cutting tools since 1937, the new spotting drills support the company’s micro carbide drills from 0.2 to 2.00 mm, in increments of 0.05 mm, to facilitate spotting and countersinking in a single operation. The 3 mm shank throughout the range, combined with a choice of carbide, with or without a Hard’X PVD Hard Surface multilayer coating, delivers reliable, precise spotting and long life in a wide variety of materials. The accurate grinding of the drill point and optimised cutting angle minimises the risk of deviation and ensures a clean cut with an excellent finish.


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Toolex Ltd  01963 31199  www.toolex.co.uk


r Simon Goodwin has joined leading electronics and electrical connectivity


company, Weidmüller UK, as its new Managing Director as from December 1, 2015. He brings to the company a wealth of experience with previous successful management appointments at renowned global companies such as Omron Electronics and B+R Industrial Automation. Mr Goodwin will have overall responsibility for developing and driving Weidmüller forward,


providing strategic


leadership and overseeing all the company’s activities in the UK and Ireland. Whilst Weidmüller has enjoyed continued growth in the UK, this new appointment will assist with the further development of the company, bringing the organisation closer to its key sectors. “I am looking forward to working with each team at Weidmüller to develop business in the fields of industrial automation and solutions, factory automation and device manufacturing. We have some significant new product ranges that we will be launching in 2016. Weidmüller’s


return to the ‘Drives and


Controls’ show is a statement of our intent to further develop our presence in these markets”, said Mr Goodwin. Weidmüller takes pride in supporting its customers and partners all around the world with products, solutions and services in the industrial environment of power, signal and data and continues to focuses on the development of innovative, sustainable and useful solutions for each of their customers’ needs.


Weidmüller  01162 823470


Martindale offers a professional solution to cable testing


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artindale Electric announces the arrival of its new Professional CD1000 general purpose Cable Detector. The CD100 is designed to quickly and accurately trace cables in walls and underground, locate fuses/breakers on Live or Dead Circuits and locate interruptions and open circuits in cables and electrical floor heating systems. It can also be used to trace metallic water and heating pipes.Supplied as a kit, the advanced CD1000, which includes a transmitter and a receiver – which can also be used as a non-contact voltage indicator – negates the need for any additional electrical equipment when detecting cables.The CD1000 allows the operator to change transmission coding, so up six different circuits to be tested, safely and accurately, at any one time. Results are then available visually and audibly.


Martindale Electric  01923 441 717  www.martindale-electric.co.uk


Thorite conveys innovative pneumatics technology to Robson


recycling, sugar, cement and glass manufacture and many other industries worldwide and were confident that Thorite, the UK's biggest pneumatic products and systems distributor, could offer the right solutions.A senior Thorite sales engineer visited the company's design team and proposed changing their choice of pneumatic cylinders. Normal cylinders comprise the cylinder itself, tubing, flow control unit, valves and wiring all as separate components to create one circuit, but as Thorite is IMI Precision Engineering’s biggest distributor the engineer knew there was a far better product available.


contacted Thorite to enquire whether they could suggest solutions to enhance their production requirements. Robson are specialists in providing conveyor products and systems for airports, power generation,


S Thorite  0843 309 1978 30 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2016 |FACTORY EQUIPMENT  customerservices@thorite.co.uk


heffield-based Mechanical Handling systems manufacturer Geo. Robson & Co. (Conveyors)


Smith Flow Control Custom Builds Operating Panel to Enhance Valve Safety and Efficiency


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il and gas company Eni Norge approached valve safety expert Smith Flow Control to help


simplify its valve processes on the Goliat Field oilfield. Smith Flow Control provided a solution by developing a custom-built operating panel that enhances safety and increases efficiency. It does this by moving the control and operation of Eni Norge’s large number of valves to a single, safe location. The electronic operating panel works as a communication and verification system and enables an operator to control a sequence of actuated valves directly from the panel. Two operating panels were installed on a Floating Production, Storage and Offloading vessel built-for-use on the Goliat Field, the first oilfield to be developed in the Barents Sea.


Smith Flow Control Ltd (UK)  01376 517901  www.smithflowcontrol.com


/ FACTORY EQUIPMENT  www.weidmuller.co.uk Simon Goodwin


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