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PRODUCTS TECHNOLOGY FILE


LOGGER ENABLES UNIVERSAL DATA EXCHANGE


New to Delphin Technology’s Expert Logger range is the Type 400 model which features an OPC UA Client/Server interface. According to the company, this equips the data logger for the universal exchange of measurement data at field level and for the requirements of Industry 4.0. Not only does the logger include


ProfiBus, ModBus, CAN-Bus and serial interfaces, but PCs are connected via USB, LAN, WLAN and LTE. In addition, it has 16 universally usable, differential analogue inputs for measuring mV and mA signals or any type of thermocouple. 24-bit precision and a maximum rate of 1000 measurements per second is said to meet the highest demands required from a data logger. There is


RELIABLY MEASURING THE TEMPERATURE OF THIN PLASTIC FILMS WITH NON-CONTACT TECHNOLOGY


An infrared pyrometer that enables the non-contact temperature measurement of thin polypropylene, polyethylene and polystyrene film has been added to Micro-Epsilon’s infrared temperature sensor range. The new thermoMETER CTP-3 pyrometer


measures in a narrow spectral range of 3.43µm, where the IR transmission is blocked for these materials. This enables the temperature of polypropylene, polyethylene and polystyrene film to be measured reliably, the company explains. With other film types such as polyethersulfone or polyurethane, the thermoMETER CTP-7 can be used, as its spectral range at 7.9µm is adapted to suit these materials. With a temperature range from 50˚C to 400˚C, the


new pyrometer provides stables measurement values in ambient temperatures up to 75˚C. Offering high accuracy and resolution, this is available with either analogue or digital outputs.


Micro-Epsilon T: 0151 355 6070 www.micro-epsilon.co.uk


ROBUST LEAKAGE CLAMP METER LAUNCHED


Martindale Electric has introduced the robust CM69 TRMS AC Leakage Clamp Meter, which can be used to accurately measure AC/DC voltage and resistance. Designed to assist


also the option of measuring Pt100(0) sensors using two, three or four wire technology, or DMS. The device has 24 switchable


digital inputs/outputs which can record edge and fault events at microsecond precision as well as output alerts, while six analogue outputs enable the operation of regulating and control elements.


Delphin Technology www.delphin.com


electrical professionals to eliminate or minimise the effects of leakage current, this features low current performance of measurements from 0.1mA right up to 60A. Features of the


instrument include a jaw design which eliminates the influence of adjacent current conductors, and minimises the effects of external magnetic fields, even at low currents. It also has a high contrast backlight, which enables the display to be read clearly and concisely in areas where ambient


lighting is poor. In addition, it features a CAT IV rating, ensuring reliability and safety. Lightweight and compact, the meter uses True


RMS (TRMS) voltage measurement, ensuring that voltage can always be measured accurately and is within Cmim limits, as defined in Amendment 3, the company states. Applications in which


the instrument can be used include: troubleshooting of RCD nuisance tripping; periodic measurement of leakage current at 50Hz to check for insulation deterioration; accurate measurement of triple neutral currents and other waveforms; and differential current measurement for appliance testing.


Martindale Electric T: 01923 441717


HANDHELD INSTRUMENTS ENABLE MATERIALS ANALYSIS


The easy to use XRF analysers from Olympus are said to deliver elemental analysis and quantification for a wide variety of materials, offering features that benefit applications including alloy recycling, positive material identification (PMI) and geochemistry. These are IP65 rated for protection against dust and water, and drop tested to military standards. They also have an operating temperature range of -10˚C to +50˚C, a benefit during geochemistry and mining discovery programmes in extreme climates. Using the instruments, elemental analysis and quantification are achieved in just one to two seconds,


thanks to Axon technology, which is said to be a breakthrough in XRF signal processing. This technology increases throughput and ensures analytical confidence, for example streamlining the QC of alloy and material identification. Alongside an internal library of over 700 alloys for comparison, alloy recycling, PMI and precious metal identification can be performed quickly and confidently.


Olympus Europa www.olympus-ims.com


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