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Complete Range of PCB® Triaxial Accelerometers
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Flowstar Stocks Budenberg Valves & Gauges
lowstar, an industrial valve stockist specifically known for Safety, Relief and reducing valves, has recently become an authorised stockist and distributor for Budenberg. Budenberg is a 100% British company that has been manufacturing in the UK since 1854. Their products include standard and specialised pressure gauges and instrumentation valves such as ball, needle and block and bleed assemblies. Budenberg is renowned worldwide for quality.
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Flowstar has several key Budenberg products on stock such as the 5214 Standard Test Gauge, the 966GP PREMIUM Process Gauge, the 736 Stainless Steel Process Gauge and will be adding many other products to stock in the coming months. Additionally if you have a Budenberg product you use that you would like them to stock then let them know.
Flowstar 01482 601030
www.flowstarvalveshop.com
CB® offers three-axis accelerometers for a broad range of multi-axis vibration applications. As well as offering Total Customer Satisfaction
(TCS), many models are maintained in stock for quick delivery. Model 356A45 is a new design of triaxial accelerometer, offering a frequency response of 10kHz with a range of ±50g pk, housed in a 10.2 mm cube and incorporating TEDS as standard. Even smaller is a 6mm, 1 gram cube design, the Model HT356B01 for use up to 180°C. For transient temperature environments the 339A32 has a temperature coefficient of just ≤0.02%/°C, ideal for vehicle track testing. Model 356B18 is a 1000mV/g triax resolving signals down to 0.0005g ideal for monitoring vibration in buildings. For shock applications, the Model 350B50 features a measurement range of 10,000g. Model 3503A1060KG is a triaxial MEMS shock accelerometer featuring a 60,000g range.
PCB Piezotronics Ltd 01462 429710
www.pcbpiezotronics.co.uk
ntil 31st December 2016, Fluke UK is offering its latest top of the range installation tester, complete with data management software at a special promotional price.
Fluke Installation Tester U
The Fluke 1664 FC
Installation Tester puts more power in users’ hands by quickly and efficiently testing fixed installations to BS7671 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, protecting appliances that may be inadvertently connected to the system under test, and making it easy to share test results over a smartphone using Fluke Connect®. The Fluke DMS Data Management Software uses the captured results for data recording, offers easy-to-use administration and
reporting and provides printing of test reports. The Fluke 1664 FC/DMS UK offer, and other special offers, can be seen at
www.fluke.co.uk/promotions. The Fluke 1664 FC features the patent pending Insulation PreTest™ function that detects if an appliance is connected to the system under test and will stop the test while also providing a visual warning. Insulation PreTest helps avoid accidental and costly damage to peripheral equipment.
Fluke UK Ltd
New Jerome Calibration Laboratory at ABLE
The ratiometric calibration system, which will mirror
AZI’s own
calibration laboratory in their Phoenix based factory, will derive its traceability from a certified gas reference standard and calibrated mass flow controllers. The facility will also be comprehensively equipped to offer a full repair and sensor replacement service via
ABLE’s
factory trained engineers. Following recent discussions, ABLE
and AZI concurred that there should be a more expeditious route to calibration and repair for the large
Jerome installed base throughout the UK, Scandinavia and Europe for which ABLE has distribution rights. Having worked closely together for more than 28 years, with ABLE having been AZI’s Gold Level Jerome Distributor for the last 16 of those, the former’s appointment as Jerome European Service Centre was a natural progression. Furthermore, ABLE are already fulfilling this role for AZI’s Computrac range of moisture in solids analysers.
This development is testament to ABLE’s continued dedication to providing its Jerome customers with ever improving levels of service and support. It is intended that this facility be fully operational by the end of this year.
Sensorex Family of Transmitters
to advanced digital communication. The TX and CX transmitter families eliminate overspending on overly sophisticated models, allowing end users to choose just what fits their application needs–from local display of effluent pH, or controlling boiler condensate, to networking a group of water disinfection ORP loops. For the most sophisticated functionality,
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ABLE Instruments 0118 9311188
www.able.co.uk
TX2000 and CX2000 Intelligent pH/ORP and Conductivity Transmitters have an advanced user interface. The large backlit display features easy-to- navigate text and graphic illustrations, supplied in a compact NEMA 4X/IP65 enclosure. The optional -RS models offer additional display features including data charts and trend graphics, a real-time clock with logbook function, and advanced serial RS-485 MODBUS RTU or ASCII communications for digital interface to plant SCADA or DCS control systems.
Sensorex +1 714-895-4344.
www.Sensorex.com
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ensorex’s family of online process transmitters offers a range of options from basic monitoring
0207 942 0700
www.fluke.co.uk
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