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EXHIBITION PREVIEW FEATURE
SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION: ‘bigger and better than ever’!
At the end of September, the 7th annual Sensors & Instrumentation exhibition will be taking place at the NEC, Birmingham. So what kinds of products will you see there?
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n 28-29th September, Sensors & Instrumentation for test
measurement & control will take place in Hall 3 of the NEC, Birmingham. Now in it’s 7th year, the exhibition plus corresponding seminar programme has gone from strength to strength, with more exhibitors, more products and even more for visitors to see! Over 100 exhibitors are expected this
year. These will be exhibiting a wide range of products from their established ranges – such as sensors and transducers, test and measurement equipment, calibration solutions, data acquisition equipment, cables and connectors, plus much more – as well as launching new technologies to the UK. Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answer technical and application based questions, and product demonstrations will enable you to see exactly how the solutions work and where they can be used. Not only that but the event has a ‘one
ticket’ policy – simply register and not only will you be able to attend the Sensors exhibition, but you will also be able to visit Micro Nano MEMS, TCT Show + Personalize, PPMA Total and, of course, The Machine Building, Automation & IIOT Zone. So what are these other shows? • Micro Nano MEMS covers a wide spectrum of technologies – from laser micromachining through to micro injection moulding, and from MEMS fabrication through to assembly, inspection and test equipment. In fact it offers visitors a one-stop-shop for small and ultra-precision process technology.
• TCT Show + Personalize is now in its 21st year. This covers such technologies as 3D printing, additive manufacturing, CAD/CAE, metrology and inspection, as well as conventional manufacturing processes such as moulding, casting and CNC machining.
• PPMA Total covers the full range of processing equipment, packaging machinery, materials, design and innovation, containers, etc.
• The Machine Building, Automation & IIoT Zone will be held within the Sensors & Instrumentation show. This will focus on current industry trends as well as hot
topics such as the IIoT, Cyber-Physical Systems, Big Data, and Industry 4.0. It will be a showcase for the latest automation technologies. Last year’s exhibition at the NEC
attracted over 3000 visitors, 86% of which were responsible for purchasing, or influenced the purchasing decisions, within their company. So what technologies can you expect to see at Sensors & Instrumentation 2016?
2016 EXHIBITORS A regular exhibitor at Sensors & Instrumentation, Huba Control always has a great variety of products of interest to visitors. This year, for example, the company will introduce the compact yet rugged Type 550 Relative Pressure Transmitter for mobile hydraulic applications. This, the company explains, meets the highest shock and vibration requirements of ISO 16750 and guarantees excellent EMC stability. The transmitter is available in standard pressure ranges from 0... 60- 600bar with 0...5V, 0...10V, 4...20mA & ratiometric 10% - 90% output, and is suitable for liquid media at -40... +125˚C with up to 3xfs tolerable overload and 6xfs rupture pressure. Also new this year will be the Type 558
Pressure Transmitter, which is available with IP67 or IP69K rating and can be used in industrial and vehicle applications. Find out about the range’s specifications and potential applications by speaking to Huba engineers at the show. Visitors will also get the chance to find out about the Type 679 Volume Flow Transmitter for variable pressure, flow and velocity applications. This, the company explains, provides an accurate and stable output that allows the detection of a volumetric flow with a differential pressure measurement across a measuring orifice, fan or filter.
Also returning to the show this year
is Impress Sensors & Systems, which will have a brand new 3 x 5m stand showcasing its growing portfolio of sensors, controllers and data loggers.
Impress Sensors & Systems will have a brand new 3 x 5m stand showcasing its growing portfolio of sensors, controllers and data loggers
Among the products on show will be digital process meters and multi- channel controllers. The CMC-99, for example, is a compact controller with a touchscreen display that is ideal for simultaneous measurement and control in many process manufacturing applications – find out which ones by visiting the company at the show! Also on display will be the CMC-141
multi-channel controller, which is the ‘big brother’ of the CMC-99; plus the MultiPrint MLP-149. This is a thermal fixed head panel printer that communicates directly with the MultiCon series of data recorders and controllers using a mini USB interface, enabling printing onto standard 57mm width thermal paper or onto self-adhesive labels. Precision sensor manufacturer, Micro-
Epsilon UK, will be showcasing its full range of sensor technologies at this year’s show - including non-contact capacitive, confocal and inductive displacement sensors, as well as 2D/3D laser profile sensors, infrared temperature sensors, thermal imagers and colour sensors. Visitors will be able to see such products as the scanCONTROL 2910-25 BL, a new
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