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November/December 2011 Lights,camera,action Heat source
A custom-designed, carbon infra- red oven from Heraeus Noblelight is helping Premier Foods achieve efficiency gains of more than 10% over a former hot rinse system on the cooking sauce production line at its Bury St Edmunds plant. The oven is used for heating glass
jars. Stainless steel, it is in two sections, one with four 24kW zones and one with two 13.8kW zones. An optical pyrometer measures the temperature of the jars as they leave the oven; the temperature is shown on the front control panel.
See page 30 Deals with dust
Makita has added to its professional dust extractor vacuum range two L class approved models with 20 and 35L container volumes. These are powered by an 1100W motor and are available in 240 or 110V modes. The Makita
VC2010L and VC3511L units generate a
maximum airflow of 3.6m3 /min and
maximum vacuum pressure of 18kPa.
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Using machine vision sensors for purposes of industrial automation is much like making a movie — complete with lights, camera and
action.To achieve excellent production values, satisfy the audience or customer, and stay within budget, a sensor with a keen eye for detail is necessary. That, according to Banner
Engineering Corp is where its new iVu Plus TG and iVu Plus BCR (Bar Code Reader) enter the scene.
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Hansford Sensors has launched a spot facing installation kit that includes all the tools needed to accurately mount a vibration sensor onto a rotating machine – tapping drill, taps, tap wrench and spot facing tool – all presented in a compact box.
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The largest cause of early failure of lead acid batteries is overtopping or undertopping, according to a free video guide to battery maintenance from Hoppecke Industrial
Batteries.Not only is topping-up one of the biggest problems with using batteries, it is also one of the most common reasons battery companies will not honour a warranty, the guide says.
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Facomhas developed a new range of electronic torque and angle wrenches and is offering an IP&E reader the chance to win one of the tools.
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Free with this issue of IP&E is a supplement on Energy Efficiency, incorporating Compressed Air. A mix of features and product news, topics include: Drives and motors, monitoring and targeting, boilers and burners,HVAC, and lighting.
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