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May, 2017 Hemco Offers Modular Clean Lab
Independence, MO — Hemco has introduced its ModuLab, a quality control room/clean lab. The modular room is designed to achieve strict environmental control by incorporat- ing HEPA filtration to regulate air
satile. Options include a wide selec- tion of doors, lighting, plumbing, electrical, and lab furniture systems that can be factory-installed. The Hemco ModuLab is a cus- tom-designed room enclosure with
ModuLab quality control room.
quality, ranging from Class 1,000 to 100,000. ModuLab can be used in conjunction with dust collectors to control room dust levels. Precise temperature control can
be maintained by optional modified cooling systems for low-temperature requirements. Humidity can also be regulated
with desiccant systems. The room has a chemical-resistant modular construction and is durable and ver-
control systems that meet a variety of environmental and class clean requirements. The room is a good choice for industrial applications, such as powder coating, food process- ing, seed production, mining, and
bulk solids handling. Contact: Hemco Corp., 711
Powell Road, Independence, MO 64056 % 800-779-4362 E-mail:
info@hemcocorp.com Web:
www.hemcocorp.com
Universal Robots Launches Online Robotics Training
Ann Arbor, MI — Universal Robots (UR) has developed online robotics training modules. Designed to lower the barrier to automation, the hands- on modules are available free of charge, open to all, and built to deliver practical information through interac- tive simulations. Learning to set up and program a collaborative robot, or cobot, no longer depends on real-life access to a robot or training class. Anybody with the desire to learn the concepts of cobots can log into the com- pany’s web-based academy and mas- ter basic programming skills.
The online training modules are
available in English, Spanish, Ger - man, French, and Chinese, and are divided into six segments that make up the basic programming training for UR robots. This includes configur- ing end-effectors, connecting I/Os, cre- ating basic programs, and applying
safety features to an application. Contact: Universal Robots USA, Inc., 5430 Data Court, Suite 300,
Ann Arbor, MI 48108 % 844-462-6268 E-mail:
ur.na@
universal-robots.com Web:
www.universal-robots.com
Microcool Offers Cold Plates for Cooling Systems
Decatur, AL — Microcool, a division of Wolverine Tube, is now offering a wide selection of base plate, cold plate and total cooling loop system designs. The company provides a range of fin and custom-pin fin geometries that are designed to improve reliability and thermal effi- ciency in cooling electronic systems. The cold plates are built to maximize thermal and pressure drop perform- ance, due to enhanced surface area, high fin density and a distinctive micro-channel construction. The company is showcasing its
existing line of standard 2000 and 3000 series IGBT cold plates. The cold plates used the company’s patented Micro Deformation Technology (MDT™) and typically have friction stir welded (FSW) leak-
proof seals. According to the compa- ny, this significantly improves the cost, hydrodynamic and thermal per- formance of liquid-cooled cold plates.
Liquid-cooled cold plate. Contact: Wolverine Tube, Inc.,
Microcool® Division, 2100 Market
Street NE, Decatur, AL 35601 % 800-633-4078 E-mail:
info@microcooling.com Web:
www.microcooling.com
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