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Easy-to-use Coders demanding applications
can cope with L inx Printing Technologies is extending its
recently-launched Linx 8900 CIJ (continuous ink jet) printer with the introduction of two models which further enhance the range’s capabilities in the electronics, extrusion and cabling markets. The new Linx 8920 and Linx 8940 combine the proven benefits of the Linx 8900 with a series of additional enhancements that deliver even faster line speeds and easier set-up along with a further extension to service intervals, enabling the coders to deal with the most demanding of applications. A unique feature of the new models is the first-in-
class Advanced System Monitoring feature. The Linx 8920 and 8940 have extended the original 8900’s already impressive service interval of 13,000 hours or 18 months, to 18,000 hours or 24 months.
Linx Printing Technologies 01480 302100
www.linxglobal.com
Hi-line Industries Ltd
raceability creates lean manufacturing processes, simplifies just-in-time deliveries, aids legal certainty and ensures product quality. The sensor specialist and RFID provider Balluff can look back on 25 years of experience in this area and offers an extensive portfolio of track-and-trace solutions. The portfolio was recently expanded to include new RFID technologies for high-temperature applications, which are often called for in the semiconductor industry or in paint-spray lines and drying ovens in the automotive sector. BalluffPRBIS1301TrackandTraceBalluff offers not only the entire spectrum of flexibly combinable LF, HF and UHF-RFID components, but also a variety of stationary barcode readers by means of which its customers can realize individual and economical traceability solutions on a high technical level. Data carriers mounted on a work piece, pallet or directly on equipment record all steps and manufacturing lots of a production sequence.
Balluff – track-and-trace made easy T
Balluff Ltd 0161 282 4740
www.balluff.com
Reliable production of compliant, high quality breathing T
he highly successful Atacama range of modular air dryers manufactured by Hi-line Industries Ltd has been extended to
incorporate a third filtration tower. This feature ensures full compliance with BS EN 12021 standard ‘Respiratory equipment – Compressed gasses for breathing apparatus’. This is currently the only standard to indicate contaminant levels for breathing air both in the UK and EU. This product line development ensures that appropriate models in the Atacama range can now be safely utilised in the most demanding environments including medical, pharmaceutical and laboratories together with the chemical and petrochemical industries. In addition, the emergency services and fire brigades have vital need of reliable and high quality breathing apparatus.
01283 533377
Makita updates battery choices for Job Site radios and introduces Bluetooth speaker
• Now compatible with new 10.8v CXT slide battery • Radio with 10m Bluetooth range • 10.0 watt Job Site speaker for Bluetooth music play
W Makita UK
ith the release of two new models, Makita’s Job Site radios can now be powered by the full range of Lithium-Ion batteries found in the Makita power tool range including the latest 10.8v CXT slide battery. This capability includes the 7.2v and 10.8v stick type batteries; the new 10.8v CXT slide type batteries and the popular 14.4v and 18v LXT slide type Li-Ion batteries.
The new Makita DMR200 Job Site Bluetooth speaker can be powered by an AC adaptor or via Makita CXT or LXT Li-Ion batteries for convenience when used on site or in the garden. None of these new devices are compatible with Ni-Cad, Ni-MH or G-series batteries.
01908 211678
www.makitauk.com
Hosokawa Micron Engineers Are Riding High on New Buggy Fill/Weigh Booth
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osokawa Micron Ltd announce the launch of a new 'twin, buggy filling and weighing, containment booth', designed to
handle safe, easy and accurate FIBC filling. Designed in co-operation with a leading detergent manufacturer, to meet the demands of the high volume product transfer of potentially sensitising powders, the containment system is uniquely configured for automated filling of FIBCs located on a wheeled buggy frame. The booth is connected to the customer's HVAC system to
generate a horizontal laminar airflow which captures airborne particulates generated in the filling operations. The contaminated air is then extracted through the combined booth plenum to a remote filtration system. Double opening doors at the front of each booth allow easy access for the manual loading of the FIBC buggy.
Hosokawa Micron Ltd 01928 755100
www.hosokawa.co.uk
Award-winning Force 8TM Half-Mask
SP Ltd has introduced three sizes for its popular Force 8TM Half-Mask to ensure a perfect fit and thus guarantee optimum protection for all wearers, wherever they are in the world. JSP’s award-winning mask, complete with Press to CheckTM filters, has revolutionised daily face fit-checking and is the perfect choice for both men and women around the globe. To help you select the correct mask for the shape and size of your face, JSP has designed a Force 8TM Size Guide to indicate whether you require a Small, Medium or Large Half-Mask to help create the very best face fit. To determine the right size for you, simply rest your chin on the guide and adjust the size indicator to where the top of the mask will sit. Check the fit by using the exclusive hinged design of the Press to CheckTM filters,
J which facilitate instant and
accurate checking of face-fitting every time. Steve Sheridan – UK Sales Director at JSP Ltd
says: “With three sizes of Force 8TM Half-Masks JSP has the perfect solution when it comes to obtaining the perfect fit for all shapes and sizes of face. In particular, we have introduced the small version of the Force 8TM Masks for women.”
JSP Ltd 01993 826050
www.jsp.co.uk
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