TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL
Fluke UK offers a DMM Safety Kit at a special price as part of its Autumn Campaign
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New Production And Logistics Centre
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BM is pleased to announce the launch of its new dedicated production and logistics facility, which is based at its Darmstadt headquarters, in Germany. Due for completion at the end of 2017, the transparent design of the new production and logistics centre has been carefully selected to reflect the key core values of HBM; precision, innovation and
reliability.To mark the opening of the new facility, a HBM time capsule was buried at a traditional foundation stone laying ceremony, which was attended by local dignitaries, HBM employees and executive leadership. Containing a HBM load cell, daily newspaper and a HBM company brochure, the capsule was lowered into the ground by the Mayor of Darmstadt, Jochen Partsch, to celebrate the launch of the building.Emphasising its commitment towards its headquarters in Darmstadt and setting the course for future growth, Karl-Heinz Pohlmann, Vice President Supply Chain at HBM explains its reasons behind the new investment
HBM 020 8515 6000
www.hbm.com
ntil 31st December 2016, Fluke UK is offering a Safety Kit consisting of a Fluke 115 Digital Multimeter (DMM) with a Fluke TLK-225 SureGrip™ Master Accessory set of leads and connectors at a special price. Ideal for field service technicians, the Fluke FLK-115/TLK-225-1 Safety Kit offer can be seen, along with other Fluke Autumn Campaign offers, at
www.fluke.co.uk/promotions. The compact Fluke 115 DMM true- rms meter, with a CAT III 600V safety rating, is an ideal meter for a wide variety of electrical and electronic testing applications. Featuring a large white LED backlit screen, it measures DC and AC voltages to 600V and captures MIN/MAX/AVG readings. The Fluke 115 also measures resistance, frequency and capacitance, and tests continuity. The Fluke TLK-225 SureGrip Master Accessory Set consists of 13 items, providing flexibility and comfort with all SureGrip leads and probes in a convenient six pocket, roll-up pouch. Rubber overmoulded surfaces and finger-hugging curves give the user a comfortable, reliable grip on the accessory so they can focus on making an accurate measurement.
Fluke 0207 942 0700
www.fluke.co.uk
High-Sensitivity for Ground Vibration Applications P
CB Piezotronics, a world leader in vibration, acoustic, pressure, force and torque sensors, offers ICP® high-sensitivity seismic accelerometers for ground vibration measurements. The accelerometers enable detection of ultra- low level, low frequency vibrations associated with large civil engineering structures, foundations and earth tremors. Such is their sensitivity that the accelerometers can literally detect a dropped pin. A typical example of PCB Piezotronics’ range of seismic accelerometers is model 393B31 which operates down to 0.07Hz with a sensitivity of 10V/g.
This performance makes it ideal for use in a wide variety of civil engineering applications including bridge movement detection, remote pipeline intrusion detection, military establishment intruder detection and rail movement detection – monitoring the effects of train movement on nearby buildings and structures.
PCB Piezotronics Ltd
New deal on VOC emissions analysers S
01462 429710
www.pcbpiezotronics.co.uk
K Elektronik (SKE) has appointed Quantitech as its exclusive UK distributor. SKE is a leading global provider of gas analysers based on the principle of Flame Ionisation Detection (FID).
Key applications include emissions
monitoring, process gas monitoring, and the monitoring of abatement efficiency and emissions from wastewater treatment.
Quantitech MD Ken Roberts says: “We are delighted to be working with SKE; firstly, SKE enjoys an excellent reputation for quality and reliability, secondly the core FID technology is
available in a number of formats to suit a wide variety of applications, and thirdly these instruments have performance certification - MCERTS for all versions and ATEX for certain models.” In addition to stand-alone TOC analysers, Quantitech will also offer the SKE FID technology as part of its integrated continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS).
Quantitech Ltd 01908 227722
small robust product engineered within a 12mm housing the LABO is available as a flow switch/sensor, temperature switch/sensor or level switch. It can also be used to monitor or switch the flow of non-aggressive gases.
Calorimetric creation A
• Switch (push/pull, programmable) • 4...20mA • 0...10V • Frequency output
OEM Automatic Ltd 0116 2849900
www.oem.co.uk /INSTRUMENTATION
www.quantitech.co.uk
Walk-in shelters for analyzers and large-scale applications
Introducing the latest generation of Calorimetric sens- ing/switching; LABO.
is unparalleled in its flexibility. Shelters of almost unlimited size and shape can be designed and produced using high-integrity single-piece composite-GRP walls - supported by system building services. The manufacturing process is ideal for demanding specifications and challenging environmental conditions, as composite-GRP materials may be varied for individual applications - such as by varying the thickness of insulation cores, or making the walls fire and blast resistant. Application-specific size, shape and protection
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characteristics can greatly reduce process design and lifecycle costs. Among the challenges that can be met are shelters for extremely cold or hot climates,
shelters for offshore,
lightweight and corrosion-resistant custom skid-mounted
packages, and shelters for remote locations without power.
Intertec Instrumentation 0800 756 1102
www.intertec-inst.co.uk
INSTRUMENTATION: TEST & MEASUREMENT SUPPLEMENT | OCTOBER 2016 S19
or walk-in analyzer and equipment protection shelter applications, Intertec offers a service that
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