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MAY 2016 SUPPLEMENT


Machine Safety CONTENTS


AUTOMATION SUPPLEMENT COVER STORY


ENSURING SAFETY LASER SCANNING IS NEVER A LEAP OF FAITH


Introducing the new microScan time-of-flight scanner from SICK


PROGRAMMABLE SAFETY


The entry barrier for programmable, integrated safety technology has fallen thanks to new modules


SAFETY CONTROLLERS


S6


Get more from programmable safety and automation controllers with the latest technology


REGULATION COMPLIANCE


S8


When ensuring compliance with machine safety regulations it is important to consider all of the system options


S9


Ensuring safety laser scanning is never a leap of faith


Introducing the new microScan time- of-flight scanner from SICK


Please turn to supplement pages S4-S5


SUPPLEMENT FEATURES


S4. How to ensure laser scanner safety is never a leap of faith Introducing the new microScan time-of-flight scanner from SICK


S6. The entry barrier for programmable safety technology has fallen At the Hannover Messe, B&R Automation presented a new series of safe digital mixed


modules from its X20 SafeIO family that has broken down the entry barrier for programmable safety technology


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S7. High-end safety laser scanner Leuze electronic rounds off its new safety laser scanner series with device model RSL 440


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S8. Get more from programmable safety and automation controllers Pilz has prepared some short videos demonstrating tips and tricks to help users increase


their productivity when creating safety and standard control systems with the PAS4000 software suite for Pilz PSS 4000 automation controllers


S9. Considering the options When ensuring compliance with machine safety regulations it is important to


consider all of the system options available to pick the most appropriate for your needs


S11. IP69K emergency stop buttons and safety relays from elobau elobau is promoting its range of IP69K emergency stop push buttons and associated


safety relays


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kambrose@datateam.co.uk MACHINE SAFETY SUPPLEMENT | MAY 2016 S3


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