OE2017 PREVIEW
BEKA ASSOCIATES LTD
BEKA associates Ltd. is a privately owned, independent British company dedicated to the continuous development of display instrumentation predominantly for use in hazardous areas.
In addition to their well known loop powered 4/20mA indicators which are now fourth generation models, BEKA Associates Ltd can supply a wide range of rate totalisers, fieldbus and data indicators, plus annunciators such as flashing beacons, sounders and panel lamps. All have been designed by BEKA engineers, are manufactured in their modern hitchin factory and have international hazardous area certifications allowing them to be used worldwide.
BEKA Associates Ltd aim to provide the most comprehensive range of hazardous area display products backed by comprehensive product support. Whether you are extending a simple panel, or specifying the instrumentation for a large project, contact BEKA associates Ltd for more information.
+44 (0)1462 438 301
sales@beka.co.uk www.beka.co.uk
CMP PRODUCTS
CMP designs & manufactures cable glands, cable cleats and associated products for installation in industrial, marine and explosive atmospheres.
Cable glands are available to suit a range of applications, covering a variety of international installation codes, ranging from IEC through to NEC and with a wide selection of approvals available on request. We manufacture using a variety of materials which ensures that we are able supply the right cable gland for the right environment, in a short lead time.
Our innovative range of cable cleats is available for both standard and bespoke applications and is available in a range of materials to ensure that we offer our customers a cable cleat for every possible scenario. All of this range is designed and certified in accordance with IEC 61914:2009 to ensure that safety always comes first.
If you have any questions about our product range or about CMP in general, please do not hesitate to get in touch and our specialists will be happy to assist you.
EPLAN SOFTWARE & SERVICE
Founded in 1984 with a presence in over 50 countries worldwide, EPLAN advises companies on process optimisation, develops software-based engineering solutions for mechatronics and implements tailored CAD, PDM, PLM and ERP interfaces in order to accelerate product development processes and reduce engineering costs.
The software ‘platform’ uses an interdisciplinary approach by connecting expert systems for various engineering disciplines such as electrical engineering, fluid power engineering and EI&C engineering as well as control cabinet manufacturing. All applications are equipped with the same data and functions, which support a high level of project quality and a mechatronic working method.
In addition, comprehensive services such as consultancy on variant management and configuration, standardisation, automation and integration, implementation, training and support services are all part of the EPLAN portfolio.
hONE-ALL PRECISION LTD
Approved to BS EN ISO 9001:2008 and BS EN 9100:2009, hone-All Precision Limited specialises in deep hole boring, deep hole drilling, CNC turning and CNC honing.
At hone-All we provide a wide variety of industries with a complete service to meet all their manufacturing needs - from sourcing raw materials to producing finish machined components.
As all procedures are carried out within our own facilities we are able to continuously improve controls over cost, quality and lead times. This guarantees the most competitive rates and a faster, more efficient service that not only meets, but exceeds your production demands.
+44 1525 370666
sales@hone-all.co.uk www.hone-all.co.uk
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+44 (0)170 970 4100
info@eplan.co.uk www.eplan.co.uk
STAND NO: 2E125 +44 (0)191 265 7411
cmp@cmp-products.com www.cmp-products.com
STAND NO: 3A115
STAND NO: 3A184
STAND NO: 3C190
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