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Watlow: Batch Processing for Controller and Data Logger


St. Louis, MO — Watlow® recently introduced a batch processing feature for its powerful F4T tem- perature and process controller and D4T data logger. The batch processing feature is useful for OEMs and end users with thermal processes who seek to collect manufacturing part processing thermal data. The F4T or D4T with batch processing simplifies and au- tomates data record entry and reports. Users can enter non-thermal “batch” or job-


related processing type data using a wireless (USB) scanner connected to the USB port in an F4T or D4T. The F4T or D4T can also collect and data log all desired thermal process data into a data log record. The F4T or D4T then combines the


Watlow F4T temperature and process controller.


non-thermal “batch” or job information from the barcode entries along with the thermal data log record to produce an exportable batch report. Unlike using tedious and costly manual steps


to accomplish data processing or skipping the data entry and collection all together, the F4T or D4T with batch processing maximizes productivity flow, increases manufacturing quality assurances, re- duces risks and costs associated with quality es- capes, performs foolproof thermal processing and is- sues a hassle-free, formatted report. This simple, easy and low-cost method helps enable regulatory compliance because the report can be stored as a se- cured, tamperproof paperless record and is easily


archived for future reference needs. Contact: Watlow Electric Manu- facturing Co., 12001 Lackland


Road, St. Louis, MO 63146 % 314-628-4620 E-mail: lptasienski@watlow.com Web: www.watlow.com


Creative Materials Introduces Conductive Adhesive


Ayer, MA — Creative Materials has introduced its 127-30HV, a fine-fea- ture, flexible, reworkable, electrical- ly conductive, silicone-based adhe- sive, ink, and coating. This product exhibits a balance of adhesion, cohe- sion, printability and high-tempera- ture performance, making it suit- able for a wide variety of coating, printing, fastening, and bonding ap- plications.


127-30HV is elastomeric and


useful for high-reliability intercon- nects, stretchable conductive fea-


127-30HV silicone-based conductive adhesive, ink and coating.


tures, and electrical attachments for stress-sensitive devices. 127-30HV is one of a very few products that can bond well to silicones, as well as to some types of fluorochemical com- pounds and coatings. The fine-fea- ture capability of the material al- lows for screen printing down to 2.4 mil (60 µm) features. 127-30HV has been successfully extruded through 0.2 and 0.4 mil (5 and 10 µm) orifices and is suitable for dispensing intri- cate features. Gold-, platinum-, and carbon-filled versions, as well as a dielectric version of the product are


also available. Contact: Creative Materials,


Inc., 12 Willow Road, Ayer, MA 01432 % 1-800-560-5667 E-mail: info@creativematerials.com Web: www.creativematerials.com


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