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Janome robots provide a solid foundation for your dispensing automation.These solutions are designed in support of your dispensing needs, utilizing all that we have learned over the last 20+ years. Choose from 3-axis and 4-axis models with the ability to add a 5th & 6th axis.


Supports syringe, jetting, and 2-part meter/mix applications. Finally, you can purchase it all from a name you trust.


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May, 2019


Grieve Builds 500°F Top-Loading Oven


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Round Lake, IL — Grieve’s new No. 955 is a 500°F (260°C), electrically heated, top-loading oven, currently being used for testing electronic com- ponents at the customer’s facility. Workspace of the unit measures 26 x 2 x 2 ft (7.9 x 0.6 x 0.6m). Heating of the oven is provided by 70 kW Nichrome wire elements, while 8,000


•  •  • 


Made For Your Dispensing Needs


the oven chamber and a workspace floor reinforced for 7,200 lb (3,266 kg) of load on its 0.25 in. (0.63 cm) steel plate surface. The oven has a digital program-


ming temperature controller with two channels, providing two independent zones of digital control. The oven also has two onboard manual reset excess


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No. 955 top-loading oven for testing electronics. 


 


• 1K Syringe • Jetting • Spraying • 2K Mixing • UV Curing


 


 ’


 


CFM of airflow from a series of four 2 HP recirculating blowers is passed through the oven from rear to front. This top-loading oven has 4 in.


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(10.2 cm) insulated walls throughout, aluminized steel exterior and interi- or, a motor-operated, rear-hinged door that opens the top and front of


temperature controllers with separate contactors and four recirculating


blower airflow safety switches. Contact: Grieve Corp., 500 Hart


Road, Round Lake, IL 60073 % 847-546-8225 fax: 847-546-9210


E-mail: sales@grievecorp.com Web: www.grievecorp.com


TI Intros New Ethernet PHYs 


   


Dallas, TX — Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced two new Ethernet physical layer (PHY) transceivers, expanding connectivity options for designers of both space-constrained applications and time-sensitive net- works (TSNs). According to the company, the


Test for gross and fine leaks in as little as 6 minutes.*


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sive portfolio of Ethernet PHY trans- ceivers and allow designers to imple- ment connectivity in a variety of challenging designs. The small pack- age, low power consumption and long cable reach of the DP83825I enable designers to reduce the size and cost of compact IP network camera, light-


Only NorCom optical leak technology detects both gross and fine leaks in hermetically sealed packages, this fast. Instead of using multiple technologies


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ing, electronic point-of-sale, and other space-constrained applications, without sacrificing network reach.


Ethernet PHY transceivers. The high operating temperature


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ture equipment designs. Contact: Texas Instruments,


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Elmo Motion Control Intros Mini Servo Drive


Nashua, NH — Elmo Motion Control has introduced an enhanced, Gold Twitter, single power source up to 95 VDC, miniature servo drive. This allows designers to use a single power source for both the drive and logic power. As part of its continuous engi-


neering efforts, the Elmo R&D team was able to integrate a higher volt- age internal supply into the ultra- small Gold Twitter. Gold Twitter 80 and 100V versions denoted with a new P/N suffix can now operate from a single power supply. VL (control supply) and VP+ (power supply) operating from a single source is a


huge benefit for machine builders. The single control supply topol-


ogy contributes to lower EMI, and reduced sensitivity to poor external wiring. Despite the changes, the new enhanced version will be completely F3 (fit, form and function) compliant. The strict compliance with fit, form and function rules ensures transpar- ent usage for customers that current-


ly use GTWI. Contact: Elmo Motion Control,


Inc., 42 Technology Way, Nashua, NH 03060 % 603-821-9979 fax: 603-821-9943 E-mail: info-us@elmomc.com Web: www.elmomc.com


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