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Compact Thermal Camera Core from Teledyne
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WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CAN A - DA — Teledyne has introduced its new compact thermal camera core, MicroCalibir™, a low-power cam- era platform. This latest uncooled thermal
camera platform is reportedly the smallest VGA IR core module on the market. This makes it suit- able for OEM drones, handhelds, helmet-mounted, and vehicular integration products. The cameras can reach very
low, sub-30mK, NETD levels by utilizing advanced, user-selec- table noise filtering algorithms. The MicroCalibir platform
delivers accurate and high-end thermal capabilities and can be configured by resolution, field of view, and frame rate. Micro - Calibir cameras and cores are available in QVGA and VGA reso-
lutions and a variety of lens options. Its modular design allows
MicroCalibir thermal camera.
for different interface options, for today and for the future. Contact: Teledyne DALSA,
605 McMurray Road, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 2E9 % 519-886-6000 E-mail:
arnaud.crastes@
teledyne.com Web:
www.teledynedalsa.com/imaging
Robotunits Intros Modular Linear Motion Units
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CRANBURY, NJ — The new Robot units linear motion system is designed to connect easily with the company’s other systems, compo- nents and accessories to allow the easy creation of complete modular automation systems while reduc- ing assembly time. The standard Linear Motion
Unit includes 2 in. (50 mm) alu- minum extrusions and a common T-slot, making it compatible with other Robotunits systems. These key elements, along
with the company’s proprietary fastening technology, enable the linear motion system to work in combination with Robotunits’ conveyors, material handling components, safety fencing, and machine frames. The unit is available with a
single or double carriage, and the system allows the energy chain
to attach directly to the carriage without the need for additional components. For advanced appli- cations, the Omega linear motion
Linear motion system.
unit can be used as an individual device or x/y/z gantry to move and position parts with preci- sion.
The Robotunits linear
motion system also features an integrated belt return inside the extrusion.
Contact: Robotunits, Inc., 8
Corporate Drive, Cranbury, NJ 08512 % 732-438-0500 Web:
www.robotunits.com
Emerson Launches Ultrasonic Cleaners for Plastics Injection Molds
ST. LOUIS, MO — Emerson has announced its new Branson™ MCX series ultrasonic mold clean- ing systems, which feature side- mounted immersible transducers and powerful immersion heaters that can provide more effective, fast and efficient cleaning than other systems on the market. Compared to manual clean-
ing of plastics injection molds, which may take up to three hours or more, the Branson MCX series actually does a better job in 15 to 20 minutes, depending on mold design and level of residue. In contrast to traditional
manual cleaning, which requires high concentrations of often-toxic cleaning solutions, brushes and other tools, Branson ultrasonic cleaning systems use ultrasonic technology to produce fluid cavi- tation, a non-contact cleaning process. The resulting turbu- lence dislodges contaminants from the mold surfaces and even blind holes and tiny crevices. Contact: Emerson Electric
Co., 8000 W Florissant Avenue, P.O. Box 4100, St. Louis, MO 63136 % 203-796-0571 E-mail:
elyse.davis@emerson.com Web:
www.emerson.com
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