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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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June, 2018


Retlif Expands EMC/EMI and Environmental Testing


Ronkonkoma, NY — For 40 years, Retlif Testing Laboratories has of- fered global strategic compliance and testing services. The company has also recently launched expanded bal- last wastewater testing to reduce the risks associated with the spread of


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vider, the company grew from a single location in St. James, New York, to multiple locations, including its state- of-the-art headquarters and testing fa- cility in Ronkonkoma, New York. The company has laboratories in New Hamp shire and Pennsylvania, as


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


Made For Your Dispensing Needs


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


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


 


RS-105 EMP test setup. 


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aquatic invasive species in U.S. coastal waters, lakes and rivers, as well as expanded nuclear RS-105 EMP testing services. Retlif provides EMC/EMI and


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


environmental simulation testing services, approvals and certifications to clients within a diverse range of industries, including aerospace and aviation, military, homeland securi- ty, rail, maritime, automotive, med- ical, and consumer electronics. A globally recognized test pro -


well as a regulatory office in Washing- ton, D.C.


Retlif attributes its success to a


cross-industry focus, continual in- vestment in leading-edge equipment and technologies, and continual edu- cation and training of engineers and


technicians. Contact: Retlif Testing Labora- tories, 795 Marconi Avenue,


Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 % 631-737-1500 fax: 631-737-1497 Web: www.retlif.com


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much flux where it causes problems. Unl now, how flux was applied to each joint. Previously,


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