Test for RED
Advanced testing capabilities to support compliance and certification has been developed by RN Electronics. If an electronic device contains wireless connectivity, such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it needs to be tested to the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) for use in the UK/ EU market. The company provides consultation and testing services towards achieving compliance to the radio frequency, EMC and safety requirements of the directive. The independent UKAS-accredited
EMC test laboratory tests electronic products for a number of industries including multimedia, medical, defence (DEF STAN 59-411 and MIL STD-461) and automotive (UNECE Regulation 10). It provides accredited EMC and
wireless testing for the US and Canadian markets and is an FCC Conformity Assessment Body for the USA and listed by ISED for Canada and accredited for testing for Australia and New Zealand. The laboratory provides an FCC and ISED certification service and can support worldwide approval of devices.
Visit RN Electronics at stand K85
Automate the hand assembly process
Two systems from Robotas Technologies can optimise the hand assembly process. Mascot automates and
streamlines the PCB THT component hand placement process, making it eff icient, reliable and repeatable. At every assembly step the component placement location is shown on the PCB via laser indication, the correct component is automatically dispensed/indicated to the operator and operator work instructions are displayed. Benefits include improved product quality, increased throughput, the virtual elimination of set-up time and reduced rework. Sigma is for the mechanical hand
assembly process. It provides a single platform for operator guidance to be produced. Images, text, 3D models, animation and video clips can be used to deliver the most suitable
Components name launches manufacturing divison
The engineering heritage, manufacturing experience and established
supply chain of Rencol
Components has given rise to Rencol Manufacturing, a dedicated custom manufacturing service which provides UK clients with cost-eff ective and reliable plastic and metal product manufacturing. The new division comprises
type of operator guidance at any process step. A deep understanding of editing tools or graphics packages is not required, says the company, as this is handled within the platform. There is also the facility to control many diff erent types of smart/automated tooling.
Visit Robotas Technologies at stand L165
Get your hands on electronic components
Customisable input systems and components such as fuses, EMC products and connectors are designed and manufactured by SCHURTER Electronics. The company off ers customer
service and technical support. At this year’s exhibition, it
will be displaying an interactive product stand with the opportunity to handle products and discuss electronics solutions.
Visit SCHURTER Electronics at stand J115
an end-to-end service from prototyping and tooling, to mass production, finishing and assembly. It capitalises on the Rencol Group’s significant experience in plastic and metal injection moulding, machining, forging, casting, finishing and sub-assemblies. Visitors can see the growing
range of
plastic and metal components, knobs, handles, hand wheels, clamping handles and levers, indexing plungers and levelling feet, and new products including enclosure hardware solutions. Next-day delivery and 3D CAD services are also off ered.
Visit Rencol Group at stand M240
Backlit LCD switch is programmable
A prototype of the latest switch from RJS Electronics will take pride of place at its stand at this year’s show. The Q5 is an RGB LED backlit programmable LCD switch which boasts a 64 x 32 pixel graphic display and what is claimed to be the largest viewing area on the market (17.26 x 12.78 mm2). Visitors can also see a new
range of SPA switches, the anti- vandal switch range, sealed to IP67, illuminated pushbutton switches, LCD graphic and text displays, programmable LCD switches, relays, connectors and custom cable assemblies.
Visit RJS Electronics at stand C150
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