Standard and specialised components for a wide range of applications could be found at the Optimas Components Division stand. The business supplies


C-class components serve health and auto markets Highlights included


an extensive range of over 14,000 standard parts, with many targeting electro-mechanical applications. The range includes cable management solutions, wiring hardware, enclosures, cable glands, conduits and fittings, threaded and


a range of specialised components for stringent hygienic applications, such as in the food processing, medical and healthcare sectors. These components


non-threaded fasteners, finishing products and access hardware. Visitors were invited to pick from


Laser scanner measures challenging materials


At this year’s show, Nikon Metrology highlighted the ModelMaker H120 laser scanner with live, interactive demonstrations. The handheld laser


scanner incorporates blue laser technology, fast frame rate, specially developed Nikon optics and the ability to measure challenging materials. According to the company, it represents the next generation of portable laser scanning. The company


offers


innovative measurement products, including vision measuring systems complemented by optical and mechanical 3D metrology solutions. It responds to advanced inspection requirements of the consumer, automotive, aerospace, electronics and medical industries. www.nikonmetrology.com


a selection of component samples, allowing for a first-hand appraisal of the range.


will also be supported by parts designed specifically for automotive and lighting applications. Complementing this will be components for transportation, domestic appliances and HVAC. www.optimascomponents.com


Abrasive range covers


metal and plastics finishing Salisbury-based Moleroda Finishing Systems has been trading since 1981. It has invested in its own production factory to allow it to offer greater control quality. The factory team


designs bespoke products. The abrasive range stretches from industry roughing/ grinding to 0.25µm finishing and polishing grades. The company is the UK


agent for Micro-Mesh, manufactured in the United States. Various forms are available to suit finishing/deburring or polishing needs, whether aluminium, stainless steels


have been approved by Boeing and McDonell Douglas and also have UK military approvals. The company says its


Eneska 600 micro motor machine replaces the noisy, heavy Dremel-style polish/deburr machines. Compared to handheld devices, this is powerful, quiet, precise and reliable. The company supplies consumables to Tier One companies within aerospace, F1, defence and other high reliability industries. www.moleroda.com


or precious metals, and the grades to finish plastic, acrylics, glass and Corian to a showroom finish. The Micro-Mesh kits


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