ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION New cutting tools range Industrial supplies specialist,
Brammer Buck & Hickman has launched the Cutline range of high-performance cutting tools.
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eaturing 7800 lines, the Cutline range has been developed by the Rubix group with leading cutting tool
manufacturers based on customer research and in-depth machining studies. Brammer Buck & Hickman says every tool in the Cutline range has been produced and tested for an exceptional level of quality and performance. The Cutline range includes hole making, milling,
threading, reamers, countersinking, profiling and ISO milling and turning products, to name but a few. The full range is covered in the new Cutline catalogue which provides an easy-to-read overview with technical features and machining recommendations, making product selection for the right material and application quick and simple. The catalogue is available from Brammer Buck & Hickman branches and in electronic format. The products are also listed on the company’s website:
www.bbh-rubix.com.
Brammer Buck & Hickman u 0870 240 2100 u
www.bbh-rubix.com
liners within their woven bulk bags. Working closely with leading bag liner suppliers, Spiroflow’s bulk bag filling equipment can now integrate these liners, which, following a nitrogen purge and heat sealing process, can significantly extend product shelf life. The innovative solution will be of particular interest to producers of nuts, seeds, coffee beans, dried fruits or any manufacturers in the pharmaceutical or chemical sectors who could benefit from extended product storage. Commenting on the initiative, Spiroflow’s James Podevyn, said: “Traditionally when
bag filling, the bag would be inflated with air before filling commences. Filling it with nitrogen instead eliminates any oxygen within the bag and after fill the bag can be left inflated or vacuumed, then heat sealed, thereby no air can get in or out. Bacteria feeds on oxygen so by removing it, products can last longer and shelf life will be increased.
Spiroflow u 01200 422525 u
www.spiroflow.com
Accurate Weighing in the Food Industry On Demand Webinar
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he webinar from METTLER TOLEDO, Accurate Weighing in the Food Industry, deals with the cornerstones for
evaluating and selecting an appropriate weighing system, together with measurement uncertainty and minimum weight. Areas covered include:
• Develop an understanding about the correlation between consistent quality, risk management and efficiency improvement
• Learn how you can prove compliance by knowing and documenting the accuracy of your weighing equipment • Take out expert advice specifically for your industry and learn what you can do to avoid surprises during audits
Mettler-Toledo Ltd
New and improved secure remote access solution
T
he new SiteManager 35xx series from Secomea with its distinctive green
interface panel, offers secure remote access and data collection all in one unit, ideal for machine builders and integrators.
This DIN mountable industrial gateway is
installed in machine control panels to provide remote access for real-time servicing of industrial equipment.
The data collection capability allows
service engineers to analyse cloud data for predictive and preventative maintenance of the connected equipment.
Extremely easy to set-up, with a built-in
assistant. Firewall friendly too. The device connects to the internet via
LAN, WiFi or a mobile network. For the first
time it comes with three individually managed device ports, with separate DHCP servers. For most applications this will avoid the need for an additional network switch.
Up to 100 devices can be connected simultaneously via Ethernet, serial or USB, previously limited to 25 devices. The SiteManager 35xx series features integrated flash memory for a store-and-forward database, ensuring data
integrity in the event of losing internet access or power. Secomea is a leading, secure remote access industrial communications solution for machine builders and system
integrators, enabling access to a host of remote devices including PLCs, HMIs, drives, I/O blocks, USB and serial devices.
Available in the UK from X-STK, the control and automation product sales division of Applied Automation (UK) Ltd. A starter pack is available from £365.
X-STK | Applied Automation (UK) Ltd u 02920 494551 u
www.appliedautomation.co.uk/X-STK
3 MAY 2019 | FACTORY EQUIPMENT 6 E
Sensata’s Slim 22.5mm Hybrid Motor Starters
Extend Motor Life and Save Space
Application sectors include robotic, industrial, manufacturing and material handling systems
xpanding on its extensive product line for motion control applications, Sensata Technologies has
launched the Crydom DRMS Series hybrid motor starters. These new hybrid starters integrate the benefits of both
solid state and electromechanical relay technologies to produce a compact device that can control electrical power delivery to motors as large as 4kW. Suitable applications range from access control, packaging equipment, lifts and escalators to industrial process control and machine tooling systems. Unlike many motor starters of similar size, the DRMS
Series offers features such as soft start, soft stop and an internal mains disconnect relay in case of a fault. The starter’s soft start/soft stop function allows for the gradual increase or decrease of power control, thereby extending motor life.
Sensata Technologies u
www.sensata.com
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/FACTORYEQUIPMENT u 0116 234 5043 u
www.mt.com/uk-weighing-food
Spiroflow offers innovative bulk bag filling solution to extend product shelf life L
eading manufacturer of dry ingredients conveying and bulk bag handling, Spiroflow, is offering businesses a supply chain cost benefit by including foil or plastic bag
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