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Power transmission products
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ecaline from Brammer Buck & Hickman is an exclusive new range of power transmission products that
combines quality and reliability, backed with Brammer Buck & Hickman’s extensive engineering experience and added value services. The Mecaline range has been designed in collaboration
with world-leading manufacturers in their respective fields, to very strict specifications whilst at the same time are highly competitively priced. Mecaline features electric motors, gearboxes, chain drives, belts and couplings. Mecaline motors are available as three phase
asynchronous motors in both aluminium and cast-iron bodies, up to 30kW. Designed for the most common types of applications, they feature IE3 premium efficiency for significantly lower energy consumption and excellent heat dissipation which reduces the temperature on windings and bearings for longevity and reduced total cost of ownership.
Brammer Buck & Hickman u 0870 240 2100 u
www.bbh-rubix.com
hen an existing sanding booth was proving insufficient to cope with the dust generated during manual wood sanding processes at
furniture manufacturer, Lyndon Design, the company asked AirBench to provide a solution. Lyndon Design is a high-end designer and manufacturer of stylish
furniture, typically supplying to the hospitality and leisure industries. Established in the early 1980s, Lyndon has grown to establish its own style and design approach with a range of popular lines. Following a full site survey and demonstration, AirBench recommended a
large, HEPA filtered downdraught bench from its FN range, configured to discharge via ducting outside the booth. Lyndon installed the unit using its own team. The result is a cleaner,
more effective workspace and employees are now happy to work within the booth. Operators have been able to move from Canister masks to paper- type P3 masks, so comfort (and productivity) have been greatly improved.
AirBench Ltd u 01206 791191 u
www.airbench.com
Elmatic Products A
s well as heating elements, immersion heaters, cartridge heaters and many more, we also
specialise in manufacturing for a large variety of engineering projects for, among others, the packaging, pharmaceutical and catering industries. As we are one of the leading heating element
manufacturers and suppliers, our ever-expanding product range includes mica bands / mica plates, cartridge heaters and ceramic knuckle heaters.
Tubular rod / immersion heaters in Incoloy, Stainless Steel or Mild Steel, 3.2mm,
5.mm, 7mm SQ coiled heaters, not to mention a large selection of thermocouples. We are committed to maintaining our reputation for excellence and have a strong focus on future improvements
and developments. With the very latest CAD/CAM technology and constant improvements to our plant, contemporary techniques are always being applied to our production process, resulting in improved quality and shorter lead times.
Elmatic (Cardiff) Ltd u 02920 778 727 u
www.elmatic.co.uk
Small, robust and flexible: Han® 1A OEM Automatic signs
supply deal with Sony ISS for new range of machine vision cameras
optimum connector solution: The Han® 1A adapts perfectly to the requirements of an ever-shrinking device world. The Han® 1A interface fits into the smallest of spaces and is a powerful solution for screw and crimp contacts. Despite its small dimensions, the connector offers powerful solutions for all industrial lifelines. Thanks to the
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simple ‘Click & Mate’ principle, users also save valuable working time during assembly. The new interface uses black plastic housings and can be equipped with colour coding. The interface requires
very little space and is extremely versatile, since it integrates contacts for data, power and signal transmission. Additionally, the flexible connection technology offers an optimum solution both for on-site installation (screw contacts) as well as the pre-assembly of separate units (crimp contacts). The combination of a few basic elements results in simple and efficient interfaces for mechanical engineering, automation, robotics, medical, energy and traffic engineering.
Typical uses of the Han® 1A include applications in which drives, sensors or other devices must be supplied with
power and integrated into communications. In mechanical engineering, this connector provides the perfect solution to enable efficiently for connecting tools and smaller machine modules such as heating and cooling units, fans, control terminals, lighting systems, drives and vibration conveyors. The Han® 1A is ideal for use in traffic engineering, whilst door drives, entry-level systems, lighting, loudspeakers, screens, display panels, signal generators and much more can all be supplied by this new lightweight innovation.
HARTING Ltd 3 MAY 2019 | FACTORY EQUIPMENT 8 u 01604 827500 u
www.harting.co.uk
ARTING introduces the new Han® 1A, which is significantly smaller than the previous ‘smallest’ rectangular industrial connector, the Han® 3A. It achieves all the benefits of a modern network a user needs and is the
has signed a supply deal with Sony Image Sensing Solutions (ISS). The agreement will see OEM Automatic becoming the
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sole supplier in the UK and Ireland of the full range of Sony’s award winning XC machine vision camera modules. Available immediately, the Sony XC range consists of 15
high speed vision cameras ranging in resolution from 1.6MP to 12.4MP. The cameras are optimised for use in a wide variety of industries from general automation, quality and robot guidance applications to inspection systems and medical/life sciences. With a focus on cutting edge technology, quality and
functionality, the cameras use the Camera Link, USB 3.0 and GigE standards. The range includes the new XCG-CP510 polarised camera module and its marketing leading SDK.
OEM Automatic Ltd u 0116 284 9900 u
www.oem.co.uk
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/FACTORYEQUIPMENT
eicester based OEM Automatic, the market leading supplier of components for industrial automation,
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