ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
A FREE telephoto or wide-angle lens with a Fluke Ti300, Ti400 or Ti450 Thermal Imager
Appropriate automation
'connected' forklift trucks that collect and share real-time information on which they can base key operational decisions. "There has been an increase in interest in automation
since last summer's EU Referendum as companies look at what technologies they can utilise to reduce the reliance on staff resources," he says. "Crown manufactures a full range of products that
improve productivity, safety, and provide other benefits that directly affect fleet size and staffing levels. InfoLink® - our award-winning fleet management system - provides full visibility of the operation to management. QuickPick® Remote - our game-changing order picking technology - can improve order-picking efficiency by up to 25% by allowing the operator to control vehicle travel remotely. "In addition, customers can also experience an increase in productivity simply by switching to our fork lift trucks."
Crown Lift Trucks Ltd 0800 470 4671
www.crown.com
Modula Storage Solutions Ltd
Snickers Next Generation Working Clothes Combine To Defy The Winter Weather
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ressing right and staying comfortable when it’s cold and wet on site requires more than your old windcheater, waterproofs and
wellies. Continuous, hard work produces body heat and sweat. But when your rate of work slows, the sweat cools and you’ll start to feel cold and damp. The solution is Snickers’ very latest garments that deliver advanced ventilation and the ability to control and regulate the heat from your body. They’re great for both work and leisure activities. Snickers recommend dressing in 3 Layers - just as athletes do when
they compete in extreme weather conditions. The new FlexiWork base- layer Undergarments combine Merino Wool with polyamide for warmth,
durability and comfortable ventilation. The body-mapping mid-layer Fleeces and Knitwear come in a range of styles and fabrics designed to insulate by creating a pocket of air around your body – keeping you warm all the time. Both these layers are complimented by a high quality ‘outer shell’ of ALLROUND Wind- and Waterproof Jackets that will keep you warm, dry, comfortable and a step ahead of everyone else.
Hultafors Group UK Ltd 01484 854488
Five Days”. PCB Piezotronics Ltd, said: “The company prides itself on being able to deliver products quickly in the UK and Ireland and we believe this to be our customers’ number one priority so we are ensuring that the widest possible range of products can be delivered from stock and on the customer’s desk within five days.” Products available “On Your Desk in Five
Days” include single, triaxial, MEMS and industrial accelerometers, Microphones, ICP® dynamic force and pressure sensors, signal conditioners and cables.
PCB Piezotronics Ltd 34 OCTOBER 2017 | FACTORY EQUIPMENT 01462 429710
www.pcb.com
“On your desk in five days” P
www.snickersworkwear.co.uk
Wieland’s samos® PLAN 6 I
reduces time and effort, boosts efficiency and minimises possible mistakes
n response to customer demand, Wieland Electric has developed the new samos® PLAN 6 project planning tool,
CB Piezotronics, a world leader in vibration, acoustic, pressure, force and torque sensors, offers its most popular products “On Your Desk in
an extremely user friendly programming software with the option of automatic or manual configuration. With the automatic module configuration you can start inserting sensors, function blocks or actors on the logic editor and program your safety function without having to worry about the hardware. This follows the workflow recommended in TÜV proven Certified Electrical Safety Engineer training provided by Wieland Electric. Thanks to multi-screen feature, you can see many pages
at once or work with many displays, dock, undock or attach working windows in samos® PLAN 6 or detach each window from the main window. In that way it is possible to organise the workspace individually and adapt them to suit the programmer and this layout can then be saved for future projects to be reused again. This flexible programming interface reduces time and effort, boosts efficiency and minimises possible user mistakes.
Wieland Electric Ltd 01483 531213
www.wieland.co.uk
for order picking and forklifts S
imon Barkworth, UK Managing Director of Crown Lift Trucks, says fleet managers are increasingly specifying
with a Fluke Ti300, Ti400 or Ti450 Thermal Imager to extend the focus and the desired viewing angle. These thermal imagers are part of the rugged Fluke Professional Series and compatible with Fluke Connect®, enabling users to share information with others direct from the job site. The offers can be found at
www.fluke.co.uk/freelens The Fluke Thermal Imagers included in the offer all feature LaserSharp® Auto
U
Focus which offers laser speed and accuracy when focusing on a designated target. A built-in laser distance meter calculates and displays the distance to the designated target with pinpoint accuracy. They feature a high resolution LCD touchscreen to clearly see what is being measured and to quickly navigate the menu with one hand, and feature Fluke IR-Fusion® technology with AutoBlend™ mode to detect problems faster.
Fluke UK Ltd 0207 942 0700
www.fluke.co.uk
Why expand your warehouse if you don’t have to? F
and flexible solutions available. The modular design of the VLM ensures almost unlimited flexibility. The height can be modified and adjusted to
optimize the ceiling height, by adding or removing modules. If you change locations or move to a different site, Modula VLM can be adapted quickly to the new height requirements.
0844 902 8945
www.modula.eu
ntil 31st December 2017, Fluke is offering thermal imager kits which include a free telephoto lens (FLK-TIxx0 9HZ/T2) or wide-angle lens (FLK-TIxx0 9HZ/W2)
Modula Vertical Lift Module is the most cost effective storage solution
or companies looking to improve storage capacity and retrieval of inventory, better organize tools or supplies, a vertical lift module (VLM) is
the most cost-effective solution. VLMs are fully automated vertical storage systems that take up a minimum footprint by utilizing the ceiling height available. These systems allow for large inventory of goods to be quickly accessible while being stored in a safe and secure environment and automatically delivered to the operators. No more bending, ladder-climbing or walking long distances to search for and store parts or items, as they are brought automatically to the optimum ergonomic retrieval height. Modula Vertical Lift Module (VLM) is one of the most advanced dynamic
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