TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL
New ink is ideal for oily applications
that meets the challenges of coding onto oily surfaces. Linx Black oil-penetrating ink 1062 is able to print effectively through light layers of oil onto a wide range of materials, including plastics, metal, glass and waxy surfaces. Linx 1062 ink also provides good adhesion on Oriented Polypropylene (OPP) and other plastic films, making it ideal for a variety of both industrial and food applications. Compatible with the full range of Linx 8900 printers,
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Linx 1062 ink is an MEK-based ink with a fast drying time of one to two seconds that is able to adhere to substances with an oily or greasy film to deliver reliable long-term code durability. It offers excellent contrast and legibility on transparent and pale coloured materials, and is able to resist a range of oils including engineering cutting fluid, petroleum and kerosene.
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inx Printing Technologies has widened its range of specialist inks with the introduction of a new formula
Hart Door Systems relaunches website
Hart Door Systems, the Newcastle upon Tyne–based industrial door manufacturer, well known for its wide range of quality industrial door products including its Speedor brand of high-speed doors, has re-launched its web site.
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T Manager, John Loftus, says the pace of technological change means a web site needs to be in step. “We have reappraised what we want from the web. Apart from it looking professional it is user friendly with an emphasis on
the visual element rather than lots of copy,” says Mr Loftus. He adds: “Visitors will find more news, case studies and a focus on sectors. It is mobile responsive and has full
social media integration. It also has user login functionality to access specific downloads. All in all it is a great site to visit with full translation of pages for international visitors. Bearing in mind the
speed of change, the site is scalable for future growth.” Hart Door Systems
Rotronic Improves Compressed Air & Dryer Quality
the compressed air, water vapour will condense and there will be unwanted water in the compressed air lines. This causes erosion, corrosion, freezing and can adversely affect product quality during production processes.
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in increased costs. As the pressure increases the dew point temperature rises and approaches saturation. It is important to measure dew point precisely and reliably.
ROTRONIC has developed a low dew point stainless steel probe with screw-in
connector for measurement down to -60 °Cdp in industrial processes at up to 100 bar; it is very suitable for compressed air systems and dryers.
The probe provides stable measurements and is fully compatible with Rotronic
measurement transmitters, handhelds and our continuous monitoring system (RMS). Measurement chambers with a defined air flow and a quick connector for optimum dew point measurement are available. Monitoring and control of dew point is easily possible, improving system efficiency and eliminating the possibility of product contamination.
A technical datasheet is available from the Rotronic website
www.rotronic.co.uk Contact Rotronic to discuss your application and monitoring requirements.
Rotronic u 01293 571000 u
www.rotronic.co.uk
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ew point temperature is a key indicator of high water vapour in compressed air systems. If the dew point temperature is the same as the temperature of
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Safe Systems Guaranteed
he LU6 pneumatic locking unit is an integral part of the Aventics safety philosophy When it comes to machine safety, Aventics focuses on
three pillars: high-quality components, the use of sensors and networked systems, and support from developers. A typical example for this safety philosophy is the
LU6 locking unit for static locking and dynamic braking, which will be presented by the pneumatics specialists at drinktec 2017. Laatzen (Germany), August 8, 2017 – “Safety starts in the
design and selection of components,” states Andreas Blume. The expert for machine safety at Aventics takes the LU6 pneumatic locking unit as an example to explain the importance of safe components as the first step. The LU6 series can take on safety-relevant functions as
both a static lock and a dynamic brake: The lock element can be used as a holding unit to block a movement and as a brake unit for emergency stop or off. Proper use has been verified by the IFA (Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health) and documented with a DGVU test certificate.
Aventics UK u 0845 6030025 u
www.aventics.co.uk
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