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SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-GAS PERMEABILITY MEASUREMENTS
T
he new Versaperm MS is a system for measuring the vapour
permeability of O-rings, seals, coatings and mastics against virtually any gasses or gas combinations – with just a single measurement. Traditionally, individual systems would be needed to measure vapour permeability for each different gas. The vapour permeability of every
seal is critical as, although most are great at keeping liquids out, many are virtually useless when it comes to vapours. For example, seals made from materials such as silicone, cellulose, EVOH or PVOH allow water vapour to pass though almost as if they weren’t there. Vapours can then condense on the wrong side and cause all sorts of problems – from failed electronics to jammed equipment or rust. Similar problems can occur with hydrocarbons, greases, oxygen and nearly any other gas. Versaperm’s introduction of a mass-spectroscopy based instrument helps overcome
these problems and is accurate in the parts per million to parts per billion ranges. Versaperm
01628 777668
www.versaperm.com
CHELL INSTRUMENTS MAKE CONNECTION BREAK-THROUGH
W
orld-renowned gas measurement specialists Chell Instruments, have
unveiled a new aluminium pneumatic connector which will create instant time and money savings within innovative industries. This unique and innovative connector, connects and disconnects pneumatic lines/pipes easily and hassle-free. Chell Instruments initially created this versatile connector to meet stringent aerospace environmental requirements and speed up system installation and reconfiguration. “It seemed natural to create a lightweight aluminium quick disconnector after the popularity of the stainless-steel Quick Disconnect (SQDC) version.” Comments Nick Broadley, Managing Director at Chell Instruments. “The SQDC version was designed after visiting a leading aircraft engine manufacturer and discovering that during testing process, when they wanted to dismantle an engine, all the piping (potentially 300 pipes or so) had to be cut off and replaced.” Designed for a range of applications, across industries, the Aluminium Quick Disconnects (AQDC) can be used in hash environments at working temperatures of up to 200°C.
Chell 01692 500555
www.chell.co.uk
your enclosure. Available in blue, orange and red, these protective boots come in 2 styles and 8 sizes making them a perfect fit for many of our handheld enclosures. Held secure in the boot – essential
EVATRON PROTECTIVE BOOTS R
ugged and highly visible when you need strong, robust protection for
UPDATE RANGE OF RANGE OF MD MICRO DETECTOR ULTRASONIC SENSORS
even more flexibility. Run up to 10 sensors together with no interference. We have also increased our sensing distances across the whole range. In fact the only thing we haven’t increased is the price!
A Sensor Centre 0844 3351232
www.sensorcentre.com
t Sensor Centre we have just updated our range of MD Micro Detector ultrasonic sensors. All models are now available with either synchronisation or Multiplexing for
when you need extra protection – the enclosure is easy to remove. Compatible enclosures are available in various sizes, with or without battery compartment, recessed or flush top, and some with removable end panels plus optional sealing gasket to achieve IP65 rating. Enclosures can be modified to your
exact requirements with CNC machining, screen printing and EMI/RFI shielding. Cut outs for the protective boot may also be made to your exact specifications. Contact
sales@evatron.com for more information or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website.
Evatron 01908 325100
www.evatron.com
aerospace to textiles. Our office is based near Derby with field engineers located around the country. We are able to offer our services outside the UK and are happy to work almost anywhere around the world. Using digital test and measurement techniques, we use transducers and sensors to measure
DATA ACQUISITION & TESTING SERVICES LIMITED D
ata Acquisition & Testing Services provides data acquisition, test and measurement, instrumentation, analysis and consultancy services across a wide spectrum of industries, from
physical quantities such as strain, stress, temperature, pressure, displacement, relative humidity, light, noise, resistance, current, power, speed, vibration etc. We can collect raw unprocessed measurement data or process and analyse it to meet industry or your specifications. Further to this we can provide independent reports and recommend engineering solutions. Alternatively you may have existing test and measurement capabilities, Data Acquisition & Testing Services are happy to work with your engineers and designers, to supplement or bring extra expertise to your business. Fitting of sensors and data acquisition equipment can be carried out at a customer’s site or at our
facilities, from bonding a single strain gauge to data logging thousands of measurement channels. Our digital data loggers can provide multiple simultaneous measurements. Testing and data collection can take place with a D.A.T.S. engineer in attendance, or in an unattended manner. We specialise in all static and dynamic testing, particularly mobile data collection for railway and automotive applications. Collection of vehicle CAN bus data & GPS is also available. We can support you whatever your business, providing fast, cost effective solutions. We deliver our services with genuine hands on experience, expertise and technical knowledge.
Data Acquisition & Testing Services 01332875450
www.datsltd.org.uk
Hi techniques data logger sales and service
August 2018
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