ADVERTORIALS
HOME-GROWN DP FLOW SOLUTIONS E
ndress+Hauser has been designing and manufacturing DP flow devices in the UK
for over 20 years, and the company’s manufacturing facility in Manchester is named in the Shell Enterprise Framework Agreement. The UK production centre has now been chosen to supply DP flow primary elements to Endress+Hauser Group companies around the world. Venturi meters, Pitot tubes, cone meters,
orifice plates, wedge meters – all are made by Endress+Hauser in Manchester in accordance with ISO 5167. They also supply transmitters and accessories, all perfectly matched to their application.
Established and experienced Decades of expertise in DP flow has earned Endress+Hauser the trust of some high- profile customers, including Shell. ‘We have a proven track record of designing and producing high-quality primary flow elements,’ explains David Knight, Product Marketing Manager for Temperature and DP Flow.
Endress+Hauser u 0161 286 5050 u
www.uk.endress.com/uk
INDYSOFT ANNOUNCES SOC 2 TYPE II AND PRIVACY SHIELD CERTIFICATIONS
software sector, IndySoft continues to transcend by adhering to the highest privacy and security standards. IndySoft Corporation, a leader
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in calibration and asset management software, today announced it has successfully achieved its Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II and U.S Department of Commerce EU-U.S. and Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield certifications, becoming the first company in the calibration management software space to achieve external validation of their IT, security, and privacy practices. “Keeping our customers’ data safe and secure is one of our highest priorities,” said
Rhett Price, CTO of IndySoft. “Our aim is to meet the highest standards of accountability, and our recent certifications show our ongoing commitment to protect our customers’ data so they can focus on their core business operations.”
IndySoft u 01908 540 638 u
www.indysoft.co.uk
long-time innovator in the calibration management
NON-INVASIVE CLAMP-ON GAS FLOW MEASUREMENT AT LOW PRESSURE
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he ATEX-approved KATflow 180 takes non- invasive, clamp-on measurement into new
areas with the ability to measure gaseous flow at low pressures and even in metal pipes. Clamp-on measurement of gas has been limited to high pressures, plastic pipes and ‘ideal’ installations. The KATflow 180 gives excellent results right down to atmospheric pressure, using ‘Lamb wave’ technology that makes accurate measurement possible even in metal pipes, including steel. Gases dampen an ultrasonic signal far more than a liquid, making non-invasive flow
measurement of gases far more difficult. Katronic’s Lamb wave transducers are excited at the resonant frequency of the pipe material, making the pipe wall act as both emitter and receiver of the ultrasonic pulses, multiplying the effective transducer area for a higher signal strength and a better signal/noise ratio. KATflow 180 is better able to compensate for the attenuation of the gas, and Katronic
have developed advanced signal processing techniques to analyse the measured data and deliver an accurate measurement.
Katronic Technologies Ltd u 02476 714111
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www.katronic.com
NO SET UP FEE, NO MOQ CUSTOMISATION SERVICE FROM BCL ENCLOSURES
enclosures with no minimum order quantities or set up fee is offered by BCL Enclosures, the specialist UK manufacturer of standard and custom plastic enclosures. The company prides itself on the breadth of its standard product range, which it is then able to customise to suit virtually any application. “We have a great deal of experience and many satisfied customers using our
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customisation service on an ongoing basis, and it is cost-effective even on large order quantities. This is evidenced by the volume of repeat business we handle. ” says Sales Manager, Mandy Thompson. “We take care to get the samples right, and sometimes this can involve asking detailed questions at the initial design stage, but we are passionate about what we do and invest the time upfront to get the right result.”
BCL Enclosures u 01423 879787 u
www.bclenclosures.com
HYDRA-CELL… THE PUMPS FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY T
hanks to their unique, seal-less design, Hydra-Cell® pumps are able to operate at exceptionally high efficiency levels, claims Wanner International… And higher efficiency translates directly to ‘lower energy costs’.
The Hydra-Cell pump drive mechanism is submerged in a reservoir of oil, which keeps it permanently lubricated and allows power to be transmitted through the drive train with minimal frictional losses. With no dynamic seals in the pumped liquid to further consume energy, industry leading pumping efficiencies as high as 85% minimise Hydra-Cell’s power requirements.
This compares with around 45-50% pumping efficiency for a typical multi-stage centrifugal pump and, as a result, Hydra-Cell pumps can frequently be fitted with smaller motors than would be needed to meet the same flow and pressure requirements.
Unlike pumps such as screw and gear pumps that depend on close internal tolerances to operate, Hydra-Cell pumps have no internal process fluid ‘leak paths’ and exhibit no efficiency ‘drop-off’ as pressures increase and/or viscosities fall.
Wanner has also turned its attention to improving pumping system efficiency with the introduction of Intelligent Pump Control™ technology, whereby changing system flow and pressure requirements can be met precisely and automatically, without resorting to wasteful, energy wasting, bypass systems. With energy efficiency playing an ever-increasing role in the total cost of ownership equation, would it not be prudent to consider Hydra-Cell?
Wanner International u 01252 816 847 u
www.wannerint.com
specialist customisation service for ABS
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