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Show preview u Sensors & instrumentation Live 2019 Sensors & Instrumentation Live


laboratories. The company specialises in the perfect simulation of biological, chemical and physical environmental conditions in climate chambers or incubators. Mantracourt Electronics will be exhibiting its instruments at the exhibition. The company designs and manufactures an extensive range of strain gauge measurement products for a wide range of industry segments. The instrumentation is designed for load cells, strain gauges, pressure sensors, torque transducers, flow sensors, temperature sensors, for signal conditioning, display and control using analogue, digital and wireless techniques. DEWESoft’s data acquisition technology will be on display at Sensors & Instrumentation Live. DEWESoft produces instruments that are used in the most advanced labs all over the world for developing rockets and satellites ensuring fast worldwide communication, new safer vehicles and products that are improving our everyday lives.


Other companies who have already confirmed their presence at the 2019 exhibition include DSL, Techni Measure and Trafag.


EnginEEring SympoSium


As well as exhibiting its piezoelectric accelerometers (IEPE and Charge), dynamic pressure transducers and analogue signal processing instrumentation at the show, DJB Instruments, a British leader and manufacturer for over 40 years, is working with Sensors & Instrumentation Live to present CPD- accredited training that is driven by sensor innovation and the very latest in engineering. DJB will bring together a team of speakers from some of the UK’s leading technology and engineering companies to present a two day


programme which provides a combination of technical training sessions.


ThE EnTErpriSE hub


The Enterprise Hub will explore the different opportunities that are available to manufacturers. Representatives from key engineering institutions and organisations will give a series of invaluable presentations, giving visitors an insight into topics including training, apprenticeships and standards. Attending the Enterprise Hub and Engineering Symposium is free so let the experts provide you with the guidance you need.


innovaTion ShowcaSE


The Innovation Showcase provides an assembly of the most cutting-edge products and solutions available from exhibitors. Visitors can get hands-on with devices and make sure they do not miss out on a single thing at the busy exhibition.


colocaTion


The 2019 exhibition is colocated with the TCT Show and IMHX, providing more opportunities to network than ever before. The one ticket policy for Sensors & Instrumentation Live means that visitors only need to register once to get access to the event and TCT. If you would like to find out more


information about the exhibition, please visit the Sensors & Instrumentation Live website. Alternatively, if you would like to find out more about exhibiting at the event, please contact event director Louise Pudney (lpudney@datateam.co.uk).


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