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Chell Instruments Make Connection Break-Through
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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
ased in South Wales UK and operating in a global market, Measure Monitor Control is an independent specialist distributor of valve and instrument solutions for process control, automation and monitoring applications for safe areas, corrosive, or hazardous environments. We are dedicated to providing high quality innovative solutions that allow a reduction in plant operating costs through the use of standard off-the-shelf or custom designs.
Customer service is the keystone of our business and we offer complete in-house technical support as UK agents for our partner manufacturers. From solution specification, selection and supply to after sales support, we can help you to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Contact us now on +44 (0)1443 772500 to find out how much.
Red Dragon Ltd 01443 772500
www.measuremonitorcontrol.com
Portable calibrator measures pressures up to 10,000 bar W
ith the CPH7000 portable process calibrator, high-pressure measuring instruments can now also be tested in the field: This multifunction instrument is the first hand-held from WIKA that records measured values of up to 10,000 bar. For such measuring tasks, the portable calibrator uses the WIKA CPT7000 high-pressure sensor as an external reference. Its rupture-proof, thin- film cell is not welded. It is inserted tightly into a tapered pressure channel and is thus also insensitive to dynamic pressure profiles. Through the combination with this sensor, the already broad range of applications for the CPH7000 is expanded even further. The calibrator is a portable multifunction instrument with an integrated electrical module, a hand pump to generate test pressures up to 25 bar and a high-performance data logger. In addition to the calibration of process transmitters and pressure gauges, the same instrument can fulfil test tasks for the measurands of temperature, voltage and current. The safety-related quality
of the CPH7000 is also accredited internationally through the CSA “Safety” approval.
WIKA Instruments Ltd. 01737 644008
www.wika.co.uk
Embedded OEM pressure transmitters Series LD “Probably the world’s smallest pressure transmitter!”
• Pressure range to 1000 bar • Operating temperature range to 110°C • I²C microcontroller interface • Low power consumption • Electronics sealed within sensor (chip in oil technology) • Robust stainless steel housing • Pressure and temperature output • Various pressure connections (thread, quick fit and OEM)
Available with RFID wireless interface and logging capabilities
OEM pressure transmitters built to meet customer’s specifications and designs, high quality pressures at sensible prices.
Keller
new personal portal for VEGA. Register to see all your VEGA contacts and call or e- mail them direct for advice, prices or arrange visits. 24/7 on-line information centre for IOM, certificates and more, here you can also input your device serial number to get documentation relating directly to your instrument. Define your process requirements and get technology suggestions, then configure your instrument step by step: certification, process connection, housings and electronics. Generate specific 2D or 3D drawings in multiple formats, get a price on your instrument selection and save your instrument selections in folders. Ready for the next step? Place your order direct, see all previous orders and track deliveries. Connect to myVEGA now at
vega.com/uk
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VEGA 01444 870055
www.vega.com CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/INSTRUMENTATION 0845 643 2855
www.keller-druck.com
New easy programmable TFT displays with touch
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MS Electronics added two new displays to their extensive range of programmable displays. EA
uniTFT050 (5.0” 800x480 pixel) and EA uniTFT101 (10.1” IPS 1280x800 pixel) use the UNISKETCH software with drag and drop function and object graphics programming. Design engineers and systems integrators benefit from shorter development times and gain more flexibility. These TFT display modules, with on-board powerful controller, open up many new possibilities for developers and users. Objects can be placed, moved, rotated, combined and deleted at any time. All objects can be positioned, rotated and zoomed in as required. Attributes such as transparency and colour can be assigned. Objects can be linked to actions and I/O. Elegant effects such as fading in and out or flying in are possible. Commands for sliders, dials, buttons, images, MP3 sound files, data logging and calculations are included.
MMS Electronics Ltd 01943 877668
www.mms-e.co.uk
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