PRODUCTS EDITOR'S CHOICE HIGH-SPEED DATA COLLECTOR INTELLIGENT SENSOR CABLE
synchronously on three axes. In combination with a triaxial sensor, the high-speed data collector provides even more condition information for each measurement location at the push of a button. This creates an overall image of the machine health without affecting the measuring time. Thanks to the automatic machine
A high-speed data collector from PRUFTECHNIK, IBSCANNER 2, increases the efficiency of vibration-based condition monitoring of machines and plants. The device collects all relevant health
information of the machine at the push of a button. Measurement times are up to four times shorter. This makes it possible for employees on site to take care of additional maintenance tasks. The design of the device is such that
untrained personnel can effectively perform a measurement – without any prior training. The intuitive graphical user interface, the integrated RFID reader and the VIBCODE technology assist the employee in taking repeatable and error-free measurements. Depending on the filter setting,
VIBSCANNER 2 measures parameters, spectra and time waveforms
recognition using RFID technology, the user always knows what the next step is. When scanning an RFID tag, the device displays the next measurement location along with the position and direction and ensures that no measurement location is overlooked, mixed up or incorrectly processed. Through the encoded measurement specifications, measurement locations that are fitted with a VIBCODE sensor provide repeatable measurement results that are essential for reliable machine condition checkups. Not forgetting that the automatic RPM determination based on the vibration signal makes the use of an RPM sensor superfluous. VIBSCANNER 2 is a metrological
evolution from many different angles. The touch display is shock-proof, high- contrast, and glove-enabled. The ergonomic design ensures fatigue-free work and is suitable for both right and left-handed people. It also has a long battery life of ten hours.
PRUFTECHNIK
www.pruftechnik.com
The new SmartCore cable from Leuze electronic has applications with moving cables, e.g., in robots or with handling axes. The cable contains
an additional, special sacrificial cable that fails at approximately 80 per cent of the possible movement cycles. To evaluate, the sacrificial cable is bridged with the supply voltage and, if the core breaks, gives early warning of the impending end of the cable’s service life. Unplanned system downtime caused by cable breakage can thus be effectively prevented, and the sensor cable at risk of breaking can be replaced during the next scheduled maintenance cycle. The SmartCore Technology thereby contributes to increased system availability.
Leuze electronic
www.leuze.co.uk MOULDED M8 CABLE
CONNECTOR MEETS IP67 binder UK has announced a significant addition to its range of Series 718 M8 connectors with the introduction of a five pole moulded cable connector. This now means binder offers versions with three, four, five, six and eight poles for maximum applications flexibility. The new Series 718 connector, which binder can supply
configured to meet a customer’s specific requirement, will satisfy a wide variety of complex applications in drives, controls, sensors and automation equipment. The new male and female, straight M8 screw connectors
CABLE CONFIGURATION SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE
Conrad Business Supplies now offers its European customers an expanded cable and wire configuration service in cooperation with Koax24 and Litze24. The assembly service is fast, convenient and available to order via a secure, online configurator platform. Two different configuration options
are available: coaxial cables from Koax24 and solid or single-/ multi- wire cables from Litze24. Coax cables and D-sub cables, round and ribbon cables as well as individual cable harnesses are also available. Both configuration services combined offer over 100 individual combinations with different connectors and sockets as well as more than 100 cable types. Only high quality cables and wires or connectors from leading brands are used and orders are processed and manufactured in Germany. “With our cable configuration offer, users from many different markets will be able to specify exactly the right cable assembly for their individual application
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have five brass, gold plated contacts and are terminated with either PVC or PUR cable in 2m or 5m lengths. Series 718 connectors are protected to IP67 when mated,
have a current rating of 3A, and a rated voltage of 30V. According to binder, these new M8 connectors are good for up to 100 mating cycles.
binder UK
needs. Whether cable lengths of one metre or several kilometres are needed, products are sold by the metre or in packaged units,” says Melanie Lauer, vice president of International Business Supplies at Conrad. The product range comprises
simple extension cords for electrical installation as well as cables, adapters, audio cables and ready-made fibre optic and network cables. Individually configured USB, monitor and HDMI cables are also available. Cables and wires can be assembled to
customer specifications and delivered in the smallest quantities down to one unit only. The normal delivery time is three to four working days.
Conrad Business Supplies
www.conrad.com/ce/
www.binder-connector.co.uk MINIATURE LASER SENSORS
The new O300 miniature laser sensors with IO- Link by Baumer are the specialists for the reliable detection of very small objects and gaps. Thanks to a laser beam which focuses to within 0.1mm and the high repeat accuracy of 0.1mm, objects can be
positioned with high precision and follow-up processes controlled exactly. Thanks to the extremely short response time of less than 0.1ms, the sensor reliably detects even closely spaced objects, thus allowing fast processes and high throughput rates. A big advantage is the exact alignment of the laser beam to the fixing holes by design (qTarget).
Baumer
www.baumer.com
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