ADVERTORIALS
EXPLOSION PROOF INCLINOMETER B
ased on the SST300, the Explosion Proof Inclinometer is a high performance inclinometer utilising advanced MEMS sensor technology to ensure maximum reliability in the harshest environment. Available in measurement ranges from ± 5° to ± 60° in both single and dual axis versions and with optional output formats.
Featuring an anti-corrosion resistant alloy case with armoured cable the sensor has
an IP66 rating and is certified for ExdllT6 use with an appropriate safety barrier. Ideal for attitude monitoring, tilt measurement and safety alarm in oil, chemical, natural gas, gas explosion-proof environment.
EUROLEC EXPANDS TEAM AND INTO UK WITH NEW R&D DIVISION
eading temperature and pressure instrumentation manufacturer, Eurolec Instrumentation, welcomes two new starters to its sales and marketing department at the same time as it expands its operation to mainland UK.
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Robert McCrave joined Eurolec as its new Sales Manager, supported by business graduate Cathy Litchfield, from Dundalk Institute of Technology, who arrived at the same time to take up the post of Internal Sales Executive.
Robert’s sales background spans 25 years and several sectors, including the fuel and electrical industries. His previous role before joining Eurolec was as Internal Sales Manager with Precision Cables Ireland.
He said: “I was delighted to be asked to join the Eurolec team based in my home town of Dundalk. There are exciting prospects ahead as we have ambitious plans to grow sales and introduce new products to the market over the next six months”.
The duo arrive at an exciting time in the company’s development, which recently saw a new research and development department open at the Science Park in York. Its head office remains in Dundalk in the Republic of Ireland. Three members of staff are already based in the new division, with further expansion planned for later this year.
With 40 years’ experience in the design, manufacture and supply of quality portable temperature and pressure instrumentation, Eurolec’s range of precision thermometers, probes, infrared thermometers, manometers and temperature calibration sources are exported globally, providing solutions for a wide range of markets and applications.
With the latest R&D investment, the company is now looking to provide Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for clients as part of an expanded product and service-based offering.
Using its close ties with sister company Cirrus Research Plc, Eurolec also plans to start offering distributed noise monitoring to provide live monitoring and historical noise data analysis using cloud technology.
“We’re delighted to announce the opening of our York office”, said Martin Williams, Eurolec Chief Engineer. “The new office is located close to the university, which provides an excellent pool of talented engineers who are capable of creating the complex systems required to provide simple-to-use solutions, which will allow users to monitor a wide network of systems that aim to improve lives”.
Further investment has also been made in the company’s website, transforming it into an e-commerce platform, which has recently been launched, offering customers even more choice and access to its ever-expanding product range.
As well as manufacturing its own full range of instruments, Eurolec is also the official UK & Ireland distributor of the Ono Sokki range of specialised engine tachometers, FFT analysers, rotary encoders and linear gauges, with further announcements due shortly on developments in this promising sector.
Eurolec u 00 353 42 9333423 u
www.eurolec-instruments.com
KDP Electronics Systems u 01767 651058 u
www.kdpes.co.uk
TRIGEAR FLOWMETER OFFERS BETTER ACCURACY AND IMPROVED FLOW RANGEABILITY.
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he Trigear Flowmeter represents the very latest innovation in the Positive Displacement Flowmeter
market place. Developed by a team with many years of experience in rotary piston and oval gear flow measurement, Trigear flowmeters set the standard through advanced gear technology and design they challenge the more expensive technologies of rotary vane, Bi-Rotor and Helically Geared flowmeters whilst challenging oval gear meters in terms of performance. The Trigear flowmeter outperforms its competitors when it comes to the accurate metering of clean fluids such as fuels, oils, additives, chemicals, alcohols and solvents, to name but a few. Applications include flow control, monitoring of flowrate / total and batch control in hazardous or safe areas. Where a product has varying viscosities due to a range of operating temperatures the Trigear meters are ideally suited as accuracy is unaffected. Trigear flowmeters are available in Stainless Steel or Aluminium and are suitable for a wide range of temperatures and pressures. They come with an extensive range of modular screwed or flanged process connections. Most options are available from stock
Trigear Flowmeter u 01444 417 880 u
www.trigearflowmeters.com
4-AXIS R SERIES AUTOMATED FLUID DISPENSING
• Best-in-market repeatability (+/- 8 micron/micrometer), built-in tip recalibration, and true three-dimensional motion control .
• Proprietary TeachMotion software, simplified user interface for faster setup and ease of use via a Teach Pendant,
• Possibility to program complex dispensing patterns, such as dots, lines, circles, arcs, compound arcs, and patterns on different planes, in minutes.
• Standalone system ideal for 4-axis fluid dispensing applications in markets ranging from automotive and life sciences to electronics and general industry.
• Faster cycle and batch times, greater setup and programming efficiency, reduced material costs, and seamless integration into any manufacturing operation, including in-line transfer systems, rotary tables, and pallet assembly lines.
EFD International Inc. u 01582 666334 u
www.nordsonefd.com
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