show review usensors & instrumentation 2018 The Mantracourt stand featured a
demonstration of a wireless telemetery sensor system
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Today was very good; you could have a thousand people come in and have very little engagement, but we’ve had real quality visitors at our stand.
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-Noémie Fechete, office manager, TopHex
applications ranging from instrumentation through to hazardous environments. Pressure and temperature equipment featured
on the Chamois Metrology stand. The company also showcased its calibration lab facilities. An expanded range of thermometer kits, race
The DM650 series of battery-powered displays featured at the Status Instruments stand
The Rohde & Schwarz RTM3004 touchscreen
oscilloscope was highlighted at the Thurlby Thandar instrument distribution (TTid) stand. TTid is one of the largest distributors of test and measurement equipment in the UK. Over at the SIKA stand, market leading
patented temperature calibrators were demonstrated with SIKA’s latest product launch of the TP Premium Calibrators with integrated measuring instrument and air shield insert. A selection of precision, push‐pull circular
connectors and cable assembly solutions were on show at the Fischer Connectors stand. Data acquisition software and hardware was
featured on the DEWESoft stand. The key thing about DEWESoft products is flexibility - companies can change the measurements they make with ease. Additionally, DEWESoft include software in the price of hardware making their
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kits, HVAC and catering kits were on display from Labfacility at the exhibition. Labfacility is a leading manufacturer of temperature sensors, accessories, thermocouple welders and thermocouple connectors. Over at the Charcroft Electronics stand, the
Churchill Controls demonstrated Mega_Bridge
products a very attractive proposition. Churchill Controls’ brand new Mega_Bridge
was on display at the exhibition. It adds flexible and fully featured internet protocol (IP) connectivity to the well-established Mega_Link family. Mega_Link is widely used in various industry sectors to pass two-way instrumentation, measurement and control data between sensors, equipment and industrial plant. Machine vision products were highlighted at
the Scorpion Vision stand. Hikvision, distributed by Scorpion Vision, offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of machine vision cameras and optical parts at very competitive prices. Another distributor at the show was Southern
Temperature Sensors. The company represents UTECCO, TEWA and SKS Sensors (now LAPP Automation) in the UK, with temperature sensors that cover a variety of different
The show has been great value for money, and we’ve gained a good chunk of really useful leads.
-Andrew Tither, managing director, Exloc Instruments ’’ Instrumentation Monthly October 2018
company featured ultra-precision resistors for high-end instrumentation and robust sensors. Rob Weemes, business development manager and Jeff Gurr, e-mech specialist, noted that there had been a “steady flow of high-quality visitors” resulting in “a good number of leads”, with many engineers visiting their stand to source products for specific applications. Rheintacho displayed a selection of products
from its range of multi-functional rotational speed sensors, rotational speed sensors and stroboscopes. The company was the sponsor of the popular F1 simulator which was positioned directly opposite its stand.
FLC ZONE The Flow Level Control Zone (FLC Zone) featured industry leading companies. Bell Flow Systems, iCenta Controls, Premier Control Technologies, Sierra Instruments and Trafag displayed a variety of top technology. Bell Flow Systems showcased its new TFX-
500w transit time ultrasonic flow meter. The transducers are clamped on the outside of the pipework so installation is quick and easy without the need to cut into the pipework. Sierra Instruments displayed its 640i Insertion thermal mass flow meter.
SEMINARS The seminars kicked off on Tuesday with an interesting talk from Henry Langston of Ocean Optics. Langston explained how spectroscopy
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