ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION LEMO high quality push-pull connectors


Visit Fisnar at Productronica 2019 F


isnar, global manufacturer of fluid dispensing equipment, is set to unveil a range of brand-


new products at Productronica 2019 Trade Fair. Productronica is a four-day event taking


place in Munich, Germany between November 12th-15th. It is the world’s leading trade fair for electronics development and production. Global Product Manager, Robert Campbell comments: “The electronics assembly industry is Fisnar’s largest and


most successful area of trade, which makes Productronica the perfect place for us to launch new and exciting products. We look forward to welcoming current and potential new customers to the stand.” Visitors will have the chance to see a diverse range of fluid dispensing products showcased on a custom-built


Lemo at Electronics Design Show 2019


Electronic Design Show 2019 Designing precision connectors for over 70 years LEMO


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offers high quality, reliable connectors and cables in a vast number of product combinations which are found in a variety of challenging application environments including Autosport, Broadcast, Defence, Medical, Oil & Gas as well as Test & Measurement.


LEMO will be showcasing a range of its high-quality


push-pull multi-pin connectors accompanied by a variety of cable assembly solutions at this years’ Electronic Design Show held at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry from 16-17 October 2019 on Stand H52.


LEMO (UK) LTD - Stand No H52  01903 234543  www.lemo.co.uk


Visit T Cards on stand 147


EMO will be exhibiting its extensive range of high quality interconnect products and technologies at


stand. Furthermore, Fisnar’s highly knowledgeable team of sales engineers will be on hand to demonstrate products and answer any technical questions.


Visit Fisnar on Stand 442, Hall A4 at Productronica 2019. To pre-arrange a meeting, please contact infoeurope@fisnar.com.


Ellsworth  www.fisnar.com


‘Planning Edge Data Centers’ article from R&M E


dge data centers will soon be needed on virtually every corner. That means market opportunities - not only for established operators, but also for cities, regional utilities and cable network providers, industry, trade, banks,


media companies, logistics suppliers, traffic carriers, real estate, wind power plants, solar parks, railway stations, and highway service areas. Former enterprise data centers can be repurposed or modernized and used for edge computing.


The proximity or direct connection to fiber optic


links and network node points is imperative. Edge data centers need redundant and synchronous fiber optic hyperconnectivity in every direction. What are the main considerations and first


steps in planning edge data centers? R&M is happy to help. We have been providing information to various stakeholders from different sectors. To find out more, read the article ‘Time for an Edge Strategy’ in our customer magazine ‘Connections’.


RDM  www.rdm.com/gbr_en


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he proven and well-established T Cards Direct task management system will be


showcased on stand I47 at Advanced Engineering 2019.


Of particular interest will be the


demonstration of the very latest version of T Cards Online, with the new “If This Then That, What If Feature.


T Cards Online is the proven management


tool to help keep track, allocate and improve efficiency in a wide range of applications. The simplicity and ease of use of the system has made a real difference to companies looking to improve productivity and communication. The new release has many new features, including automatic “What If” notifications, easier integration with other systems and the New APP for mobile devices.


T Cards - Stand No 147  01732 871 417  www.tcardsdirect.co.uk


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