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Corintech Ltd. – Electronics Design &Manufafacturer
Manufacturer with facilities in both the UK and Far East allowing us to provide rapid, locally-based turnaround as well as lowest cost supply from Asia. Our global reach also offers multi-faceted supply options and the most advantageous component pricing. Our full-service engineering teams mean Corintech can provide product design support, from complete electronic and mechanical design to a peer review of your existing plans.
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Our services include PCBA assembly, Thick Film hybrid design and manufacture, complete box build, Kanban supply, product design, and engineering peer review. Our ISO9001 and AS9100 accreditations and continual investment in state-of-the-art machinery mean we are industry leading in quality standards at every stage. Want to know more? Come and meet the team at the Southern Manufacturing Show, stand E135 on the 5th-7th of February.
Cor ntech orinti ech 01425 655655
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High pressure coolant pumps are traditionally set to accommodate the tool in the carousel with the largest coolant flow requirement. When tools with smaller orifices are employed, the unneeded coolant is returned to the supply tank through a bypass valve. This system is wasteful of power, heats up the coolant unnecessarily and reduces the life of the pump itself.
Hydra-Cell Intelligent pump control is an open loop system without pressure gauges and complex electrical feedback loops. It delivers just the right flow of coolant to maintain the required system pressure, regardless of tool orifice size.
As well as reducing the power requirement, co olant chillers can be smaller and consume less energy. Wanner International Lanner International Ltd
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EMO will be exhibiting its latest addition to the high performance Anglissimo range of interconnect solutions at Southern Manufacturing Exhibition, 5th to 7th February 2019 at FIVE, Farnborough Stand E180.
This versatile range of push pull connectors offers designer engineers the ability to configure cable exit angles during installation and is now available with a watertight IP68 protection rating suitable for outdoor applications.
anner has introduced intelligent pump control for its Hydra-Cell pumps that it claims will generate significant savings while improving machined part
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Seeley International’s evaporative cooling cts presented at SouthernManufactfacturing
eeley International are world leaders in designing and manufacturing highly efficient evaporative cooling solutions.
Evaporative cooling is the most efficient option when cooling large areas, especially industrial and commercial spaces. Refrigerant Air conditioning is not an option, because the capital and running costs would be extremely prohibitive.
Evaporative coolers do not use any sort of chemical refrigerants to cool the air, just water which is supplied by a pump to the wetted media where evaporation occurs and electrical power building. Evaporative coolers use up to 87% less energy than conventiona That all adds up to very responsible environmental and energy saving characteristics.
It is important to remember that cooled air inside the building is not recirculated, so doors or windows must be left open for this air to escape, alternatively extract fans can be installed. This can be a great solution to improve indoor air quality, in production areas where fumes and dust particles are a problem. Evaporative air coolers blow 100% fresh air into the building from outside and actually filter the inco ming air removing most airborne dust and pollen particles. The wet cooling pads trap most of these particles, which are washed down into the sump by the circulating water.
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Seeley International will showcase evaporative cooling solutions branded Breezair and Climate Wizard at the Southern Manufacturing exhibition, which will take place at Farnborough from 5th to 7th February, on stand number A 315.
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BOGE launches SOLIDscrew B
OGE Compressors has launched SOLIDscrew, a new generation of oil lubricated compressor aimed at automotive and light industrial operations requiring flow rates between 21 to 89 (cfm). SOLIDscrew is priced very competitively and, yet still offering Germany’ reliability, competitive se stock availability with next day delivery.
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Mark Whitmore, General Manager at BOGE says, “Customers tell us that a low capital purchase price, immediate availability and reliability are the most desirable factors for this size of compressor. Whereas, drivers such as total cost of ownership and extended warranty are not so important to them. We’ve been able to meet their needs with the SOLIDscrew compressor, offerin g value for money but still using BOGE’s proven technology and reliability.”
Stock of all compressors and service parts are available from BOGE’s UK warehouse in Huddersfield, with next day delivery available.
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