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he iT300 transmitter provides an easy means to connect a standard vibration sensor to a PLC, DCS or SCADA system. The transmitter’s input provides power to and measures the signal from either an accelerometer, piezovelocity sensor or dual output sensor.


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The input circuitry has a wide frequency response, capable


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without wires to a central wireless receiver which converts each received pressure signal channel to a 1-5Vdc or 4-20mA output.


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The IWPT wireless pressure sensor and receiver is a cost effective replacement to a traditionally wired pressure sensor that offers the advantages of a low-cost installation in inaccessible and expensive installation environments. The key benefit of wireless is avoiding long, tortuous or expensive cable runs over larger areas. The battery powered wireless pressure sensors can have a range of up to 750m, easily paired to the compatible IWR family of single or five-channel wirele measurement systems.


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, with free configuration ss receivers for multi-


software available for more complex systems. Cynergy


ireless battery powered pressure sensor and receiver system for connecting up to 5 pressure sensors


of measuring signals between 0.2 Hz and 20,000 Hz. The transmitter has two indepe analog


outputs. The channels contain selectable i ndent processing bands with flexible mapp


as acceleration or velocity.


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ntegration, allowing outputs ing options to two 4-20mA


ptimising production processes by improving energy efficiency and reducing costs are likely to be high priorities for most manufacturers and they can be achieved, thanks in part to the availability of increasingly sophisticated monitoring and measuring devices. A good example of this is the new SD family of Thermal Compressed Air Meters from ifm electronic, which incorporates an integrated pressure and temperature sensor. The SD family of devices have been developed as an ‘all-in-one-sensor’ to provide ‘at-a-glance’ compressed air monitoring totalised volume plus pressure and temperature of


the air. With clear TFT with volumetric flow,


display and IO-Link interface, the unit can be easily parameterised and all information transferred to the control platform.


The SD sensors can also help toward improving energy efficiency of process installations thanks to its ability to precisely monitor for leakages. This, combined with its high repeatability, enables exact location of the costs of compressed air consumption to the respective production line which helps operators to optimise product cost calculations.


ABB’s newDodge® SafetyMount


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BB has launched Dodge® Safety Mount spherical roller bearings with a built-in patented locking mechanism that reduces installation time by up to 75 percent compared to traditional products. Best suited for bulk material and air handling applications, the new bearing mounts by tightening fasteners instead of using a hammer and other tools. The new system also allows for simple installation and removal from the same side of the bearing, which means only one person is needed for the task.


“The new mounting system replaces the blows of a hammer with the tightening of fasteners,” says Jim Madsen, Dodge Mounted Roller Bearing Product Manager, ABB. “It also makes it faster to install large bearings, but more importantly, it makes it safer for the installer.”


Safety Mount bearings feature a triple-lip contact seal and corrosion-resistant flinger sealing system which pre- vents contamination from entering the product during installation and operation. A labyrinth seal option is available for high-speed and high-temperature applications.


Dodge Safety Mount spherical roller bearings are suitable for use with the ABB AbilityTM Smart Sensor for mount- ed bearings, an easy-to-use, wireless sensor that monitors the health of bearings.


Dodge Safety Mount bearings combine the advantages of the Dodge Imperial family of bearings: factory sealed and greased, shaft ready out of the box, with no feeler gauges required. They are offered in split cap and single piece housing options in standard SAF, metric SN, Type E, and Imperial housing dimensions in sizes 4-15/16” to 7” (115 mm to 170 mm).


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CPH7000 portable process calibrator


IKA's CPH7000 portable process calibrator has received ATEX approval. It is therefore also suitable


for use in hazardous areas.


The CPH7000 provides highly flexible on-site calibration for process transmitters and pressure gauges. A high- pressure version even tests measuring ranges up to 10,000 bar. The portable, multi-function instrument integrates an electronics module, a hand pump for generating test pres- rformance data logger.


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