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PRECISION HYGIENIC LOADCELLS FOR EVERY APPLICATION


COVER STORY p14-15


CONTENTS


SAFETY


Safety must be prioritised at every stage of a machine’s lifecycle, from design through to maintenance, to protect productivity and reputation


FOOD & BEVERAGE 21


Reducing food waste in production is essential, and false rejects from metal detectors is a challenge that must be addressed


The Green Peristaltic Pumps


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No more foreign bodies in raw materials


Minebea Intec introduces ‘Dymond Bulk’ the new jewel in its crown for x-ray inspection. www.minebea-intec.com


NEWS


05. New £19million facility signals a unified approach


ASK THE EXPERT 07. Effective alarm management


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24317 - Monthly Derived Unique Browsers 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2016 Process & Control:


FEATURES Mixing, weighing & conveying... 11. Get a handle on ingredients


Pumps, valves & actuators... 17. MIP pumps strike a happy medium 18. Flush out plant inefficiencies


Hazardous areas & safety... 21. No ifs, or buts, when it comes to safety 22. Stay safe with your cobot colleague


Flow & level control... 31. Guiding you to accuracy 32. Verifying meters in a heartbeat


SCADA & data acquisition... 35. Making better use of data


INDUSTRY FOCUS


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EDITOR Michelle Lea Tel: 01622 687031 mlea@datateam.co.uk


DIRECTOR OF EDITORIAL Neil Mead Tel: 01622 699110 nmead@datateam.co.uk


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Food & beverage... 25. Top tips for food producers 26. The truth about false rejects 28. Automation is brewing for SMEs


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