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combination of performance, safety and cost for OEMs designing vehicles and control systems.
With a low-profile sensor body depth of 17.3mm, and using the popular 28mm
diameter flanged housing with crush-proof mounting zones, these sealed IP69K-rated sensors offer exceptional performance against water, dust, shock, vibration and temperature. The SRH301 and SRH302 rotary position sensors – from the Industrial division’s brand family of Penny & Giles - are ideal for use in challenging environments and as a cost-effective solution for medium-volume applications where a wide range of options or degree of customization may be required. Connection options are industry-standard AMP Superseal or Deutsch DT04 series connectors, or simple 18AWG flying-leads for customer termination. The sensor can also be supplied with a protective NC10 flexible conduit for the cabling. The SRH301 and SRH302 are designed to complement Curtiss-Wright’s already highly-respected portfolio of rotary position sensors, which provide exceptional performance and safety for use in harsh or rugged environments.
XD4 Vane Pump 15 l/min at 4 bars
employees a self-lubricating surface hardening treatment on all running surfaces to endow it with excellent life in applications where poor fluid lubricity may be encountered.. Applications are found with most oils and coolants for flows to 15 l/min Max temps to 200 C Built for long life with a robust motor , under harsh industrial conditions, it can produce over 4 bars
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pressure at nominal voltages of 12 thru 24vdc. It performs well with high viscosity fluids down to very cold temperatures. As a positive displacement pump it will self- prime and is more efficient and quiet than a gear pump.
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he XD-4 is a self-priming and quiet-running vane pump ideally suited to transfer and circulating applications. It
Curtiss Wright 01425 271444
www.curtisswright.com
Fluke Installation Tester with data management software offered at a special promotional price F
Next generation rotary position sensors C
urtiss-Wright’s Industrial division today announced the launch of the SRH301 and SRH302, a new range of shaft-operated, rotary position sensors offering an optimal
luke UK is offering its latest top of the range installation tester, complete with data management software at a special promotional price. The Fluke
1664 FC Installation Tester puts more power in users’ hands by quickly and efficiently testing fixed installations to BS7671 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, protecting appliances that may be inadvertently connected to the system under test, and making it easy to share test results over a smartphone using Fluke Connect®. The Fluke DMS Data Management Software uses the captured results for data recording, offers easy-to-use administration and reporting and provides printing of test reports. The Fluke 1664 FC/DMS UK offer, and other special offers, can be seen at
www.fluke.co.uk/promotions. The Fluke 1664 FC features the patent pending Insulation PreTest™ function that detects if an appliance is connected to the system under test and will stop the test while also providing a visual warning. Insulation PreTest helps avoid accidental and costly damage to peripheral equipment.
Fluke UK Ltd 0207 942 0700 VSD breakdown cover for just £2.59 per day
per day than the cost of a cup of coffee. As the leading UK supplier of variable speed
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drives, motors and maintenance/repair services, Quantum has recently launched their newest service offering - The ‘One Call’ Contract. If you have a problem of any kind with your
installed variable speed drives, Quantum’s ‘One Call’ Contract guarantees to have you back up and running with just one site visit – or in some cases, with just one phone call. MD Kevin Brown explains “When a variable speed drive breaks down it can halt the whole manufacturing process and costs begin to mount quickly. With the average cost of one hours lost production in UK manufacturing amounting to £12K, Quantum’s ‘One Call’ Contract offers an immediate solution and peace of mind when you’re faced with an emergency breakdown.”
For just £947 net per 12 month contract, your business can benefit from:
• 24/7 direct telephone support from drive experts • Immediate 'engineer to site' request • Unique 'first visit fix' guarantee • All variable speed drives installed on your site covered under one contract regardless of make, type and power rating
• Access to UK's largest stock of variable speed drives, spares and hire units • Unlimited calls and site visits
Sign up before 30th September and get an extra three months free, that’s 15 months cover for just £947net!
Quantum Controls 0330 057 5189
onecall@quantum-controls.co.uk
www.quantum-onecall.co.uk
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High contrast graphic display SPI / I²C interface + touch-screen option
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MS Electronics Ltd has available a new series of OLED displays. These OLED displays offer excellent
readability with high contrast and very wide viewing angle. Another unique feature is the very fast response time with temperature range from -40°C to +80°C. The EA OLEDL128- 6 displays are
available in six versions. The standard
version is EA OLED128-6LGA. Available in G (Yellow), B (Blue), W (White) and R (Red). The EA OLED128-6GGA has a special scratch, shock, and UV protective front glass. The EA OLED128-6NGA is supplied without polarizer, providing even greater brightness. This version is ideally used behind smoked glass. The module size is 67.8 x 47.9 mm with view area 64 x 37 mm. Interface is SPI and I2C with integrated SSD1309 controller. The connecting pins on the displays are a 2.54mm (0.1 in) pitch. Display can be soldered directly into the PCB or plugged into a socket. An analogue resistive touch-screen is available.
Quote reference number 3MF7
MMS Electronics Ltd 01943 877668
www.mmselectronics.co.uk
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/PROCESS&CONTROL
uantum Controls can provide 24/7 variable speed drive cover for your business for less
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