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CONTENTS


Septemb er 2021


NEW LEVEL SWITCHES FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY www..processandcon trolmag.co .uk We bring colour into view!


Compact capacitive level switches with 360° custom-colour status display


256 colours Individually selectable:


Measurement in progress Sensor switching Process malfunction


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VEGA has developed the new front-flush point level and interface switch VEGAPOINT 24, designed for use with challenging switching duties required on very sticky, viscous or abrasive products. Its focus is to provide the


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Michelle Lea Tel: 01622 687031


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Industry 4.0/IIoT 8 The Covid-19 industrial revolution 10 Ready for Industry 4.0 and 5G? Test & maintenance 12 New equipment: What’s the outcome? Solids processing 17 Turnkey solution upscales production Filtration & separation 19 Debunking RO system myths 22 A sweet safety solution Manufacturing Expo preview 26 The future of manufacturing Cybersecurity 41 Regulatory box-ticking is not enough


INDUSTRY FOCUS


Water & waste treatment 29 Overcoming data scarcity 32 TOC analysis is key to quality


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SALES EXECUTIVE Claire Rixon Tel: 01622 699150


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ARTWORK EDITOR Kirsty Hood


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Assembly/Handling Robotics Automotive Foodproduction


greatest possible robustness and reliability in the face of all these diverse ingredients. Even with the strongest build-up, you can depend on how effective it is at detecting the point level. Read more on page 14 www.vega.com/uk


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