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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION MINIMUM EFFORT, MAXIMUM SAFETY
light grids and safety light curtains
The importance of occupational safety grows in modern industrial and logistical environments as machines and systems become more complicated. Against this backdrop, Wieland Electric introduces its next generation of safety light curtains and safety light grids, which complement the existing array of optoelectronic protection devices and The new SLG4 series safety light grids were designed for applications
Lutz Wobble Plate Pump Release at ACHEMA
Heinz Lutz, Managing Director at Lutz Holding says “The new industrial pumps pump up to 30,000 litres of thick or viscous liquids and media containing solids with a viscosity of up to 1,000,000 millipascal seconds and a temperature of up to 205 °C.” The new wobble plate pumps, which are made of ro- bust stainless steel, are suitable for application in a range of industries including the paint and coat- ings industry, the sealants and adhesives industry, the pharmaceuticals industry, the cosmetics in- dustry, the oil industry and the food industry. Andreas Rössler, Sales Manager at Lutz Pumpen
states “replacing the wobble plate or shaft seal, can be completed within ten minutes. This ensures increased availability and greater productivity.” Lutz offers FDA-compliant versions for the food and pharmaceutical industries and aluminium bronze versions for the petrochemical industry.
Lutz UK Ltd
www.lutzpump.co.uk RBS Ltd Software 01474 350 883
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Staying Cool: Titan Enterprises Discuss 5 Industrial Applications for Cooling Water Flow Measurement
Five Applications for Cooling Liquid Flow Meters • Water coolant for glass bottle production
• Cooling systems for medical treatment applications • Cooling the world’s most sensitive astronomical camera • Measuring Refrigerant Flow
environment for devices used to determine your water bill, water meters measure the total amount of water that passes through them. Flow meters, on various industrial applications.
Flow Measurement in Cooling Water Systems
operational process itself.” Flow monitoring helps to optimise plant or system
48 JUNE 2024 | PROCESS & CONTROL
In cooling water systems, water is used to remove heat from an industrial process or air conditioning equipment. Such systems provide cooling for critical processes found in power generation stations, food and beverage process facilities, data centres, hospitals and pharmaceutical production. Neil Hannay, Senior R&D Engineer with Titan Enterprises, says: “Selecting
Because water can conduct heat about 30 times faster than air, using water or a water-mix as the cooling medium enables a highly system, vital for electronic systems, medical appliances and highly sensitive instruments.
The bottom line for cooling liquid water systems is for reliable monitoring and process, thus mitigating against serious problems caused by over-heating, such as degradation of operational performance, damage to critical equipment and shutdowns.
Titan Enterprises +44 (0)1935 812790
requiring dependable access protection over wide areas on machines or in production sites. While withstanding temperatures as high as 70°C, the light grids may be put into action swiftly thanks to their on-site diagnostics, reducing downtimes. Furthermore, the durable aluminium housing and protection rating IP65/67 in accordance with EN 60529 ensure that the optoelectronic protective devices perform reliably even in adverse environmental situations.
Wieland Electric Ltd. 01483 531213 Don’t waste your money
staff, internal or external, are costly. Health & Safety at Work is a vicious and draconian law. Section 40 places the burden of proof on the business to do something reasonably practicable to comply with a duty of care.
documentary evidence. Today the law accepts, with conditions, recordings from phone and CCTV as documentary evidence.
E-mail them to your PC and our “Evidence Team” software
will mould to your business and link the records together and provide analyses and reports. It will also create a “Feedback Loop” to avoid the normalisation of deviance, ignoring hazards.
www.wieland.co.uk
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