INDUSTRY UPDATE
New high sensitivity, miniature press force sensor captures very small forces
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Wieland’s safety light curtains provide access control for enhanced safety
dangerous areas or as access control against unauthorised trespassing. Featuring slim, rigid housings that enable easy adjustment and stable operation, with integrated double- scan technology that avoids unwanted downtime in even the harshest operating conditions, the robust and reliable SLC Series safety light curtains provides effective and economical optoelectronic protection customisable to nearly any machine application.
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avoided by using the adjustable range reduction feature, whilst the integrated double scan technology eliminates the risk of unnecessary shutdown even in harsh environments. Planning of safeguards is simplified and there is less type diversity because every SLC from 0 m to the maximum range can be utilised. Setting of parameters is done without PC or DIP switch and is carried out through simple wiring in the control cabinet.
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Also Distributors for other manufacturers: • PHOENIX CONTACT, • FINDER Relays, • CHINT Circuit Protection, Wiring Accessories & Control Components
• EATON GMT range of fuses. • SWITCHGEAR SYSTEMS Power Distribution.
All can be found via our Webstore, or contact us at our Works as shown:
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package of 300 x 131 x 120mm, addressing the requirement for smaller power supplies offering the same power but in a smaller footprint. The CoolX®3000 series offers an impressive 24 outputs; all outputs are isolated (1850 VAC) and the power supply
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has PMBus™ digital communications for monitoring and control capability. Features include plug and play power along with series and parallel outputs for higher voltage and currents. The new 3000 series offer up to 91% efficiency with variable fan speed control. It has level 4 input surge protection
with a MTBF of 150,000 hours and comes with 5-year warranty. With an Input voltage range of 180 to 264 VAC (300VAC for 5secs), output voltage of 1 to 696V and ripple and noise 1% of nominal. Operating temperature range -25 to +60°C with an interface of 8-way connector, voltage control via potentiometer. This intelligent modular power supply is suitable for Medical, Industrial and Harsh Industrial applications.
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olter manufacture & supply Electronic Controls, Fuse alarm indication, PLC'S, Relay Interfaces and
LC Series safety light curtains from Wieland Electric have been designed to protect operators from
he trend toward miniaturization is unstoppable. Medtech devices, semiconductors, electrical
components and automotive parts: in almost every industry, products must now combine increasingly compact dimensions with higher performance. And that poses major challenges for manufacturers and suppliers, who have to achieve maximum accuracy when processing these high-precision lightweight parts. A new, highly sensitive piezoelectric crystal developed
by Kistler guarantees extremely precise measuring results. Used in a new Type 9323 press force sensor which is ideal for measuring very small forces in challenging industrial environments and is an excellent solution for calibrating force sensors installed in production machinery. With a sensitivity of -32
pC/N, the new sensor can accurately measure forces of less than 5 N. The high-precision measuring range of the unique Kistler Type 9323AAA miniature press force sensor cannot be matched by any other commercially available sensor in the world making it the solution of choice for measuring very small forces..
Kistler Instruments Limited u 01256 741550 u
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Connect with STEGO’s new IIoT Platform
Cloud service for IO-Link-based Industry 4.0 applications
friendly access to network and control sensors and actuators based on the IO-Link protocol. Data storage and software functionality are centrally organised in the STEGO CONNECT cloud. Freely configurable dashboards, alerts and workflows give users full control of their digitalisation projects. STEGO CONNECT is an intuitive, cross-manufacturer IIoT
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platform solution for IO-Link devices. As an integrated digitalisation solution, STEGO CONNECT provides easy and fast access to Industry 4.0 applications based on IO-Link technology. High-performance integrated features are available for individual automation solutions: cloud connection, device management, data management, edge computing, workflow editing, central parametrisation and configuration, dashboards, alerts and sensor/actuator control. STEGO CONNECT is available as Software-as-a-Service and is specifically optimised to enable easy access for small- and medium-sized businesses to the world of Industry 4.0. STEGO is offering a subscription package for its cloud service to mark the launch of its IIoT platform solution (24 November 2020). The business model is priced at a monthly fee of ¤ 99 for each edge box installed in the system.
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TEGO CONNECT is the latest contribution to the Industry 4.0 technology. The new Software-as-a-Service provides user-
3000W configurable AC/DC power supply offering intelligent digital power with 24 isolated outputs
omponents Bureau part of the Fortec Group based in Cambridgeshire are pleased to offer Advanced Energy’s Excelsys CoolX®3000 series. The new small sized configurable power supply offers an incredible 3000W in a small
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