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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


Partnering with global suppliers to eradicate a common enemy


world to combat the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve long been a trusted partner to key ventilator


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manufacturers providing high reliability connectors renowned for their durability and unfaltering performance in critical environments. Currently our teams in Asia, the Americas and Europe


are supporting programs to deliver connectors for ventilator production and delivery within those regions. These are products that have been provided for many years including among others: KNB Series – a board-to-board connector with


Hypertac® hyperboloid technology utilized within a French-made portable ventilator found in ambulances, ambulatory helicopters and hospitals.


Smiths Interconnect u +39 010 60361 u www.smithsinterconnect.com


miths Interconnect is proud to be collaborating with leading medical technology organizations around the


Watlow’s LEGACY SERIES Controllers Offer Simple Menus Ideally Suited for Basic Applications and Usage Levels


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atlow, an industry leader in the design and manufacture of complete thermal systems,


introduces its LEGACY SERIES panel-mount temperature controllers. These industry-leading PID controllers offer simple control without complex features making these controllers ideally suited for basic applications and usage levels. Standard bus communications are available on


LEGACY SERIES controllers allowing for easy product configuration via PC communications protocol and free software. This saves time, simplifies programming and improves reliability of controller setup. LEGACY SERIES controllers offer many additional


benefits as well including PID auto-tune for fast and efficient startup, a touch-safe package for increased operator safety, a SMOOTHTOUCH™ keypad eliminating contamination points on the front of the controller and creating a better seal on the front panel as well as a function key for simple, one-touch operation of userdefined, repetitive activities. Additionally, LEGACY SERIES controllers work with


Watlow’s EZ-LINK™ mobile application that connects quickly and easily via Bluetooth® wireless communications for easy controller setup and monitoring.


Watlow® Introduces LEGACY SERIES Controllers – add one “Many times, our customers require a simple controller rather than one of our more powerful and complex controllers, and we want to make sure we provide what is truly required rather than trying to up sell to a controller with features that are not needed,” said Andy Borkowski, product manager. “Watlow is proud to offer the LEGACY SERIES as a practical and economical option for basic applications in a variety of industries.” The LEGACY SERIES is available in a 1/16 DIN panel


mount package and will be followed soon by a 1/32 DIN. They can be ordered as PID process controllers or as dedicated over and under-temperature limit controllers.


Watlow u 1-800-928-5692 u www.watlow.com


SafetyCulture captures real-time risks to protect people and assets in the manufacturing industry


platform for workplace safety and efficiency, SafetyCulture, continues to deliver practical solutions. SafetyCulture is making it even easier for manufacturers to remove points of failure, focus on core tasks and capture anything that raises concern. Tightening regulations and increasing social scrutiny are


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driving companies globally to invest in automated systems to help identify and mitigate risks to their business. Already, more than 75,000 individuals worldwide are using SafetyCulture’s flagship product – iAuditor a mobile inspection app – to complete daily COVID-19 inspections. SafetyCulture’s new products - Sensors and


Incidents - are launching in line with safety becoming


s the world grapples with getting safely back to business following lockdown, the world’s leading


the world’s number one business priority and its Safely Back to Business initiative. Instead of physical monitoring of environmental conditions, and manually inputting results in a physical or digital form, SafetyCulture’s sensors enable workers to connect the sensors and data feeds through the iAuditor app to; monitor conditions like temperature and humidity levels in real-time and be alerted when things go out of range and respond instantly. Similarly, the launch of Incidents allows team


members to capture anything that raises concern in the mind of the worker, such as property damage and personal injury. Teams are empowered to be proactive in identifying and resolving risk and becoming active players in protecting people and property.


CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/IRISHMANUFACTURING For the last 14 years, SafetyCulture has led the market


in mobile-first safety, quality and operational inspections. Its Chief Operating Officer, Alistair Venn, is confident these latest launches will not only support businesses with safety but also their growth: “We started work on these new products long before


COVID-19. We knew that giving our customers a clearer profile of their organisations would give them the ability to get ahead of problems and their competitors. The top down compliance model is broken. We’re giving teams the tools to communicate more fluidly so they’re agile and ever-ready to react.”


SafetyCulture u 0161 768 1124


u safetyculture.com IRISH MANUFACTURING | JULY/AUGUST 2020 31


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