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MOTOR DRIVES BUILDING TECHNOLOGY FACTORY AUTOMATION INFRASTRUCTURE MOBILITY RENEWABLES MACHINERY POWER SUPPLY


THE ONE STOP SHOP FOR POWER QUALITY


ADVANCED MITIGATION OF HARMONIC DISTORTION  ecosine – the widest range of passive and active harmonic filters  Unique intelligent modular design  Online user configurator ensures best-fit and most cost effective solution  Online Power Quality Simulation Tool for accurate system modelling  Operate from 200 to 690 VAC  IP 00 and IP 20 enclosures


For further information, go to www.schaffner.com/products/power-quality Schaffner Ltd | +44 (0) 118 977 0070 | uksales@schaffner.com | www.schaffner.com


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FARNBOROUGH | Hants | GU14 6XL


5th – 7th February 2019 9.30am – 4.30pm (3.30pm close Thurs)


FREE SEMINARS & PARKING


The UK’s must-attend event for every industrial engineering and manufacturing professional


Free industry seminar programme online @ www.industrysouth.co.uk


The exhibition is free to attend, free to park and easy to get to. Doors open at 9.30am on Tuesday 5th February.


Pre-register online now for your free entry badge and show preview at www.industrysouth.co.uk


SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING & ELECTRONICS is an ETES event organised by European Trade & Exhibition Services Ltd


Tel 01784 880890 · email philv@etes.co.uk


MEDICAL OIL & GAS DEFENCE FOOD & DRINK COMPOSITES AUTOSPORT MARINE AEROSPACE PACKAGING LOGISTICS ELECTRONICS


Meet over 800 national and international suppliers under one roof in the brand new Farnborough venue next February at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics (inc AutoAero) 2019. See live demonstrations and new product launches of machine tools & tooling, electronics, factory & process automation, packaging & handling, labeling & marking, test & measurement, materials & adhesives, rapid prototyping, ICT, drives & controls and laboratory equipment.


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