Products ODU Connectors
ODU are a niche manufacturer of ‘problem-solving’ connectors and assemblies with particular expertise in rugged miniature ‘push-pull’ circular connectors and modular rectangular connectors. Medical - ODU has the right connections for these vital technologies, proven many times over, meeting the strictest regulatory requirements and specifications.
Instrumentation - specialists in high-performance contacts, ODU has been successfully connecting interfaces in test & measurement for many years.
High-Speed Data - a variety of rugged connectors for all protocols up to 14.4Gb/s Military & Security - miniature connectors performing faultlessly in the most demanding of environments - the services deserve a connector system that is totally secure, utterly reliable and fit-for-purpose – exactly what we offer. Industrial - modular rectangular connection systems incorporating signal, data, coax, power, fibreoptic & fluidic contacts, available in many formats, from standard connectors up to complex custom sub-assemblies.
https://odu-connectors.com/uk/
Complying with life science sterilization control mandates
The traceability of pharmaceutical manufacturing processes is critical to navigating the complexity of government regulations that impact the design, development, production and distribution of medications. The recent introduction of the EudraLex Volume 4 Annex 1 guidance regarding the manufacturing of sterile medicinal products is an example of good manufacturing practices (GMPs) that help ensure quality and safety. But the challenge comes with documenting the process, as Roberto Zerbi, global life sciences business development manager at industrial technology manufacturer Watlow, explains. The EudraLex Volume 4 Annex 1 guidance, which comes into effect in August 2023, illustrates how new
regulations are introduced to grow trust in the life sciences business. Sterilizers play a key role in producing injectable medicines like vaccines. Life science firms and the machine builders that support them must find the most efficient way to meet the data integrity principles applied to the records of each heat sterilization cycle.
www.watlow.com
The complete range of connectors from Selwyn Electronics….
As a specialist supplier of connectors and cable assemblies for over 30 years, and with particular emphasis on engineering support, Selwyn Electronics has always kept up to date with market trends and new technologies.
The Selwyn portfolio includes: • Extensive range of Waterproof connector • Full range of ODU connectors • Cable Assembly in UK and China
• PCB and cable mounted RF connectors • BGA Sockets and adaptors • Circular connectors
So, if you are looking for a reliable and knowledgeable connector supplier for a new product design you are working on, or if you are looking to save costs on a product that is already being manufactured, then Selwyn is the company worth contacting. Their friendly sales staff can help with technical information, samples and prices, and a Sales Engineer can visit if preferred.
www.selwyn.co.uk 56 July/August 2023
www.electronicsworld.co.uk
Vision Engineering launches new version of its bestselling Mantis optical stereo microscope
Vision Engineering, the world-leading provider of innovative inspection, metrology, and digital 3D visualisation solutions, has announced the launch of Mantis 3rd Gen, the latest addition to its best-selling and award-winning range of ergonomic optical stereo microscopes.
Mantis is in use in tens of thousands of R&D, manufacturing and analytical sites around the world. Mantis 3rd Gen incorporates the latest developments in optics, digital cameras and fully adjustable LED lighting, to keep Mantis at the forefront of stereo imaging.
Mantis is designed for precision engineering, electronic engineering, medical device manufacture, and a wide range of other applications that require high-quality images and superior ergonomics. It features a unique, patented, eyepiece-less design that delivers a large, high-quality optical stereo image directly into the user's eyes, making it more comfortable and easier to view than traditional microscopes.
Manipulative, rework and restoration tasks need stereo images, to allow easy hand to eye coordination and depth perception. Mantis 3rd Gen combines stereo optical images, with high resolution camera options for manipulation and recording.
Mantis 3rd Gen features long working distance and excellent depth perception, now with a choice of 3 magnifications, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. It also now comes as standard with five different ways to illuminate your subject, giving you the flexibility to adjust the lighting to get the perfect image for your needs.
In addition to its outstanding image quality and ergonomics, Mantis also features a powerful digital imaging system that allows you to capture, review, and share high-resolution images. This makes it easy to share your work with colleagues, document your findings, and train new employees.
Substantial R&D has resulted in a new range of stand options, to allow flexibility, stability and reduced footprint
"As our customers have told us for the last 28 years, Mantis is an ideal solution for anyone who needs to perform precise work with small objects," said Mark Curtis, Managing Director at Vision Engineering. "We invest substantial R&D time and effort in exploiting the opportunities that fast moving optic, digital and lighting technologies offer our dedicated customer base. Mantis 3rd Gen offers the best of both worlds: superior ergonomics and optical image quality, combined with the latest digital imaging technology."
Mantis is available for purchase now. For more information, please visit:
www.visioneng.com/mantis
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