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August 15, 2017

Energy efficient robots

by paulb in Engineering, Engineering News

Jonathan Wilkins discusses how three technologies can improve the energy efficiency of industrial robots From placing bricks in the toilet cistern, to cling film over the windows, there are many ways to save pennies on your energy bill. In manufacturing, saving energy can be a whole lot simpler and making small but significant changes can […]

August 8, 2017

Handheld digital storage oscilloscopes

by paulb in Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting

RS Components (RS) has introduced the Tektronix TBS2000 series (http://uk.rs-online.com/web/b/tektronix/) of digital storage oscilloscopes. The TBS2000 captures and displays significantly more signal than competitive units, as it offers 10 vertical and 15 horizontal divisions rather than the eight vertical and 10 horizontal divisions typically provided by most oscilloscopes. The series also offers dedicated controls that […]

July 4, 2017

Walk around the factory of the future

by paulb in Control & Instrumentation, Engineering, Engineering News, Instrumentation

Jonathan Wilkins discusses how digital twinning is shaping the future of manufacturing When companies announce a new smartphone release, people are quick to upgrade, in fear of their technology becoming outdated. The need for the latest technology is also visible in the manufacturing sector as those working within it look to improve efficiency through Industry […]

July 3, 2017

Low acoustic noise modular 700 to 1200W power supplies have BF ready isolation

by paulb in Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting

TDK Corporation announces the introduction of 700 to 1200 Watt models to the QM series of modular AC-DC power supplies, featuring low acoustic noise and BF ready isolation. With both medical and industrial safety certifications, the series is suitable for a wide range of applications, including BF rated medical equipment, test and measurement, broadcast, communications […]

June 14, 2017

Force measurement

by paulb in Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting

Measurement and metrology specialist, Starrett, has introduced handheld force measurement to its product line up. The new DFC and DFG Series Digital Force Controllers will enable quality control managers across manufacturing, engineering and research and development sectors to perform accurate batch testing on the move. The new controllers facilitate testing of load limits, break limits, […]

June 9, 2017

Sensors measure hydraulic flow, temperature and pressure

by paulb in Control & Instrumentation, Engineering, Engineering News, Instrumentation

Webtec has introduced a series of new SAE J1939 CAN hydraulic sensors for OEM mobile and industrial applications where customers require real-time monitoring of hydraulic flow, pressure and temperature around the clock. Designed for closed loop control on high-pressure hydraulic systems, the sensors help users predict imminent hydraulic failure or they can be used to […]

June 5, 2017

In the hands of industrial automation

by paulb in Control & Instrumentation, Engineering, Engineering News, Instrumentation

Jonathan Wilkins explains the new job roles automation is creating within engineering and manufacturing Before we even knew the extent to which technology could change our lives, Albert Einstein said: “I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots.” Despite Einstein's worries, technology has improved […]

June 1, 2017

Fixed length cable assemblies

by paulb in Control & Instrumentation, Engineering, Engineering News, Instrumentation

Amphenol RF introduces fixed length SMPM cable assemblies as a pre-configured solution for high frequency applications with 50 Ohm impedance requirements. The cable assemblies offer excellent performance up to 20GHz and are designed for high reliability requirements including military and aerospace applications. Amphenol RF’s SMPM pre-configured cable assemblies feature high performance SMPM plug connectors, which […]

May 26, 2017

Intelligent DIN rail mounted signal amplifier

by paulb in Engineering, Engineering News

Mantracourt Electronics announces the launch of the LCD20 Load Cell DIN Rail Signal Amplifier. This new intelligent strain gauge bridge amplifier has been specifically designed for automation and industrial process control. The compact, stackable microprocessor based unit is accompanied by Mantracourt’s LC Toolkit software which provides intuitive set-up and logical calibration and control. Designed with […]

May 16, 2017

Reining in on industrial automation

by paulb in Engineering, Engineering News

Johannes Petrowisch discusses the benefits of cloud computing for the manufacturing industry The domestic canary isn’t what most of us would consider a tool for industrial labour. But in 1988, hundreds of these birds were made redundant from their small, yet significant roles in Britain’s coal mining industry. Earlier mines lacked air ventilation, which meant […]

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