The pulp and paper industry poses a major problem for most photoelectric sensors as the highly contaminated (dusty, dirty and grimy) environments make it impossible for many sensors to operate and sense reliably and efficiently. This is a problem that Telco Sensors overcomes with its powerful and high performance photoelectric sensors, ensuring penetration of the thick and harsh pollution whilst guaranteeing reliable detection. With attachable fibre optic cables, Telco Sensors can operate in a temperature range up to 300°C and also withstand the high humidity typically found in pulp and paper manufacturing. This has made Telco’s optical sensors a globally soughtafter solution for monitoring, measuring, positioning and sheet-break detection in these demanding industries.
Multi-colour touch sensors with IO-Link June 2019, ifm - South Africa
, Sensors & Transducers
The new multi-colour touch sensors from ifm bring flexible adaptation to any application. Where many different sensors were required before, one individually adjustable sensor is sufficient today. The ...
Read more...Static and rotational torque sensors June 2019, ASSTech Process Electronics + Instrumentation
, Sensors & Transducers
With the new compact 8661 series of torque sensors, Burster has extended its portfolio to include static and rotating torques over the range from 0,05 to 200 Nm. In addition to the highly accurate measurements, ...
Read more...Handheld control valve tester June 2019, Comtest
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In the past, control valve testing meant using complicated testers that required extensive training, the removal of the valve, and often one-to-two hours of test time on the bench. Comtest is therefore ...
Read more...Magnetic sensors for C-groove cylinders from SMC June 2019, Turck Banner
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Turck’s portfolio of magnetic field sensors is being expanded: The BIM-UNC product series was specially optimised for perfect mounting in the C-groove pneumatic cylinder of SMC. The sensors can be inserted ...
Read more...Photoelectric sensor for demanding applications June 2019, Rockwell Automation
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The new Allen-Bradley 42AF RightSight M30 photoelectric sensor from Rockwell Automation is the latest addition to the company’s smart sensing portfolio. Built with improved environmental resistance and ...
Read more...Vision sensors Africa Automation Fair 2019 Preview
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The VG series vision sensors utilise images captured by integrated industrial camera lenses to determine a target object’s presence, colour, size, shape, orientation, patterns and more. On show at Stand ...
Read more...Radiometric density system Africa Automation Fair 2019 Preview, Mecosa
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On show at Stand D08 is the new DuoSeries LB 475 radiometric density system from Berthold, which is designed for the cementing and hydraulic fracturing industries. The density transmitter is a state-of-the-art ...
Read more...IO-Link infrastructure components Africa Automation Fair 2019 Preview, Pepperl+Fuchs
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Pepperl+Fuchs has on show a range of IO-Link infrastructure components. As a globally established communication standard that is system- and fieldbus-independent, IO-Link offers many advantages. The universal ...
Read more...High performance sensors Africa Automation Fair 2019 Preview
, Sensors & Transducers
The LE46C sensors from Leuze electronic are reliable and cost-effective, with high performance reserves and large ranges. On exhibit at Stand J13, these sensors are ideal for use in conveyor and storage ...
Read more...Leak detection in coal-fired power stations Africa Automation Fair 2019 Preview, Instrotech
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Instrotech’s advanced acoustic leak detection system, Inspecta FFT, can detect boiler tube leaks in coal-fired utilities and in oxygen plants and gasifiers. The technology and equipment is in use in power ...
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