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Programmable pressure sensors for many applications
May 2005, Turck Banner Southern Africa
Turck is offering a new line of programmable pressure sensors that are available with a variety of options for use in virtually all pressure analysis applications. The robust devices operate on the piezoresistive ...

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Oxygen sensor for the process industry
April 2005, Temperature Controls
LTH Electronics has designed a dissolved oxygen sensor for the process industries. The ProcessProbe has a robust reinforced membrane, it has a simple cartridge membrane replacement, flat-face obstructionless ...

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Differential ORP sensors
April 2005, PREI Instrumentation
The compact (1-inch) ORP sensors from PREI Instrumentation use three measuring electrodes compared with conventional ORP sensors, which use only two electrodes. Compared to the conventional combination ...

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High-speed error proofing and inspections
April 2005, Turck Banner Southern Africa
Banner Engineering has announced new PresencePLUS P4 EDGE vision sensors for high-speed inspection and error proofing applications, which are in stock and available for immediate shipment. Able to accurately ...

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New range of rugged admittance probes
April 2005, VEGA Controls SA, Infrastructure, Products & Solutions
New from German manufacturer, Vega, comes the series 60 Vegacal admittance probe, available with the plics (plug in concepts) programme. All electronics modules operate according to the 'phase selective ...

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Ultrasonic flow sensors with inline design
April 2005
IFM Electronic has introduced a new range of ultrasonic flow sensors for G 3/4 and G 1 inline mounting in water applications with flow rates up to 100 l/min. The sensors provide accurate flow rate, totalising ...

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Intelligent range of light curtains
March 2005, Gail Norton Instrumentation
The new line of Merlin light curtains are designed to meet and exceed demanding safety requirements without hampering production.    Features include:    * User friendly controls and instructions. * Replaceable ...

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Smallest inductive magnetic cylinder sensor
March 2005, Turck Banner Southern Africa
Turck is offering what is believed to be the world's smallest inductive magnetic cylinder sensor. The tiny BIM-INT is a mere 5 mm wide x 6 mm high, and was specifically designed for use in pneumatic cylinders. The ...

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New in-line flow sensors
March 2005, Turck Banner Southern Africa
Turck is offering new self-contained monitors that have several key features that will help it provide solutions for applications where others fail, offering many advantages over similar flow sensing ...

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Ultrasonic anemometer
March 2005, Inteltronics
The Young Model 85000 Ultrasonic Anemometer is a 2-axis, no-moving-parts wind sensor. It is suitable for general meteorological applications requiring accurate, reliable wind measurement. The sensor features ...

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Fill level sensors get closer to the application
March 2005, Gail Norton Instrumentation
With compact dimensions (34 mm x 16 mm x 8 mm), the microBOX sensor also excels in terms of easy installation. The sensor itself has two 3 mm mounting boreholes countersunk on both sides, that enable ...

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Slag detection with infrared thermal imaging
March 2005, Protea Automation Solutions, Entertainment and Hospitality (Industry)
When liquid steel is tapped from a basic oxygen or electric arc furnace, it is advantageous to minimise the quantity of slag carried over into the ladle. Previously, this has been done by visual observation ...

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Gas sensors
March 2005, Industrial (Industry)
Formerly EEV, e2v Technologies is offering a broad range of gas sensors for the detection of combustible gases, toxic gases as well as carbon dioxide and oxygen. Three different technologies are used, ...

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Safety light curtain
March 2005, Turck Banner Southern Africa
The EZ-SCREEN from Banner Engineering is offering new features with its EZ-SCREEN non-contact, point-of-operation machine guarding safety light screen system, making it arguably the most feature-rich ...

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Differential, gauge and absolute pressure transmitters
March 2005, N&Z Instrumentation & Control
Fuji's 'floating cell' sensor is the heart of this reliable range of pressure and differential pressure transmitters that have a good track record, both worldwide and in southern Africa. Accurate within ...

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Detecting tramp metal on mine conveyors
March 2005, PJ Tech
A new range of metal detection equipment on the South African market promises to assist local mining companies in eliminating the damage caused to machinery by tramp metal. Tramp metal - pieces of unwanted ...

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Measuring the invisible
March 2005, Dupleix Liquid Meters Flow Control (DLM)
Optec sensors were originally designed and manufactured at the request of the dairy industry for accurate continuous measurement of milk to water ratio as well as milk fat content. This saved the industry ...

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Dissolved oxygen luminescent technology
March 2005, PREI Instrumentation
The success of the luminescent technology for dissolved oxygen has raised several questions by the supporters of the conventional galvanic and polarographic cell methodology for measuring D.O. PREI Instrumentation ...

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PCB-mounted current transducer
February 2005
LEM has introduced the HFIS 40-P and HFIS 70-P flat, PCB-mounted current transducers. The units operate from a single +5 V supply, measure only 22 x 20 x 8,7 mm and are designed for nominal current measurements ...

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Self-contained multibeam light curtain
February 2005
The SG 09 forms a protective screen by generating a curtain of up to 79 infrared criss-cross beams with protection up to a height of 1610 mm, ensuring detection of passing passengers and thus preventing ...

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