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FAULHABER GROUP
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FAULHABER GROUP
More Power in the Hand
Additional power with the new FAULHABER 2668 … CR motor The new 2668 … CR DC motor from FAULHABER offers considerably more power than comparable drives, and is the most powerful copper-graphite commutated DC-micromotor in its size class on the market. Thanks to a bigger NdFeB magnet and a high copper content in the winding, it supplies a rated torque of 70 mNm. As a result, it weighs just 189 g with a diameter of 26 mm. Furthermore, it reaches full power extremely quickly with its high pulse torque. The 2668 … CR is thus especially well suited for professional high-performance tools such as pruning shears or motorised screwdrivers.
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Morgan Advanced Materials
MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS’ SEW3 APP ALLOWS EASY COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF THERMAL INSULATION MATERIALS
Morgan Advanced Materials has launched an innovative interactive tool, allowing the comparison of thermal, economic and environmental performances of a variety of thermal insulation systems over the course of their working lifetimes.
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Scott Safety - 3M
Quality control of particulate filters – are you fully protected when wearing a powered air respirator?
Inside Scott Safety’s factory, the latest robotic technology works round the clock to produce the highest filter quality ensuring the protection of asbestos removers. Every single particulate filter is individually analysed at the end of the production line and any failing its maximum 0.05 percent penetration level test are instantly discarded. This significant technological investment supports one of Scott Safety’s corporate pillars of ‘Zero Defects’ and ensures that rigorous quality and reproducibility is meticulously achieved. As the robots work optimally 24/7 without the need for a break, Scott Safety also delivers unrivalled turnaround in production and delivery of its filters to customers.
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Scott Safety - 3M
SCOTT SAFETY SUPER HEROES DEFINED ‘WHAT’S NEXT IN SAFETY’ AT A+A 2015
Attending the A+A 2015 with the mission to define ‘What’s Next In Safety?’, Scott Safety did not disappoint. With a stand that was bigger and better than ever they showcased the latest technologies, concepts and future-thinking surrounding industrial gas detection and breathing apparatus solutions. Also making their premier appearance was the Scott Safety Super Heroes. These heroes certainly made an impression on visitors highlighting not only the importance of the end user and the world class Scott Safety products but also demonstrating the creative flair of the business.
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Scott Safety - 3M
SEEING DOUBLE? SCOTT SAFETY DOMINATES AT ADIPEC 2015
Visitors to this year’s ADIPEC show will have the opportunity to visit not one but two Scott Safety stands and benefit from speaking to experts across the whole range of Scott Safety products. The main Scott Safety product stand (Stand 13575) will showcase its world renowned Breathing Apparatus (BA) sets, respiratory protection in the form of half and full mask protection, a range of air purified products and its established head and sensory protection products.
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Keyence America
Keyence’s LumiTrax Makes Easy Imaging of Challenging Part Features
LumiTrax technology provides a clear advantage for this industrial inspection and assembly equipment manufacturer.
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SUNON
Sunon V series server fans offer 15% more efficiency
Sunon, the market leading specialist in thermal/cooling technology solutions, is getting ready to launch its innovative new range of V series fans for server and telecom applications in 2016.
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Morgan Advanced Materials
Silverback 3010 Bomb Disposal Search Suit
The Silverback 3010 bomb disposal search suit offers a lightweight solution to enable extended duration bomb disposal missions in a high threat environment. The Silverback 3010 has been designed to provide high performance levels of protection against blast, low speed impact, fragment penetration and flame immersion whilst carrying out search, detection and disposal of explosive ordnance devices.
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IMI
