Machine Building

Lee Spring offers DIN-Plus Series compression springs from stock

Lee Spring stocks an extensive selection of DIN-Plus compression springs for immediate delivery. This series helps engineers to meet the increasing global demand for metric designs with the added benefit of excellent corrosion resistance. The DIN-Plus Series is offered in two standard DIN Series types, DIN2098 Part 1 and DIN2098 Part 2 (DIN 2098-1 'Helical springs Made of Round Wire; Dimensions for Cold Coiled Compression Springs with Wire Diameter from 0.5 mm upwards' and DIN 2098-2 'Helical Springs Made of Round Wire; Dimensions for Cold-coiled compression springs of less than 0.5 mm Wire Diameter').

21st November 2019

Vertical electromechanical axis operates singly or in tandem

Camozzi Automation's versatile Series 5V Vertical Electromechanical Axis operates at high speeds over multiple axes and can also be used in tandem, resulting in superb synchronicity and great accuracy.

21st November 2019

Pre-printed, self-adhesive labels simplify circuit marking

Phoenix Contact offers a wide range of labels which meet the legal requirements for correct plant marking.

21st November 2019

CAN module simplifies connection of controls and sensors

The 351CM007 CAN module from elobau easily connects operator controls and sensors with digital or analogue outputs to CAN bus systems. Initially designed for elobau's J4F joystick with safety electronics, the module is now available as a standalone product.

21st November 2019

Optoelectronic system tracks and measures robotic weld seams

Recently launched by Riftek LLC, and available with full support from its UK and Ireland distribution partner Ixthus Instrumentation, the new RF627WELD laser seam tracking and measurement system enables precise control of the welding head position in robotic welding systems. The system harnesses the advanced features of Riftek's Lamia application software, a choice of three Ð Ð¤627Weld series 2D laser scanners to suit the required measurement area, and the RF017 series controller (or alternatively a PC) that interfaces with the customer's welding controller.

21st November 2019

Servo system saves costs and simplifies sizing

The growing consumer desire for more product variety and packaging sizes is creating a need for smaller, more flexible machines. To provide a more cost-effective option for OEMs building smaller machines, Rockwell Automation is introducing a new Kinetix 5100 servo drive, Kinetix TLP motor and cable that can function as a system without a controller.

21st November 2019

Pre-assembled XLR connector rack panel saves time and space

Cliff Electronics is launching a new version of its popular pre-assembled connector rack panels. The CP30183 rack panel features 8 male and 8 female 3-pin front mounted XLR sockets. Cliff's pre-assembled connector panels assist systems integrators by simplifying and speeding up assembly time while reducing component count and cost

21st November 2019

Mitsubishi relaunches MAPS SCADA/HMI as a cloud-based app

By transferring its multi-faceted MAPS SCADA / HMI offering to a secure cloud-based app, Mitsubishi Electric is offering potentially the best of both worlds; an advanced system that is flexible and easy to integrate but is also well supported, stable and secure in operation.

20th November 2019

Renishaw expands range of functional safety certified encoders

Renishaw is building on its existing functionally safe (FS) portfolio by introducing two new linear and rotary encoders, namely the Resolute FS with the BiSS Safety absolute open optical encoder system, and the Tonic FS incremental open optical encoder system.

19th November 2019

Micro-Epsilon launches improved range of Blue Laser sensors

Micro-Epsilon is extending its optoNCDT 1750 range of laser triangulation sensors with a new Blue Laser version for high-speed displacement, distance and position measurements. The sensors are equipped with new high-performance lenses, laser control and evaluation algorithms to ensure precise measurements on different surfaces and materials.

18th November 2019