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25 April 2018

• Simpler, Thanks to Reduced Complexity

  Less is more; that is the philosophy behind Rittal’s new VX25 large enclosure system.

• A SUCCESS – Our largest pressure die casting that we have supplied to date. First batch delivered on time and right first time.

  Weighing in at 7kgs and measuring 300x300x100mm and with a tool weight of 7000kgs, the project had specific and very detailed manufacturing challenges to overcome.

• Nanosilica Filled Epoxy with High Abrasion Resistance Meets NASA Low Outgassing Specifications

  Master Bond EP30NS is a two component epoxy system that cures at room temperature or more rapidly at elevated temperatures.

24 April 2018

• Elesa strong industrial retaining magnets keep it all together

  Elesa’s industrial RMA flat disc retaining magnets and their sister RMP cylindrical series are shielded magnetic components with high performance and moderate dimensions.

• More than just a ‘Standpipe…’

  No power for your Fluid Category 5 application? No problem for our Fluid Category 5 Standpipe!

• Pressure Die Casting

  A SUCCESS – Our largest pressure die casting that we have supplied to date.

• Under pressure? 60,000psi high performance tubes at the Offshore Technology Conference

  Meet the team on Booth 461

• Stertil Koni simplifies washbay operations following devastating fire

  As part of a reconstruction project to replace workshop and vehicle washing facilities destroyed by fire, Wm Hamilton & Sons Ltd specified a Stertil Koni Skylift 350 to simplify operations within a purpose-built washbay.

23 April 2018

• EMKA Gaskets supplement EMC protection

  EMC protection against transmission of electro-magnetic interference is a major design consideration for manufacturers of susceptible equipment, however this sometimes requires supplementation. The sheathed EMC gasket offered by EMKA can be a solution to this problem.

• 5 ideas to enhance the induction process within manufacturing

  We’ve all seen the pictures on LinkedIn. You know the ones I mean, the ‘new starter’ desk image filled with goodies.