October 2006 Newsletter
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In this issue...
Product Highlights
HMI
Labelling Solution
Electropneumatic Regulators
Digital Image Recorder
Registration Mark Sensor
Technology in Action
Vibration Monitoring Cuts Costs by 90%
Ethernet replaces analogue devices
Air motors for paint stirring
Leak-free compressed air system saves costs
Trolley device improves working conditions
Ten inspection tasks, one camera
Super pusher takes the heat out of production
Roller bearings take you to the clouds
Bell strikes right note for Norgren


   

Dear Reader,

As Paul Kellett, director for market research in the Automated Imaging Association, points out, “machine vision has become indispensable in many of today's highly competitive industries, including semiconductors, electronics, food, wood products, containers, printing, automotive and pharmaceuticals”. What trends in the market does Kellett see? Read his article here.

As a newsletter exclusive, George Chamberlain, president of Pleora Technologies offers product evaluation pointers within the field of GigE Vision.

Also in the last issue of IEN Europe is the story on the “roof on wheels” of the new Nantong stadium in the Chinese Jiangsu province. This is China 's first large stadium with a roof that can be opened, and the propulsion and stabilization of the movable roof is done hydraulically.


Industry News
  • Video Cameras learn from Insect Eyes
  • One in Four Accidents caused by Machinery
  • Strong Growth for Industrial PCs
  • Turkey succeeds India in Hannover
  • Schaeffler acquires Renold Automotive
  • Optibelt joins Endorsia
  • Read more


    Product Highlights

    1. HMI
    Up to 15” display, 50mm installation depth
    KONTRON
    Read full story on ien-online


    2. Labelling Solution
    Semi-automatic system for labeling tubes
    CDA
    Read full story on ien-online

    3. Electropneumatic Regulators
    Extremely compact design, user friendly display
    CAMOZZI
    Read full story on ien-online

    4. Digital Image Recorder
    Records at up to 5000 frames per second
    MICRO & SYSTEMS
    Read full story on ien-online

    5. Registration Mark Sensor
    Onboard microprocessor determines whether the red, green or blue LED will yield the best performance
    BANNER ENGINEERING
    Read full story on ien-online


    Technology in Action

    1. Vibration Monitoring Cuts Costs by 90%
    By introducing the FAG Detector III System, one of Germany 's largest manufacturers of floor coverings has been able to reduce maintenance time and costs.
    Read full story on ien-online

    2. Ethernet replaces analogue devices
    Ferrovie Nord Milano, Italy 's second busiest railway company, is implementing Westermo Ethernet equipment to replace its analogue devices.
    Read full story on ien-online

    3. Air motors for paint stirring
    Thanks to changing from traditional vane motors to non-lubricated air motors from Huco Dynatork, one UK automobile plant is saving in the region of €133.000 per annum in power costs and plant renewals alone.
    Read full story on ien-online

    4. Leak-free compressed air system saves costs
    Compressed air and fluid process systems specialist Thorite has installed various equipment at replacement automotive exhaust system manufacturer Bosal.
    Read full story on ien-online




    5. Trolley device improves working conditions
    With the help of linear motion products from SKF, Hanill Systems has developed an innovative inspection trolley device that helps improve the working conditions of maintenance engineers who spend long periods of time working below underground trains.
    Read full story on ien-online

    6. Ten inspection tasks, one camera

    Bar code, colour, position, completeness, … Up to ten different quality characteristics of passenger car automatic gears are checked with the help of a single intelligent camera from Siemens.
    Read full story on ien-online

    7. Super pusher takes the heat out of production
    Airedale International Air Conditioning has recently taken delivery of its' first Nu-Star Super Pusher unit at their main facility in Leeds , England . The Super Pusher is used for maneuvering the air conditioning and chiller units throughout the production and testing lines and then into to the despatch area.
    Read full story on ien-online

    8. Roller bearings take you to the clouds
    The fasters elevators in the world, operating in the tallest building in the world, are using traction motor bearings from NSK.
    Read full story on ien-online

    9. Bell strikes right note for Norgren
    O F Bell have successfully undertaken a metal replacement project for IMI Norgren. This project involved replacing a machined aluminium cover with an injection moulded replacement.
    Read full story on ien-online

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