Big future in the pipeline
A new name in the sector of in-situ pipelining aims to hit the ground running after attracting interest from Europe, Asia and the United States as well as the UK within weeks of launching.
A new name in the sector of in-situ pipelining aims to hit the ground running after attracting interest from Europe, Asia and the United States as well as the UK within weeks of launching.
To analyse the long term performance of valves and pumps, Manchester-based Bifold Group has adopted radio frequency based torque transducers from Sensor Technology for two specialist test rigs.
Improving support for high tech engineering and technology businesses as Brexit progresses was high on the agenda when Victoria Prentis MP for Banbury and North Oxfordshire met staff at Sensor Technology during National Apprenticeship Week (5th to 9th March 2018).
A company that has been at the forefront of electric vehicle design and development for over 20 years has supplied a test rig based on a wireless torque sensor to a world renowned UK University automotive research facility.
Engineering education competition, Formula Student (FS) aims to develop enterprising and innovative young engineers and is designed to test students’ abilities and demonstrate their capabilities to deliver a complex and integrated product in the demanding environment of motorsport.
Sensor Technology has a new range of transmitters that can add wireless capabilities to any make of strain gauge. The WSG series transmitters allow any manufacturer’s strain gauge to send readings to Sensor Technology’s wide range of displays and readouts, which can be located at a distance from the gauge itself.
Non-contact torque sensors from Sensor Technology are playing a key role in the development of commercial-scale in-stream tidal turbines produced by Irish company, OpenHydro.
Launching its digital ORT 230/240 series, Sensor Technology reports new benchmark performance standards for optical rotary torque transducers.
Sensor Technology offers a simple, retrofittable solution to aid SOLAS compliance.
Pumps are increasingly required to supply real time operating data to control networks so that their performance can be monitored and adjusted to meet constantly changing production requirements. Hard wiring a sensor into a pump’s rotating drive shaft usually requires the use of a delicate slip ring, but an alternative solution is to use a non-contact radio frequency detector, as Mark Ingham of Sensor Technology explains.
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