productInduction heater for large bearings
SKF has introduced a new induction heater – the TIH L33. This product is the smallest in the TIH L series and is capable of heating large rolling bearings weighing up to 700kg.
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productInduction heater for large bearings
SKF has added a new induction heater to its range. The TIH L33 is the smallest in the TIH L series, and is capable of heating large rolling bearings weighing up to 700kg.
productTechnical guide
Gambica has published a technical guide on the modification and maintenance of low voltage switchgear and control assemblies.
productMonitor corrosion
Corrosion levels can be easily monitored using the Multigauge range of multiple echo ultrasonic thickness gauges from Tritex NDT. They measure metal thickness through coatings up to 20mm thick over the entire measuring range of the probe. Coatings are completely ignored and only the metal substrate is measured.
articleCloud-based solution: An asset for port
Port Otago operates a primary deep-water, export-based container terminal at Port Chalmers in New Zealand’s far south. With outstanding facilities and a committed team in place, the company wanted to replace a basic asset management system whose lack of functionality and non-integration with other critical business systems created inefficiencies
productThermal imagers
Omega’s new OSXL-TG165 series of high performance thermal imagers are of a portable, ergonomic design.
productSupport for dairy
When Neal Welch of Mitsubishi Electric contacted Dairy Crest’s Dagenham milk bottling plant for a routine introduction, Dairy Crest engineers were facing a machine breakdown. Welch realised that a quick and effective resolution to the problem would be well received.
articleObsolescence: The debate continues
Nick Boughton, sales manager at Boulting Technology, discusses best practice for obsolescence management from a systems integrator point of view
articleFocus on a better thermal image
Before hot spots in machinery, plant equipment or buildings can be analysed, they must first be located by capturing a great thermal image. Images that are out of focus, have poor contrast or insufficient resolution will not only affect the accuracy of temperature measurements, but might even miss the problem altogether. FLIR suggests a number of hints and tips that can help maximise the amount of useful data that can be obtained from thermal images
articleTen tips for the industrial trainer
John Saysell, senior trainer at MCP, offers tips on how to ensure maximum impact from your training
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