Just because temperatures are dropping, don’t be lulled into a false sense of security where cooling systems are concerned. That’s the message from panel manufacturer and climate solutions specialist, Rittal.
Intertec’s Multicool 1100 active cooling solution for small outdoor electronics and instrumentation equipment cabinets features a GRP (glass reinforced polyester) housing that is inherently resistant to corrosion.
Cheese producer, Wyke Farms, generates biogas from its own on-site anaerobic digestion (AD) plant. This converts 75,000t of biodegradable waste per year into renewable energy to sell back to the National Grid. By blending Calor LPG with biomethane, the resulting blend qualifies for injection into mains gas grid, thereby making a contribution of sustainable energy to many thousands of domestic homes and businesses.
Following a successful trial in one of its operating theatres, the Royal Surrey County Hospital installed Goodlight LED tubes. Similar retrofit products were also fitted in corridors to replace original lighting that had begun to fail whilst Goodlight floodlights and LED SON replacements were installed in the hospital’s car park.
JSP has launched a new system to inspect and keep track of its height safety equipment, giving a company control of its assets and allowing it to quickly and easily cost out jobs, take inventories, prevent loss and comply with safety regulations.
AUTOMATICAtakes place in Munich from 21st to 24th June, 2016 and will present the latest developments at the interface between industrial and professional service robotics.
High performance polyurethane seals for wind turbines…
Gambica has published a technical guide on the modification and maintenance of low voltage switchgear and control assemblies.
The new RF-Line Feeder from Rotech uses patent-protected technology to help pharmaceutical manufacturers print erect cartons with high-quality information that complies with ISO/IEC15415 and thus remains clear and scannable at each stage of the supply chain.
RFID tracking greatly increases manufacturing and logistics productivity, often paying for itself in three to six months, according to Red Ledge, an expert in RFID, barcode, voice and sensor technologies (www.redledge.co.uk). The company says that by increasing visibility it can also double the level of supply chain intelligence and is launching an advisory service to help manufacturing, logistics and retail companies who have yet to use RFID decide whether it is a viable technology for them, no
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