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  • Ruland Manufacturing releases couplings with standard keyways

    Ruland Manufacturing releases couplings with standard keyways

    Oldham couplings and jaw couplings are each three piece coupling assemblies comprised of two aluminum hubs with a mating center section for transmission of torque. Keyways increase the torque capacity of the coupling by creating a positive drive while also ensuring precise positioning of the coupling hub.
    05 February, 2007
  • JAI releases 4 megapixel camera for machine vision

    JAI releases 4 megapixel camera for machine vision

    TM-4200 series features four megapixel resolution (2048 x 2048) and software-selectable operation that allows users to choose between dual tap mode at 15 frames per second (with automatic channel balancing), or single tap mode operating at 8 frames per second.
    02 February, 2007
  • Ethernet Direct releases Redundant X-Ring Ethernet Switches

    X-Ring is designed for mission critical industrial networks. When using industrial Ethernet switches in a ring topology, X-ring can deactivate one of the links in the ring to data traffic while simultaneously monitoring that the link is functioning. In case one of the links in the ring fails, the deactivated link is “activated” in less than 300 milliseconds.
    02 February, 2007
  • Prosilica releases GE2040 gigabit Ethernet camera

    Prosilica releases GE2040 gigabit Ethernet camera

    GE2040 ultra-high resolution Ethernet machine vision camera has fast frame rates, excellent sensitivity, small size, and Gigabit Ethernet interface (GigE Vision™ and GenICam). The GE2040 runs 15 frames per second at 2048x2048 resolution
    02 February, 2007
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