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  • HMB announces punch rivieting machne that communicates via Ethernet

    HMB announces punch rivieting machne that communicates via Ethernet

    MP85A FASTpress evaluates and transmits process parameters to the production data server. Data is stored within the press and can be transmitted via an Ethernet interface to a production data server. Component names can be transmitted individually, while specific process results or measurement curves can be selected for saving.
    30 November, 2006
  • Souriau releases IP 69 bayonet coupling connector

    Souriau releases IP 69 bayonet coupling connector

    UTS connectors are fitted with seals to provide sealing in accordance with IP68 & IP69K standards. This means that the connectors are able to withstand water immersion at a depth of 10 m and high-pressure cleaning @ 140 bars. The seal is dynamic in that it is maintained even in the event of the cable being subjected to a pulling or bending motion.
    30 November, 2006
  • Lantronix announces device servers for up to 32 devices

    EDS16PR and EDS32PR high density device servers can quickly and securely connect, access and monitor up to 32 serial devices over existing management or production networks from a single 1U high/rack mount data center ready unit. These platforms provide enterprise-grade security and intelligent web services for attached devices, including XML, Really Simple Syndication (RSS), and e-mail.
    30 November, 2006
  • B&R adds DVD burner to industrial PCs

    B&R adds DVD burner to industrial PCs

    The B&APC620 and Panel PC industrial PCs are available with optional IP65 protection and a DVD-RW drive that can read and write all standard DVD formats. This allows for the continuously increasing need for high-capacity memory media and accommodates the trend of recording more production and quality data.
    30 November, 2006
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