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  • MTL’s New HART DTM software available free of charge

    MTL’s New HART DTM software available free of charge

    The Generic Comms DTM (Device Type Manager)enables MTL’s MTL4840 HART connection system, MTL8000 Process I/O and its MOST controllers to pass HART data to any Instrument Maintenance software (IMS) packages using the FDT/DTM concept.
    23 August, 2006
  • New three-phase monitoring relays from Carlo Gavazzi

    New three-phase monitoring relays from Carlo Gavazzi

    DPB71 and the DPC Series monitoring relays are ideal for protecting machinery and people in instances where three phase voltage is used, such as with industrial automation machinery, switchgear and elevators/escalators.
    23 August, 2006
  • Lumberg announces DeviceNet cables

    Lumberg announces DeviceNet cables

    New DeviceNet cables include thin and mid hi-flex cables, Mid standard specification cables and thick tray rated cables. Together with the already existing standard cables, Lumberg now offers a complete line of DeviceNet cabling options.
    23 August, 2006
  • Spartan Scientific's media separated solenoid valve creates contamination barrier

    Spartan Scientific's media separated solenoid valve creates contamination barrier

    The Series 4B23 solenoid valve is a direct acting, media separated two-way two-position dry operator valve in which the media remains isolated from the metal working components of the valve, creating a two-way contamination barrier. The media remains untainted by the metals in the operator and at the same time, the moving parts of the valve are protected from the effects of particulates and aggressive chemicals.
    23 August, 2006
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