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  • Endress+Hauser's Versatile Paperless Recorder and Process Display

    Endress+Hauser's Versatile Paperless Recorder and Process Display

    Endress+Hauser's new multi-channel process display and paperless recorder (in one single unit) giving you leading edge performance and reliability at an affordable price. Ecograph T RSG30 is identified by its innovative features, simplicity in use and space-saving design that enables it to deliver unparalleled price to performance ratio when compared to existing paper recorders, data loggers and process indicators or displays.
    01 November, 2005
  • AutomationDirect Thin Finger Wire Duct

    AutomationDirect Thin Finger Wire Duct

    The T1E series rugged wiring duct is made of rigid PVC and carries a UL 94V-0 flammability rating for your wire containment needs. Use this wireway to organize and protect wires and cables in your industrial environments.
    01 November, 2005
  • ifm efector O5 Photoelectric Sensors with Extremely Long Sensing Ranges and Simple Setup

    ifm efector O5 Photoelectric Sensors with Extremely Long Sensing Ranges and Simple Setup

    ifm efector’s compact O5 Series photoelectric sensor measures only 70mm x 18mm x 47mm and offers extremely long sensing ranges. The product line includes a background suppression unit with a sensing range of 1.8 meters, a polarized retro-reflective model with a sensing range of 7 meters, and a thru-beam pair that reaches up to 20 meters. O5 photoelectrics are 3-wire sensors that are directly compatible with bus systems and I/O blocks.
    01 November, 2005
  • Verano Announces Second Generation Industrial Defender® SCADA Cybersecurity Solution

    01 November, 2005
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