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  • Why Ethernet is Your Best Connection

    Why Ethernet is Your Best Connection

    This article was provided by Parker Compumotor, written by John Guite, Product Planning Manager for Parker Automation - Compumotor Division. Parker Compumotor is a leader in the motion control industry providing solutions for factory automation needs. They takes a system approach to solving your application and build an integrated family of products to match your needs. For more information, please visit Compumotor's website at: http://www.compumotor.com.
    By: John Guite
    25 March, 2003 | 8 minutes

  • New Improvements to Magnetic Level Gauge Technology Yield Increased Control, Accuracy, Safety and Reliability for Plants that Process and Store Fluids

    A brief examination of the latest improvements to magnetic level gauge (MLG) systems will help bring any engineer up-to-date on the hardware that is now available to help improve plant operations.
    By: Carl Kull
    17 February, 2003 | 10 minutes

  • Voltage Awareness Devices Increase Electrical Safety

    Increased awareness and better safety procedures increases safety. The NFPA 70E and OSHA 1910 describe electrical maintenance safety procedures for employer and employee
    By: Philip Allen
    19 June, 2002 | 7 minutes
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