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  • ARC says worldwide total process automation market to reach $79 billion

    Manufacturing companies continue to increase investments in capital expenditures for automation equipment as they recognize the role of automation in the global market. As a result, the worldwide market for total process automation will grow robustly, with ARC expecting a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.4% over the next five years, to reach nearly $79 billion in 2010.
    21 December, 2006 | 2 minutes
  • Emerson announces certification for its instrument calibration laboratory

    Emerson's Brooks Instrument Calibration laboratory is now in compliance with the ISO GUM and certified by the NMi. GUM is the Guide to the Expression of the Uncertainty in the Measurement. NMi is the Dutch Weights and Measures agency, and is internationally recognized as a competent authority in the measurement arena.
    By: Emerson
    19 December, 2006 | 2 minutes
  • Advantech develops partnership with Cole-Parmer

    Advantech's Data Acquisition I/O modules will be sold through the Cole-Parmer catalog.
    By: Advantech Industrial Automation Group
    15 December, 2006 | 1 minute
  • ARC predicts global DCS market to grow 7% through 2010

    The Distributed Control System (DCS) market experienced the strongest growth in a decade between 2004 and 2005, increasing at a rate of close to 9%. This strong growth is expected to continue through 2010, with the global market increasing at an average annual rate of almost 7%, according to the new ARC Advisory Group study, “Distributed Control System (DCS) Worldwide Outlook”
    14 December, 2006 | 3 minutes
  • General Monitors' Flame Detector receives FM approval

    The Multi-Spectral Infrared (MSIR) FL4000 Flame Detector has been certified by Factory Mutual (FM) for application in hazardous environments. The FL4000 provides reliable flame monitoring with false alarm immunity, a wide field of view (FOV) and long range.
    By: General Monitors
    13 December, 2006 | 2 minutes
  • SICK STEGMANN provides downloadable 2D and 3D CAD drawings for encoders

    An online catalog of 2D and 3D configurable product models using SolidWorks 3D PartStream.NET allows customers to configure, view and download 2D and 3D CAD drawings directly into their designs to check for fit and function. SolidWorks product models are available for SICK STEGMANN’s absolute and incremental encoders, length measuring systems, and motor feedback systems.
    By: SICK, Inc.
    13 December, 2006 | 1 minute
    Sponsored By SICK, Inc.
  • National Instruments releases downloadable catalog

    Measurement and Automation Catalog 2007 describes software and hardware for test, control and design applications. For 2007, NI has made it even easier for customers to find what they need by providing the catalog in a searchable, downloadable eBook format.
    By: National Instruments Corporation
    05 December, 2006 | 1 minutes
  • Evolving applications mandate new proximity sensor designs

    As automation equipment continues to decrease in size and increase in complexity, sensor manufacturers are striving to provide smaller sensors with greater capabilities that meet new user requirements. Many new designs can function in confined spaces where traditional, larger, barrel-shaped proximity sensors cannot.
    By: TURCK Inc., Brian Tarbox
    11 November, 2006 | 3 minutes
  • The Role of Sensors in Error Proofing

    The significant benefits of error proofing both automated and manual assembly procedures are becoming increasingly evident in all industries. The objectives are both increased quality and increased productivity.
    By: Michael Dean
    11 June, 2006 | 3 minutes
  • Advantech product selection guides, solution or product catalogs, case studies

    Advantech offers a number of solution guides, product selection guides, catalogs and case studies - many are available in PDF format. The eAutomation Solutions Catalog introduces a full range of products, focusing on the following vertical sectors: Machine Automation, Power & Energy, Building Automation, Environment Monitoring Systems, Intelligent Transportation Systems, and Facility Management Systems.
    26 March, 2004 | 1 minute
  • Vehicle Operator Safety: The Advantages of Using Electronic Sensors in Off-road Vehicles

    Vehicle Operator Safety: The Advantages of Using Electronic Sensors in Off-road Vehicles

    Off-road vehicles are designed to perform arduous tasks in extreme outdoor conditions. In industries such as construction, agriculture and forestry, vehicles must navigate on uneven surfaces while lifting and moving heavy loads. For vehicle operators, the chances of tipping or rolling over are high, and safety is a concern.
    18 September, 2003 | 7 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
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