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UTO series meets IP68 or IP69K standards. This ensures that the connector remains watertight at depths of up to 10 m and during high-pressure cleaning operations at 140 bars. The seal is dynamic which means that it is preserved even when the cable is pulled in all directions.

The easy to use window based GUI will be used to program and control 6 axis robots in plastics and injection molding applications including demolding and deburring. The new KUKA GUI named KUKA Smart GUI Plastics Software Package is the only available interface that provides the same simplified programming capability currently used in traditional linear robotic applications.

This machine provides a method of converting RFID tags/inlays to be embedded accurately onto a paper or film label, even though each production batch has varying size labels and requires a different type of RFID tag to be embedded in a different area of the label.

IDD-KH provides machine vision systems with generous light output for measuring, inspecting and reading applications where intense illumination is required.

Dynics, Inc. now offers the popular paneLink series with Pentium M technology. The new faster paneLink has the processing power of a P4, but uses less wattage and generates less heat. In addition, the paneLink series has undergone “thermal” re-design to better facilitate airflow and system heat dissipation.

KwikDraw-B series includes a multi-function 15, 17 or 19-in. cascadable rackmount monitor, keyboard, touchpad and 1, 8 or 16-port KVM in a 1U 19-inch rack space.

Shaft alignment tool automatically collects the laser coordinates for the corresponding shaft position.

Ventrix 4004 and Ventrix-W 4004 4U rackmount PICMG 1.3 compliant industrial computers are Windows Vista capable. They provide PCI express (PCIe) expansion, use Intel Pentium D Dual-Core LGA775 technology, and have an ndustrial-grade 600W power supply.

MIRO GSM provides current machine operating conditions through short text messages via a cellphone.

Users can now connect serial devices to wired and wireless networks with the Universal Wi-Fi Gateway. The Gateway can also be used to provide communications redundancy over wired and wireless networks, improving reliability assurance for critical applications.

These sensors can measure temperatures within the range -20ºC to 500ºC (-4ºF to 932ºF) with a response time of 200ms and accuracy of up to ±1ºC (±2ºF). A choice of three different fields of view are available: 2:1, 10:1 and 30:1, to ensure that small or remote targets can be measured.

Model 2.15.200 is a low noise linear power supply which provides an output of ±15 VDC @ 200 mA.

PoE Ethernet switches can power IEEE802.3af compliant powered devices and transmit data, which saves wiring costs in applications such as IP video surveillance and industrial controls.

With its ADAM RAP vehicle in motion jukebox, mobile robots can say "Get out of the way!"

“AS-Interface is perhaps the simplest fieldbus network available for wiring of actuators and sensors (with wiring savings up to 40%),” said Mark DeCramer, Product Manager for the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM. “Requiring just a single cable to connect I/O modules, users need very little knowledge of bus systems or communication protocols to get started.”

Improvements in version 2.5 include alarm management, process stewardship, production reporting, continuous process control, process analysis and support for PAT.

The DHS215XEL provides the user with a completely portable, easy-to-use, cost-effective, and accurate means to measure surface temperatures in a wide variety of applications including quality/non-destructive testing, manufacturing process control, plant/facilities maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, automotive repair and diagnostics, diesel and fleet maintenance and HVAC/Refrigeration.

RR3036 provides a read range from 50mm to 100mm for close-proximity RFID applications.

Flea3 FL3-GE-50S5 cameras are based on color and monochrome versions of the Sony ICX655 CCD and can stream 2448 x 2048 images at 8 FPS over Gigabit Ethernet.

Cooperatively developed by Opto 22’s engineering and marketing divisions, “Understanding Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs) in Industrial Automation” explores how PACs were first developed, outlines their defining characteristics, and highlights the similarities and differences between PACs, PLCs, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), and other industrial controllers and devices.