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EAO-Highland - Featuring its extensive range will be EAO-Highland. They are scheduled to launch their LSC alarm/annunciator system: a flexible, modular product which can be easily and quickly expanded or modified by cross-linking several modules to meet particular application requirements.
Dresser - Valves and Controls - The masoneilon Smart valve Interface (SVI) is set to revolutionise the way conventional control valves are poitioned, controlled and diagnosed in the process environment. (Stand D2).
USData Live demonstrations of FactoryLink ECS and FactoryLink WebClient will be held on their stand. (Stand U1).
Xycom - launched their new 12",14" and 15" flat panel PC systems at the show as well as their Focal Point MMI products.
Labfacility Ltd - featured temperature calibration in addition to a comprehensive range of temperature instrumentation and sensors.
Arcom Control Systems - highlighted its low cost single board computer, the SBC104, as well as its range of embedded controller products and complete industrial PC and PC/ISAbus I/O cards.
Solartron Group - showed their 795x series flow computers as well as their data acquisition products.
Paar Scientific - showed for the first time in Britain their new in-line beer monitor which uses only a single DSR density/sound velocity transducer to measure alcohol, extract and original extract in beer.
Krohne - featured a new Coriolis efect flowmeter developed from its world leading G Series single straight tube Coriolos design, and a "born-again" variable area flowmeter - whose predecessor was launched some 75 years ago.
Quick Controls - showed the industrial "Touch Control System" (an input, display and control device), the industrial touch input PC and various desktop systems including the new maestro PC.
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British Rototherm - The world launch of British Rototherm's DigiGauge will occur at this show. This features high stability sensors designed to accept direct process contact and are compatible with most liquids and gasses - wetted parts being ceramic, 316 stainless steel and Viton in an IP67 sealed stainless steel construction. Terry Thomas on rototherm@netwales.co.uk.
Quick Controls Ltd - The most recent addition to the product range is the MAESTRO PC a flexible operator interface with a fast performance directly from your desk. It has the size advantage of a laptop with the security of the desktop machine. A revised up-date to their industrial Touch PC has also been introduced.
Sensor Technology Ltd - announced a radical new technology for measuring rotary torque. This patented TORQSENSE transducer uses a Surface Acoustic Wave device as a frequency dependant strain gauge and claims to be the world's first low cost non-contact rotory torque transducer for OEM applications.
MTE Turck - announced the launch of the QM42 series sensors. These 10 to 30v DC photo electric units are designed for dirty and harsh environments and provide exceptional performance at low cost.
TecQuipment Ltd - previewed their new Sensor and Instrumentation System (SIS) This is a practical trainig tool for colleges, universities and companies teaching sensor technology, instrumentation and control.
NCS Computer - showed their range of EMC/CE certified workstations, compact MMI PCs and monitors with flat panel or CRT displays.
Haven Automation - demonstrated their Spec-Cal Eclipse process calibrator which is supported by new Windows-based software. When used in conjunction with their plug-in Multical Pressure Modules it becomes a highly accurate pressure calibrator.
National Instruments UK - showed Fieldpoint, their new intelligent distributed and modular I/O system that gives industrial system developers an economical solution for monitoring and control applications.
Status Instruments - The SEM210 a new smart universal temperature transmitter was launched. They also introduced a brand-new addition to its SEM 1000 series, a mains powered process isolator and signal converter (SEM1100).
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