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RSL-25K -
Taylor Dynamometer, Inc.
RSL-25K Towing Dynamometer is designedfor testing today’s full-sized cars, SUVs and light trucks. The RSL25K is built with a steel frame, sheet metal body and rides onan independent, coil spring suspension. The RSL-25K uses eddycurrent absorbers for power absorption. The power is provided bybatteries and an alternator.
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Klocke Nanotechnik
In light microscopy it is natural to use toolsets like tweezers, knives, probes and several different measurement tools. Without this many present-day products and methods would not exist. The operators of SEM/FIB-Systems generally work without toolsets, although the wavelength limit of light is no physical boundary. It can be imagined how technology would be pushed when a SEM/FIB Workbench reaches the same degree of practicability and utilization as toolsets for light microscopes. The Nanoworkbench is the first system substituting the eye-hand coordination effectively with nm precision in a SEM/FIB-system. The Nanoworkbench features a set of applications including TEM lamella preparation, nano probing, nano cutting, nano cleaning, force distance measurement, particle sorting and material preparation. Every application supports automated processes so almost no user interaction is needed. Even complex processes can be done within seconds and even by untrained users. Applications can be combined to create new and more complex processes. Expanding the SEM/FIB to a material processing system and a nano-analytical workbench by utilizing the Klocke Nanoworkbench enables new applications in research and production of material research, live sciences, tribology, environmental & forensic research and semiconductor technology.
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SICK Sensor Intelligence
Color sensors detect the color of a surface. The sensors cast light (red, green, and blue LEDs) on the objects to be tested, calculate the chromaticity coordinates from the reflected radiation and compare them with previously stored reference colors. If the color values are within the set tolerance range, a switching output is activated.
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72-6792 -
Tenma
*Electronically locates hidden cables gas and water pipes*Traces hidden ceiling joists and wall studs*Senses presence of mains power withut touching live wires*Locates breaks in circuits and cables*Identifies faulty plugs switches and sockets*Incorporates audio signal and indicator light
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T+ -
Fluke Corporation
The T+ Electrical tester offer three ways to know if AC/DC voltage is present. It lights up, makes a sound, and vibrates for added user protection. With these indicators, the user will be alerted to the presence of voltage even in dark, or noisy environments. The audible indicator can also be easily switched off - with the push of a button.
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Thorlabs, Inc.
Thorlabs' Optical Spectrum Analyzers (OSAs) perform highly accurate spectral measurements. Compatible with fiber-coupled and free-space light sources, these compact benchtop instruments suit a wide variety of applications, such as analyzing the spectrum of a telecom signal, resolving the Fabry-Perot modes of a gain chip, and identifying gas absorption lines.
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TruView™ Parts Counter -
Creative Electron
Designing a contactless parts counter you don’t have to bolt to the floor. A machine that can be easily moved around your facility (it has casters!). A parts counter that runs on batteries so you can use when the lights go out. A TruView™ Parts Counter that counts parts accurately.
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Rub Tester -
Jinan Leading Instruments Co., Ltd.
RUB-01 Rub Testerisapplicable in abrasion resistance test of printing works, light sensitive layer of PS boards, and coating layers of relative products. It can help users toanalyze the affairs of lower abrasion assistance, ink layer falling-off, lowerprintable of PS boards, and rigid of coating layers of other products.
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VX -
Dakota Ultrasonics
With the hand-held VX Ultrasonic Velocity gauge, you can determine material velocities by measuring a known thickness, entering a known thickness into the VX, and the material velocity will be displayed. The tool's backlit display is easy to read, even in dim light, and the unit operates for up to 200 hours on a single set of batteries.
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SONOWALL® 60 -
SONOTEC GmbH
The small and light ultrasonic wall thickness gauge SONOWALL 60 works according to the multiple-echo-technology. Equipped with an automatic probe recognition, it measures reliably and accurately through paint and protective layers. The SONOWALL 60 reliably inspects ships, pipes, tanks, pressure vessels, machine, and steel components.
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BT168 -
ZHANGZHOU HUAYI ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD.
*Test of all AAA,AA,C,D, lithium and 9V batteriesl*No test leads needed *Easy-to-read color scale *Self powered-no need of battery*Small and light weight,ideal for home use.*Measuring range1.5V:Button,AAA,AA,C,D 9V:al popular type
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Is-Instruments
As with Raman spectrometers, a Raman probe is used to measure the inelastic scattering of light from a sample. Raman scattering is produced when the energy levels of photons are shifted up or down as a result of excitation by a monochromatic source (usually a laser). The change in vibrational frequency is used to determine the composition of a target substance.
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SIGINT -
Argon ST
We design, develop and produce state-of-the-art SIGINT sensors that seek, exploit, identify, and locate sources of RF energy, underwater sound, light, heat and other complex phenomena. These sensors recognize threats, gather intelligence, and allow our customers to make informed, strategic response decisions.
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DI-1M-IP Series (50/200) -
Sugisaki Meter Co., Ltd.
Best for managing impact tools. High accuracy, small size and light weight. Installed on the work line, it is effective for regular inspection of tools. The blow counter displays the number of blows and torque values, and the LED display is bright and easy to read be used to manage torque wrenches, nutrunners, etc.
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Evident Scientific
The objective lens is the most complex and the most important component in a microscope. The multi-element design of these lenses works to produce the real image, which is then seen through the ocular lens. With Olympus’ range of microscope objective lenses, we provide outstanding optical performance from visible light to near infrared.
