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The COMPENSER® of the CE-series is a nonreversible maintenancefree shock reducing element / shock absorber which can be used for emergency use, for example as a fall protection. If necessary, several deformation tubes (so-called crash element) can be installed in parallel as end stops. Design & Function: The crash element is attached to the support structure using the flange 3. In the event of an impact, the stamp (acting as a mandrel) 1 enters the deformation tube 2 and expands it. Applications: Automated storage and retrieval system | Conveyor system | Storage technology | Automation | Heavy duty | Heavy equipment | Engineering | Crashtest | Flight simulator | Special construction | Special machines | Actuator | Test device | Small parts warehouse | High-bay warehouse | STC | HRL | Storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) equipment | non reversible | Leakage-free | Shuttle

Assessment/documentation of the test results Assessment single test Test-retest comparison Progress display Right-left comparison (depending on the device) Print-out of the test results Assessment/documentation of the training results Single display Progress display Right-left comparison (depending on the device) Print-out of the training results Use of training plans Use of pre-set plant training plan templates Individualisation of plant training plans Creation of facility-specific training plan templates Individualisation of facility-specific training plans Definition of the validity of a training plan according to the date or number of training units Opportunity to print out a training plan depending on the available devices and options Note about expiring training plans by means of resubmission

Integrating sphere source with spherical illuminated field for the uniformity and white balance of fisheye cameras. Features: Test device positioning in sphere center. Halogen lamps with filter wheel selected correction filters. RGB monitor detector. Remote control electronics.

Leak detection in the age of digitalization SONOCHEK is a digital ultrasonic testing device to detect inaudible waves and frequencies in the air or in a metal machine frame. It is primarily used to detect leaks in any industrial air and gas pressure pipes and vacuum systems. Leaks of compressed air and gas systems in particular can be very costly because more energy needs to be produced to compensate for the loss. Its detecting range reaches from 20 up to 100 kHz. These frequencies are inaudible to human ears, but SONOCHEK can detect them and make them audible and visible, while specifying the leak and evaluating the total amount of loss, all of which can be combined in a full report. An integrated camera and microphone enable the engineer to comment on his findings and refine the final report.

Inspection and testing devices from HEIDENHAIN HEIDENHAIN encoders provide all of the information needed for commissioning, monitoring, and diagnostics. For the analysis of these encoders, HEIDENHAIN offers the appropriate PWM inspection devices and PWT testing units. The PWM inspection devices, which are universally deployable, feature calibration capability and low measuring tolerances. Testing devices such as the PWT 101 provide fewer functions, have wider tolerances, and cannot be calibrated

We have developed a range of Mediprene thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) for plunger seals in single-use syringes. The TPE seal, which is mounted on the end of the plunger, needs to provide a leakproof seal with the syringe barrel. As ease of use for the medical practitioner and patient comfort are also key requirements, the seal helps to optimize plunger movement for accurate dosage control and ease of injection. Originating from medical raw materials with high biocompatibility status and compounded under clean conditions, Mediprene TPEs are the material of choice for medical customers who want to maximize the probability that their devices will pass relevant medical tests. The raw materials in these compounds comply with food contact norms like FDA 21CFR and Commission Regulation (EU) No 10/2011. All polymers used have passed tests according to USP class VI and the paraffinic oil has passed the USP Mineral Oil NSF H1, reg 125038 and also the European Pharmacopeia, liquid paraffin. Fo