IMI

IMI Critical Engineering encompasses many well

known names in the design and manufacture of products for critical applications in the sector, including IMI CCI, IMI NH, IMI STI and IMI Truflo Marine. With more than six decades of experience in the sector, more than half of all the world’s nuclear plants rely on IMI’s critical valve technology. Products include severe service control valves featuring DRAG®, ABJ or technology acquired from Sulzer, and Newman Hattersley technology for CANDU, as well as system medium actuated technology for isolation valves and pilot-operated safety valves, all with a range of actuation options.

Morgan Advanced Materials

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BRADY

Stay on top of ladder safety

Working at heights is still one of the most dangerous activities throughout the EU. Badly maintained, positioned or secured ladders are the major reasons for falls from heights, as mentioned by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. Laddertag® helps reduce falls caused by badly maintained ladders.

SUNON

SUNON Low-energy Eco Ventilation Fans

SUNON launches its new product range, the Eco DC Brushless Ventilation Fans with an integrated 12W LED down light and a high airflow of 120M3/h. The fans are ideal for residential applications, providing the best energy-saving solution to improve indoor air quality in every room of the home. SUNON high-quality Eco Ventilation Fans offer a variety of performance levels, functionalities, and styles to suit every need in any area. SUNON’s DC Motor Technology saves up to 80% of energy compared to AC motors. With an ultra-low power consumption of merely 4.5W, it delivers not only an ultra-high air flow of 120m3/h but also cost-effective and sustainable solutions to meet the needs of each customer. SUNON Eco ventilation fans are referred to as each place in building and are being required to meet building codes such as Energy Star label, HVI, or Green building standard.

MAPLESOFT

The University of Manchester uses Maple T.A. to assess student learning across a wide range of courses

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs around the world are benefitting from the testing and assessment tool Maple T.A, which includes many features designed especially for courses involving mathematics. However, it’s not just STEM courses which need a software platform that offers instructors a comprehensive online assessment tool. Academic staff at the University of Manchester, UK’s largest campus-based university, use Maple T.A. beyond the traditional STEM courses, in a variety of programs from the Humanities.

SOURIAU – SUNBANK Connection Technologies

Esterline – Souriau Once Again Wins Top Airbus Award

Esterline Connection Technologies – Souriau received a Strategic Excellence Award from Airbus in the category of electrical cables and components during a ceremony held in Toulouse, France, last 15 January. This is the seventh time since 2005 that the company has received an award from Airbus.

Delta Electronics

Delta to Demonstrate its Leadership in Display Solutions with the World’s First Laser-based (DLP®) Video Wall at ISE 2015, Amsterdam

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, February 10, 2015 - Delta Electronics, Inc., a global leader in power and thermal management solutions and pioneer in display solutions, announced today it will unveil, at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2015, the world’s first ultra-bright Laser-based Digital Light Processing (DLP®) video wall which features industry-leading performance with brightness of up to 1,800 lumens and significantly improved energy savings of up to 10%. Visitors will experience a live demonstration of Delta’s advanced vision control systems –DVCS(1) and MiNiCON(2)– which turn our innovative video walls into comprehensive display and monitoring solutions for applications demanding 24/7 operations.

MAPLESOFT

MapleSim Helps Reduce Development Time for ABB Crane Systems and Saves Money for its Customers

Millions of shipping containers pass through sea ports each year, carrying anything from machinery and auto parts to shoes, toys, and frozen food. At modern ports, containers are unloaded onto docks, and then moved to stacking yards where Automatic Stacking Cranes and Ship to Shore Cranes stack them until they are ready to be loaded onto trucks or train cars. Containers must be moved quickly and accurately without interference from other containers, cranes, or vehicles. Any delays reduce profitability for the port, especially at large ports that move thousands of containers each day.

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