May 3,
2021 301 301 
The SELECT model OCV56T/C photoelectric sensors (block type) for optical detection of bottles (glass or PET with a good degree of transparency), of any shape, dept, or colour
November 18,
2020 1258 1258
Senix Corporation has on offer the smart and rugged ToughSonic line of ultrasonic non-contact Distance and Level sensors, a value-add partner for the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and Custom Sensor markets.
November 4,
2020 1158 1158
LNM - Microwave Level Switch
KOBOLD LNM microwave level switch is used for detecting levels of fill. The microwave field penetrates several millimeters into the medium. Foam, condensate or remains of the transported medium that have stuck on to the tank are not detected.
September 11,
2020 664 664
MIS, MIK, MIM - Mag Flowmeters
September 11,
2020 606 606
Senix ToughSonic Ultrasonic Transmitters perform Distance and Level Measurements with “non-contact” technology, requiring a minimum working distance to the liquid. Elevating the sensor has been one solution, but now there is a better way...
August 26,
2020 342 342
Hydrogen car drives for an efficiency world record
A team of Dutch engineers competing to develop the world’s most efficient hydrogen-fuelled car has used a British torque sensor to determine that their next-generation vehicle needs a custom-designed and built hub motor.
August 3,
2020 449 449
Keller’s range of no less than five intrinsically safe electronic pressure gauges for use in areas subject to gas explosion risks. The type approvals are compliant with the ATEX Explosion Protection Directive regarding explosive gases.
July 27,
2020 398 398
Behind the rise and rise of English wine, British engineers and technologists are busy developing new systems and aids for the vine growing industry.
July 16,
2020 448 448
INSPECTA III locally developed acoustic steam leak detection system backed by 30 year’s industry experience is launched
July 13,
2020 371 371
Back in the 1980’s, brothers Mike, Gregg, and Don Tvetene were working at their family-owned Tvetene Turf Farms in Billings, Montana, USA. The business was faced with a critical labour shortage at the same time that it was experiencing huge demand for their turf. Out of necessity, the brothers conceived of an automatic turf harvester that could cut and stack sod using just one operator. Their biggest motivator, recalls Gregg, was the years of hard work they had put in stacking turf by hand on the family farm.