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Master Bond’s UV curing conformal coating is designed to restrain the impact of moisture, dust, chemicals, and temperature extremes on electronic circuitry and components. Read More

Paradigm Imaging Group, a leading distributor of large-format scanning and printing solutions, announces the release of imageFLOW® 2.0 – an enhanced version of their popular document imaging software. Read More

Atelier S.A. is proud to Introduce the KREISEL range of Rotary Valves to South Africa. Read More

Click here for more information on Portable Digital Manometers. Read More

Comprised of an aramid fiber reinforced epoxy adhesive for high performance structural bonding, Master Bond’s EP30R features outstanding dimensional stability and enhanced impact resistance. Read More

BNL is multiplying its capability portfolio with the support of the British Gear Association and the foundation of a New Technology Centre for tribological research. Read More

RITZ Pumps South Africa is proud to offer this two day program aimed at giving delegates a sound working knowledge of the basic workings of centrifugal pumping systems. The content adopts a systems approach which highlights the roles played by the pump, pipes and valves in the overall efficiency of the installation. Read More

Electro Standards Laboratories (ESL), Cranston, RI, announces the new Model 9450 DB25 Switch that allows user to switch equipment to either VOICE or DATA ports by simply turning the knob on front panel. Read More

Master Bond’s UV14-3 UV cure adhesive is designed for temporary bonding applications. It offers excellent vibration and shock resistance as well as resistance to thermal cycling and thermal shock. Read More

Midwest Motion Products of Watertown, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of a new DC Gear Motor, the Model No. MMP-D40-675A-12V GP81-019. Read More

Filling valves, capping valves, for biomass reactor in Europe. High temperatures and acidity of the process require especially manufactured valves in Alloy 20 for high temperatures in the reactor. Read More