While finding the right sensor solution for ‘Hazardous Environments’ may be more complicated, it doesn’t mean that it can’t be done. Everight can’t replace a Safety Engineer, but Everight can help navigate linear, rotary sensor and inclinometer sensors that have been formally rated for use in hazardous environments to ATEX, IECEx and CSA requirements.
Not all hazardous environments are created equally. In addition to sensor specification, it is important to understand the hazard that is present and what formal certification may be necessary.
In today’s highly competitive manufacturing industry, precision and efficiency are paramount. Rotary encoders and linear sensors, essential components in motion control systems, play a critical role in enhancing the performance of aerosol and bag on valve (BOV) filling machinery.
In the realm of modern vision systems, precision and reliability are paramount. Used by defense, homeland security and municipalities alike, Electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems rely heavily on accurate positioning mechanisms to ensure optimal performance.
In the fast-paced world of motion control, the discontinuation of crucial components can pose significant challenges. One such challenge is the recent discontinuation of some Baumer absolute and incremental rotary encoders.
In the fast-paced world of motion control, the discontinuation of crucial components can pose significant challenges. One such challenge is the recent discontinuation of some Baumer absolute and incremental rotary encoders.
When designing the GB1 GameBird, Game Composites turned to Gill Sensors and Controls for the critical fuel measurement. As an aerobatic aircraft, the GB1 combines the ability to do flips and other stunts with a comfortable cabin and modern controls.
In the competitive world of aerosol and bag-on-valve filling, ensuring both efficiency and safety on the production line is paramount. This case study explores how one leading company in the industry leveraged cutting-edge technology to meet these dual objectives.
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