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Gates news

10/9 Gates Introduces Belt Wear Education Program
8/31 Gates brings lawsuit against Dorman
8/26 Gates Corporation acquires Hydrolink Group
8/26 Gates Corporation Launches Website for Power Transmission & Motion Control Design Solutions


Baldor News

10/1 The answer is 21: motion control language reaches landmark
9/15 Baldor Ranks 144th in the USA by Information Week 2009
7/28 Innovative ball joint seal testing machine uses Ethernet TCP/IP controlled servos
3/24 Baldor Ranks #1 in Food Processing Magazine's Customer Preference Survey
3/17 High speed carpet sample machine uses Powerlink industrial Ethernet for real-time multi-axis motion control
3/16 Baldor Offers New Aggregate Industry Brochure
3/12 Baldor Offers New Mining Industry Brochure


Lenze/ Ac Tech News

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DECEMBER 01, 2008 - Ethernet/IP Standard on PositionServo
Announcing the addition of EtherNet/IP as a standard communication protocol for PositionServo drive..

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2008 – SMV NEMA4X with Disconnect
Announcing that release of the SMVector NEMA4X drive with a highly visible internal disconnect switch.

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SEPTEMBER 15, 2008 - Baker named V.P. Information Technology
Lenze-ac Tech proudly announces the promotion of Mark E. Baker to Vice President of Information Technology.

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AUGUST 08, 2008 - Embedded Programming Software
Announcing that MotionView OnBoard, the configuration and programming software, is now embedded in the PositionServo drive.


SKF News
SKF® launches "LLT" profile rail guides integrating unique sealing system and design features
New product line for linear motion applications (September 2009)
SKF® WindCon 3.0 system introduces proactive solution to monitor wind turbines
Turning to third generation technology (June 2009)
SKF® “super-precision” angular contact ball bearings introduces for machine tool applications
New product (June 2009)
SKF® magnetic sensor veering solution developed for energy-efficient vehicles
New technology (June 2009)
SKF® solution for upgrading industrial fans combines technologies for increased reliability
Newly introduced systems approach (June 2009)
SKF® introduces two new energy-efficient bearing types exhibiting less friction and energy consumption
Product line extension (June 2009)

KTR NEWS


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Achieve energy savings in your plant facility

By John M. Gross, from Plant Engineering and Maintenance (PEM) magazine, April 2008. www.pem-mag.com

Whether it's turning off lights, idling back process equipment and fixing compressed air leaks to energy audits and installing compressed-air management systems-reducing utility costs can take several forms. As with any project, the return on investment should guide you on the projects that you select.

Let's start with lighting and air leaks. While turning off lights and idling process equipment may generate a huge savings, it sends a message about conservation and preventing waste. The key is to not create any safety hazards and have a plan for start-up. Larger savings can be found with air leaks.

From my experience, air leaks happen over time and are often unnoticed or ignored. Air leaks can be detected the old fashioned way by listening for the leaks when the plant is shut down, or you can use an ultrasonic detector. The ultrasonic detector detects sound waves and can also be used for predictive maintenance.

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