Given the unprecedented COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation, we wanted to take the time to update you on Edinburgh Sensors activities and actions. The Health & Safety of our staff and customers is our No. 1 priority and we are continuing to closely follow the advice of health authorities and the UK Government. We are frequently communicating with …
In 2018, there were an estimated 1.002 billion head of cattle worldwide, an increase of 6.5 million head over 2017.1 Global meat production has continued, and is seemingly continuing, to rise and although cattle now accounts for a relatively smaller percentage of overall meat consumption, there were still over 68 billion tonnes of cattle meat produced …
1-5 March: Pittcon, Chicago 16-18 March: Arablab, Dubai – Postponed due to the Coronavirus until Autumn 2020 31 March – 3 April: Analytica, Munich – Postponed until Autumn 2020 due to the Coronavirus 2020 Exhibiting under our parent umbrella, Techcomp, our Sales Teams are looking forward to attending a variety of events across the globe in …
We have all been amazed at the construction of the new 1,000 bed hospital that has been built in just ten days to help with the outbreak of the Coronavirus in Wuhan, China. There are now over 28,000 people affected and there have been over 500 deaths. Our parent company, Techcomp, are delighted to play some …
For iron and steel, one of the most common approaches for hardening these relatively soft materials is to perform heat treatment under endothermic atmospheres. There are many methods for heat-treating metal alloys, some of which include case-hardening or surface hardening and annealing, but the general purpose of the treatment is to help improve the durability or …
We are pleased to announce that the latest Modbus protocol supporting version of the NG firmware, V1.19, used in the current Gascard, Chillcard and Guardian products is now available. This new version supports communication over the RS232 interface using industry standard Modbus RTU commands. When combined with an RS232 to RS485 converter and a “silent” version …
