Aprima Medical Software, Inc
Carrollton, TX 75006
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Do-It-Yourself Cages provide secure storage.
Easycages(TM) can be assembled in minutes. They can conform to any floor plan, and can be adjusted to suit changing circumstances. User installs post, clips on mesh panel, installs next post, and so on. Posts accommodate 3 and 4-way connections for creating straight sections, corners, and partitions. Steel posts are powder-coated, and galvanized mesh is made of heavy-gauge wire. Access is made...
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Serial-Ethernet Bridge requires no programming.
Model EM1500 converts multi-point serial communications to TCP/IP network. It connects to and network-enables up to 4 RS-232 serial devices simultaneously, while acting as master on multi-drop RS-485 network. Unit provides SPDT relay, 2 digital open collector outputs, and 3 digital inputs suitable for interfacing to mechanical switches or logic level circuits. Bridge is configured over Ethernet...
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Trace Gas Leak Detector has ultra-high sensitivity.
Portable Qualichek 200 utilizes pressurized trace gas technique and Electron Capture detection system to locate and quantify leaks in various applications. It displays leak rate or concentration. Factory calibrated for SF6, unit has 0-2 V analog output, RS232 serial printer interface, memory for storage of up to 100 results, and built-in fault diagnosis. Unit may be calibrated by user and...
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Carbon Steel Basket Strainer replaces metal-alloy models.
Model 72L heavy-duty, simplex basket strainer has continuous, 1/8 in. thick, chemically inert TefzelÃ-® protective liner that resists abrasion and corrosion. All wetted surfaces of carbon steel strainer body are completely isolated from process media. Designed to remove particulate matter from process flow, strainer provides protection for sensitive system components and is available in sizes...
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Barrel Clamps suit tight, hard-to-access spaces.
Low-profile Barrel Hardware Clamps provide higher clamping loads than worm gear clamps, and can be used where space constraints prohibit use of standard T-bolt clamps. Diameters as small as 1 1/8 in. are available. Clamps consist of stainless steel bands and zinc-plated or all stainless barrel hardware and socket head cap screws. All stainless versions can be electro-polished for improved...
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Conveyor moves fragile products with sliding motion.
Variable speed, E-Z Slide HMC-18 uses counter rotating weight drive system so product remains stationary as it is carried forward, then instantly slides along tray surface as drive quickly reverses action. One horsepower drive is mounted below center of tray, eliminating infeed and discharge obstruction with up to 48 in. of clear overhang. Conveyor moves product 40 fpm, and comes with sanitary...
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CPU Board suits multimedia applications.
Model EMB-830 IntelÃ-® PentiumÃ-® 4, EmbeddedATX Board features IntelÃ-® 845GV chipset, which supports CPU frequencies up to 3.06 GHz with front side bus running at 400 or 533 MHz. Memory capacity is 2GB with DDR DRAM. Integrated graphics core uses Intel Extreme Graphics architecture. Board supports 6 USB 2.0 ports or pin-headers, CompactFlashÃ-®, Mini-PC, PCI Riser bus, and...
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Linear Bearings offer two quality grades for high accuracy.
Cross-Roller Precision Linear Bearings with SQ Special Quality Option have runout of no more than 5 microns over travel distance up to 1,800 mm. They withstand high demand applications such as optical measuring equipment. SSQ Super Special Quality bearings have runout of no more than 2.5 microns over travel distance of 1,200 mm, and meet stringent requirements of fiber optic splicing equipment....
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Microanalysis Software displays up to 36 images.
GENESIS EDS v3.5 offers support for digital pulse processing (DPP II) hardware and multiple spectrum overlays. Mapping view mode enables up to 36 images to be displayed, while stub view mode permits review of multi-field maps. DPP II hardware allows software to handle input rates of over 150,000 counts per second.
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