Aprima Medical Software, Inc
Carrollton, TX 75006
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Variable-Speed Viscometer offers range of 5-1,000 poise.
CAP 2000+ features shear rates from 10 sec-1 to 13,000 sec-1, and expanded temperature range from 5-235Ã-
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Cabinet houses and protects remote site PCs.
Type 1 networking PC cabinet is welded steel with smooth corners, flush mounted safety glass window, flush doors, and black finish. Three lockable sections provide controlled access for computer, monitor, keyboard, and printer. Cabinet draws cold air from floor via open base and louvers in bottom quarter of rear door, and exhausts hot air through optional 6 in. fan in top. It includes cable entry...
Read More »Software supports DiskOnChip-® products.
DiskOnChipÃ-® single-chip Flash disks offer high-speed Flash programming support, enabling users to work with FlashPAK(TM) desktop programmer, RoadRunner(TM) in-line flash programming systems, or PS300 Data I/O FlashCORE(TM) Automated Programming Systems. True Flash File SystemÃ-® is integrated directly to Data I/O FlashCORE programming architecture. Data I/O FlashPAK gang desktop Flash...
Read More »Software simplifies printing for CATIA users.
OcÃ-© Print Exec Pro software provides CATIA V5 users with total control over printing in networked environments. Software offers support for industry standard printers within common print interface. Additional offerings include ability to shift print processing; output capabilities such as media selection, stamping, and print job management; and administrative tools with drag-and-drop...
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DC Motor uses rare-earth magnets.
Available in 0.31 in. dia package, Series RE08 incorporates rhombic moving coil and ironless rotor that allows for zero cogging. Rated at 0.5 W, motor measures only 0.63 in. in length and produces max continuous torque of 0.07 oz-in. Max efficiency is 67%, depending on winding, and ambient temperature range is -4 to +149Ã-
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Pressure Sensor simplifies programming and calibration.
Model 40D has built-in electronic processor that linearizes signal and compensates for temperature fluctuations. Measuring 2Ã-½ in. long with Ã-½ in. dia, space-saving design incorporates revolving display that allows readout to be viewed even if sensor is located in awkward to reach position. Up to 4 different measurement units/peak values can be shown on display. Programmable as NO or...
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Couplings offer torsional stiffness for servo applications.
X-Slot Couplings incorporate 2 flexible element sets, combining end-to-end rotational accuracy with radial accuracy in one design. They are offered in aluminum or stainless steel, in 6 OD sizes from 15-50 mm, with bores that are mm, inch, or combination.
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Ultrasonic Sensor is field configurable.
SUPERPROXÃ-® SC300 12 mm sensor detects changing colors, clear material, and small objects down to 0.1 mm at speeds of 2000/min. Up to 10 different engineering parameters can be graphically set through WindowsÃ-®-based software and AC441 configurator. With glass epoxy face and NEMA 4X/IP67 rating, sensor resists most acids and bases, including most food products. It is sealed to withstand...
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Truck Oven produces temperatures to 500-
Electrically heated No. 911, for paint baking, offers workspace dimensions of 39 x 36 x 48 in. Heated, horizontal airflow is provided to workload by 30 kW installed in Nichrome-wire, tubular heating elements and 2,000 cfm, 2 hp recirculating blower. Construction includes aluminized steel exterior, 4 in. thick insulated walls, and Type 304, 2B finish stainless steel interior with continuously...
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Sensor detects objects regardless of background color.
WORLD-BEAMÃ-® QS30AF adjustable-field sensor features visible red sensing beam and background suppression circuitry, which allows it to detect only objects within defined sensing field while ignoring objects beyond cutoff point up to 12 in. Unit can be set for light operate or dark operate and features bipolar configuration with one NPN and one PNP output. Maximum output rating is 150 mA for...
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