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Bulte Adds Five Wing-Screw Models To Portfolio

Bulte has brought out a screw range that includes five new models of wing screws, offering more than 160 possibilities. They are suitable for all sectors of industry (for example furniture, electronics and engineering) and are ideal for manual assembly. The standard material is natural polyamide (nylon) which is resistant to various chemical products, has excellent mechanical properties - including wear resistance, low friction coefficient, high melting point and good impact resistance - and is light weight. Another advantage includes finger tightening (no tools required). The working temperature range is -30 to +100C. These screws can also be manufactured in other materials, such as PP, PE, PVDF and POM (these materials are recommended for their good food and medical qualities) or PA glass-filled (high tensile strength and rigidity - it replaces aluminium and zinc in tapped parts). The wing screws are available in sizes M5, M6, M8 and M10. Lengths vary from 6 to 80mm. The standard ...
Synchro/Resolver Boards Available In Two Models United Electronic Industries (UEI) has released DNx-AI-255 synchro/resolver interface boards. The boards are available in two models - one for use with UEI's PowerDNA Cubes and another for rack mounting in a PowerDNR Racktangle or Halfrack chassis. Multiple operating modes ensure compatibility with all standard sensor wiring and excitation configurations, making the boards suitable for a range of rotational position or motion applications. Each board has two fully isolated synchro/resolver channels with independent A/D converters, while each channel offers 16-bit resolution, +/-2.6arc/min accuracy and scan rates up to 4000Hz. The boards are able to operate as a synchro/resolver-input interface or as a simulation-output device - on a per-channel basis. Each of the channels may be configured as a synchro/resolver input with internal or external excitation, or as a synchro/resolver-simulated output. Each simulated output may be use...