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Kingsclere Park
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RG20 4SW
UK
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Listing of all 6 news releases from Environmental Equipments:
Tough vibration transducer can take the heat
The Environmental Equipments Model 1070 industrial vibration transducer is the tough guy of the vibration transducer world unaffected by temperatures between - 20C and +500C
News from Environmental Equipments (29 May 2007)
Miniature low mass accelerometer is robust
Despite its small size and low mass, the new shear mode, stud-fixing accelerometer from Environmental Equipments is suitable for use in harsh industrial applications
News from Environmental Equipments ( 8 May 2007)
Simple, low cost way to monitor product transport
A bump, a drop, a bang or a crash might not leave a mark on any package, but it will leave damage, no matter how small, that might later prove to be dangerous or costly, maybe both
News from Environmental Equipments ( 2 May 2007)
A simple, low cost method of vibration monitoring
Vibration can be very damaging, especially over a long period, and changes in vibration level can often be the first indication that something is about to break down
News from Environmental Equipments (30 April 2007)
Triaxial accelerometer has built-in amplifier
The latest triaxial accelerometer from Environmental Equipments has been designed for use in harsh conditions in industrial, automotive and aviation monitoring applications
News from Environmental Equipments ( 7 February 2007)
Vibration transducer for industrial applications
The Model 1074 range of rugged industrial vibration transducers from Environmental Equipments has been designed specifically for use in harsh, heavy plant applications
News from Environmental Equipments (23 November 2006)
