Product

Current Probe

LFR

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Power Electronic Measurments Ltd

LFR - Power Electronic Measurments Ltd

The LFR is ideal for power quality applications. It has a small, predictable phase error, for power measurements at 45/65Hz. The wide bandwidth allows accurate measurement up to and even above the 400th harmonic.

Product

E-DRIV® Brushless Electric Screwdrivers

LF-Series

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Mountz Inc.

LF-Series - Mountz Inc.

The LF-Series is an economical brushless screwdriver. The durable power tool features a Swiss Maxon brushless motor, which reduces the common maintenance costs associated brush type electric screwdrivers. The electric screwdriver is ESD safe, ensuring less than 1 Ohm at the bit tip. ESD management in power tools ensures product quality, cost savings and a reduction in overall ESD failures. Manufacturing engineers involved with microelectronic products are aware of the importance of controlling Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) failures. Lapses in preventing the occurrence of electrostatic discharge can affect production yields, manufacturing costs, product quality, product reliability, reputation and profitability.

Product

Digital Liquid Mass Flow Meters / Controllers

LF-F/LV-F Series

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HORIBA, Ltd.

LF-F/LV-F Series - HORIBA, Ltd.

The LF-F and LV-F Series are digital liquid mass flow controllers using a Peltier element which cools the liquid rather than using the more common method of thermal heating. This technique removes the risk of boiling chemicals with a low boiling point, thus allowing for greater chemical control.

Product

Rope Testers

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NDT Technologies, Inc.

NDT Technologies, Inc.

The LMA Signal measures loss of metallic cross-sectional area (LMA) caused by corrosion, abrasion, etc. The LMA Signal is quantitative and can be calibrated. (Typically, a rope must be retired when the LMA exceeds 10%).The WRR Signal measures wire rope roughness (WRR). WRR is defined as the aggregate surface roughness of all wires in a rope. WRR is typically caused by and indicates internal and external corrosion pitting, broken wires and clusters of broken wires. The WRR signal is quantitative, and it is calibrated together with the LMA Signal.The LF Signal can indicate localized flaws (LF), for example, broken wires, corrosion pitting, etc. Because it is only qualitative - and cannot be calibrated - it is of limited value for assessing rope deterioration and for making rope retirement decisions.