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GlacialLight is pleased to announce the CETL certification of their BR30 & BR40 TRIAC-dimmable and non-dimmable Canopus Series of LED bulbs. The BR30 and BR40 LED bulbs are designed to fit E26/E27 sockets and come in two separate models: one for low voltage (90-132V) applications and one for high voltage (180-264V) applications.

Tony Armstrong, Director of Product Marketing, Power Products, Linear Technology Corporation discusses the future of LEDs.

GlacialLight is pleased to announce a new LED Flood Light Series using Philips Lumileds LED Chips - the GL-FL12, GL-FL30, and GL-FL120. The GlacialLight Flood Light Series provides a direct indoor and outdoor replacement solution for outdated mercury lamps. With Philips Lumileds LED Chips efficiently converting electricity into light, GlacialLight's Flood Light Series produces natural-looking light for over 30,000 hours. When used for eight hours...

GlacialLight have announced the GL-BL110 LED Retail and Industrial Light, the first product in its revolutionary new Arcturus GL-Baylight Series. This high efficiency 433.7mm (17-inch) 110W bay light is a simple replacement for older, less-efficient light sources. The GL-BL110 floods indoor spaces with bright natural light, but comes with astoundingly low energy and maintenance costs.

DIARC-Technology has developed its next generation coating system which enables ta-C (tetrahedral amorphous carbon) structured diamond-like coatings to be produced in volume quantities for industrial applications. The company’s improved process is targeted at companies who need a hard-wearing protective coating that can deliver increased efficiency and reliability of components operating in challenging and critical wear environments in mechan...

The Deritend Group Limited – the national engineering maintenance firm that specialises in low carbon technologies – has been awarded the Carbon Trust Standard in recognition of its continued commitment to efficiency.

Insecure mounting ? Need a minimum footprint ? Assembly difficulties ? Excessive Wear ? Misalignment ? You want minimal maintenance ? We have the answer!

WMG, formerly Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick, is using Dymola modelling technology to help develop the next generation of low carbon vehicles. The programme, part of the £29 million West Midlands-based Low Carbon Vehicle Technology Project (LCVTP), is an advanced research project which will ensure Britain’s leading role in shaping the future of passenger transport.

The study will look at generating savings in the use of energy and raw materials - EOS, the world's leading manufacturer of laser-sintering systems, in collaboration with EADS Group’s research and technology production facility, EADS Innovation Works (IW), has begun a study to understand the potential of the direct metal laser-sintering (DMLS) process to generate savings in the use of energy and raw materials. It will help to develop a new rang...

Essemtec introduces new Cobra pick-and-place system at SMTA International