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18-1-2010 Change of company name Please be informed that from 18 January 2010, our company’s name has been changed from Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon srl into: Pepperl+Fuchs s.r.l. Also our city “Sulbiate” has been assigned to a newly formed county called “Monza e Brianza” which needs to be reported on our address after the city name Sulbiate using (MB). Our correct postal address is: Pepperl+Fuchs srl Via delle Arti e Mestieri, 4 20050 Sulbiate (MB) Italy |
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13-1-2010 Pepperl+Fuchs acquires Walsall Limited Pepperl+Fuchs, the world’s leading manufacturer of electronic sensors and international market leader in the area of intrinsically safe explosion protection, has acquired Walsall Ltd., a company incorporated in the United Kingdom. With this acquisition, Pepperl+Fuchs intends to expand the Process Automation Division to include expertise in the development and manufacture of electromechanical equipment for use in hazardous areas. In December 2009, Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH acquired Walsall Ltd. Walsall’s headquarters is located in the West Midlands region of England and specializes in the development, certification and production of electromechanical products for use in hazardous areas. The company’s hundred plus year heritage dates back to the early days of Walsall Conduits PLC, which once dominated the world in electromechanical explosion protection equipment. Walsall’s main products are based around enclosures in the increased safety, intrinsic safety and flameproof protection classes with approvals for the integration of a wide range of electrical apparatus. Enclosures are available in a variety of materials, including stainless and mild steel, fiberglass reinforced plastic, aluminum, and cast metal. All product ranges are certified for use as a combination if more complex system solutions are required. As a complement to the core products, other product ranges include lighting, signaling equipment, emergency shutdown equipment, and installation accessories such as cable glands, thread conversion adaptors, stopping plugs and breather drain devices, which can all be used in hazardous areas. In order to ensure continued market growth, Walsall was delighted to enter into cooperation with Pepperl+Fuchs, a company having a well-established distribution organization. Through the acquisition of Walsall Ltd., Pepperl+Fuchs will expand its existing process automation product range and enter the electromechanical explosion protection market. By combining the product and manufacturing strengths of Walsall with the expertise and sales network of Pepperl+Fuchs, this vertical integration will allow us to respond to our customers’ requirements faster and with more comprehensive components and solutions [ download PDF ] |
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19-10-2009 The new edition of Newsletter Protecting Your proc The second issue of Pepperl+Fuchs’ newsletter “Protecting Your Process” is available. These eight pages of information is a printing edition of several tools used by Pepperl+Fuchs Group to manage the technical information in the industrial market. Another communication tool is the e-newsletter. In this case the information is directly addressed to the PC of the customer. The newsletter is printed in 25000 copies with 30 different editions and about twenty different languages. At the moment the printed newsletter represents the most efficiency tool to send technical information, product news, info about special applications etc. The Italian edition is mailed to 2000 customers, technicians, project managers, who can read news and ask more information to the sales support, customer service, visiting our website etc. The topics of this second issue are: the advantage of the Fieldconnex product line for field bus topology able to increase the automation distribution in the process industries. Other topics are: data transmission by Modbus TCP; field bus for Ex ic version: bar code reader for dangerous areas; new pressurized system EPS 6000 etc. An article announces a project developed in conjunction with Invensys Process System (IPS) for an integrated solution between intrinsic safe Remote I/O (P+F) and DCS Series I/A (IPS). |
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5-10-2009 Pepperl+Fuchs at Profibus road show – Ferrara 18 N Pepperl+Fuchs will be at the next Profibus road show on 18th November in Ferrara. The goal of the activity helded by Italian Profibus Consortium (PNI) is to spread Profibus and Profinet technology. Professor Paolo Ferrari from Brescia University will lecture about fieldbus technologies like Profibus and Profinet. Some members of the Consortium will keep speeches to show their applications in the industrial market. Giovanni Padovan, Sales Director in the Italian market, illustrates an application made with Field Connex products by Pepperl+Fuchs. |
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29-09-2009 Pepperl+Fuchs al Profibus road show – Potenza 30 s Pepperl+Fuchs will be at the next Profibus road show on 30th September in Potenza. The goal of the activity held by Italian Profibus Consortium (PNI) is to spread knowledge about Profibus and Profinet technology. Professor Paolo Ferrari from Brescia University will lecture about fieldbus technologies. Some members of the Consortium will keep speeches to show their applications in the industrial market. Giovanni Padovan, Sales Director in the Italian market, illustrates an application made with Field Connex products by Pepperl+Fuchs. |
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5-8-2009 Signal Conditioning Engineer's Guide This new Engineer's Guide contains extensive information on all Pepperl+Fuchs' signal conditioners. The well-arranged overview of technical data simplifies product selection. Additionally, the guide provides detailed, yet basic information on the various process signals, as well as application usage and functional safety. Contact us to get your copy of the Signal Conditioning Engineer's Guide. |
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5-8-2009 ATEX Directives training for customers: second ha ATEX Directives training for customers: second ha Announced success of ATEX Directives training for customers. In the first six months of 2009 a great number of customers attended to Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon trainings held in its headquarter of Sulbiate. The ATEX Directive came into force since July 2003. The Directives deal with rules and features of plants in hazardous areas and the various ways to protect the electrical circuits in order to prevent damages and accidents due to presence of explosive gases or conductive dusts. During these six years, the ATEX Directives changed quite a lot. For this reason Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon arranged the mentioned trainings to highlight and inform the personnel who have responsibility in the running of plants or production. The trainings are divided in four modules of eight hours each. Their goal is to analyse the topic of electrical safe rules and to explain the main technical bases included into the Norms. Each module deals with the following Directives/Norms: ATEX 1999/9/92/CE; ATEX 94/9/CE; CEI EN 60079-14; CEI EN 61241-14; CEI EN 60079-17; CEI EN 61241-17; CEI EN 60079-11; CEI EN 60079-25 The training program of the second half of the year is the following: 24th September - 2009 Module 1 ATEX 1999/9/92/CE 08th October - 2009 Module 2 ATEX 94/9/CE 28th October - 2009 Module 3 CEI EN 60079-14; CEI EN 61241-14 - CEI EN 60079-17; CEI EN 61241-17 10th November - 2009 Module 4 CEI EN 60079-11; CEI EN 60079-25 For further information please dial 039 6292 262. |
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5-8-2009 Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon at the meeting about corrosion Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon took part at a meeting held in Milan on 8th July titled “The corrosion of the metallic materials in the natural environment.” One of the speakers was Fabio Citterico, a Pepperl+Fuchs Elcon technician skillful in technologies and measurement of corrosion. After a brief introduction about the theory of the electrochemical corrosion, in the industrial process, Citterico focused his speech on technologies of measurement of the general corrosion and on pitting. The second half of the speech concerned the technology implementation of the field instruments. This second matter caught the interest of the people present because the explanation was very clear and practical. Citterico passed from theory to practice easily. The other speakers present at the meeting were: Marco Ormellese from Politecnico of Milan, Pierangela Cristiani from ERSE SpA and Giorgio Pieraboni from CESI SpA. |
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02-4-2009 News from Visualization+HMI In 2008, Pepperl+Fuchs grew up further in the human machine interface sector. On the one hand, we are now able to provide North American certified products of industrial flat panel displays. These can be easily combined with our various enclosure packaging to systems and solutions. On the other hand we extended our HMI product range for non-ex and GMP applications to meet the requirements of the life science industries, e.g., pharma, food and beverage. |