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Turck Banner

Blenheim House
Hurricane Way
Wickford
Essex
SS11 8YT
United Kingdom

Telephone : +44 (01268) 578888
Email : imanning@turckbanner.co.uk
Web : www.turckbanner.co.uk

Article archive for Turck Banner;

Innovative solution for moisture sensing in automobile production(05/06/2017)

Working in close co-operation with a leading car manufacturer, Turck has designed a fully automated solution for moisture sensing based on RFID.
World’s first solution for moisture sensing in automobile production(31/03/2017)

Working in close co-operation with a leading car manufacturer, Turck has designed a fully automated solution for moisture sensing based on RFID.
Going the distance with new sensor enhancement(24/06/2016)

Turck Banner announces the availability of its Uprox3 series of inductive proximity sensors, now with a 50 percent larger switching distance.
Industrial tracking system keeps visitors safe at major North Wales attraction(07/02/2016)

While having fun is just what Zip World is all about, safety is the prime concern of the operator, which has installed a state-of-the-art visitor tracking system at its spectacular North Wales sites.
Cabinet condition monitoring: the all-in-one solution(07/02/2016)

The facility to monitor the interior of a control cabinet for certain parameters and to generate a warning of any deviation from the norm might not be new, but this recently launched system from Turck certainly is.
Why choose a laser based sensor?(29/11/2015)

Launching the remarkable Banner Engineering Q3X and Q4X laser sensor ranges to the UK market, Turck Banner's Ian Manning takes a closer look at the differences between LED and laser based object and distance sensing technologies.
Why choose a laser based sensor?(11/10/2015)

Launching the remarkable Banner Engineering Q3X and Q4X laser sensor ranges to the UK market, Turck Banner's Ian Manning takes a closer look at the differences between LED and laser based object and distance sensing technologies.
Safety controller is expandable and easy-to-program(25/05/2015)

Machines and production cells that need to accommodate future expansion will require a flexible safety control system. Banner Engineering's new XS26-2, now available in the UK from Turck Banner, combines this flexibility with a highly intuitive programming interface.
Communication-enabled temperature sensors(17/08/2014)

Turck Banner is extending its range of TTM temperature transmitters with new models in a compact plastic or 1.4404 stainless steel housing, and offering IO-Link communications capability.
Safety controller features flexible programming(15/06/2014)

Banner's SC26-2 Programmable Safety Controller offers PLC-level control capability without the programming complexity and steep learning curve of traditional PLCs.
Pressure sensors can be customised to order(08/02/2014)

Turck Banner's new Pressure sensor PS500 can be individually configured, according to customer requirements, using three electronic variants.
New EtherCAt and SERCOS compatible connectors from Turck Banner(12/01/2014)

Turck Banner has introduced both SERCOS and EtherCAT compatible connectors and junction cables, developed by its cable and connector specialist, Escha.
Low profile safety light curtains now feature integral muting(02/12/2013)

Featuring a built in muting function, the new EZ-Screen safety light curtains from Turck Banner do not require a third box, which helps facilitate set up, reduces the amount of wiring and cuts down on installation costs.
Wireless sensor family now includes push button for direct operator communication(08/09/2013)

Banner Engineering's SureCross wireless Q45 push button with confirmation light, offers bidirectional communication, allowing operators to send a digital signal with the push of a button and receive confirmation the signal has been received.
Escha: your first stop for tailor made cabling and connectors(31/03/2013)

Escha have been at the heart of the cable and connector industry for over 30 years, they have built a reputation for uncompromising quality and reliability whilst retaining the ability to respond rapidly to individual customer demands. Ian Manning reports.