Besides holding the corporate position of vice president, Dale will be responsible for sales in the SW Washington and Western Oregon territories.

Dale can be reached at (503)816-1634 or dales@autolinenet.com.

- Universal AC/DC Power Supply (21.6-375Vdc and 90-260Vac)
- Enhanced RFI/EMI Protection (No Price Adder)
- Class 1, Division 2 cFMus Certification Upgraded to Include the –DPDT (Double-Pole/Double-Throw) Relay Option

The SPA² data sheet is available for download at http://miinet.com/products/data_sheets/spa2.pdf, while more information on Moore Industries’ complete line of limit alarm trips can be found at http://miinet.com/products/sg_alarm.shtml. In addition, the white paper “Alarm Trips: The Ups and Downs” gives an in-depth overview on the role of limit alarm trips in industrial settings. It can be downloaded at http://miinet.com/products/data_sheets/AlarmTripsTheUpsandDownsTutorial.pdf

The inventor of the modern nuclear-based measurement system and the first to introduce two-wire, loop-powered radar, VEGA has a strong tradition of product development and improvement. Innovations including FiberFlex, the world’s first flexible nuclear detector; plics©, a complete concept in Instrumentation; and ProTrac©, a revolutionary change to nuclear gauging, continue this tradition.

Autoline represents the full VEGA product line of level, density, weight, and pressure measurement solutions. This partnership allows us to provide one of the most complete ranges of measurement solutions in the industry. We are proud to offer VEGA products and solutions to serve a wide variety of industries, including energy, petrochemical, chemical, oil and gas, pulp and paper, pharmaceutical, mining, plastics, food and beverage, bulk solids, and water and wastewater.

“SPECTROBLUE ICP-OES is the ideal system for environmental laboratories that require a low-cost, high-throughput spectrometry solution. SPECTROBLUE was designed to establish new levels of performance for
common laboratory analysis where stability, uninterrupted operation and throughput are as important as sensitivity and resolution. It couples an ultra-reliable design with no-compromise technical innovation to achieve the
lowest cost of ownership in its class,” comments Olaf Schulz, Product Manager, ICP-OES.

Robust Generator Handles Extreme Plasma Loads

A robust generator design packs an ample power reserve that can handle the most extreme plasma loads. The heat from the generator’s high-power ceramic tube is eliminated through the use of innovative air-cooled technology
that alleviates the need for an expensive external water-based cooling system.

“By simplifying the design of the SPECTROBLUE, we have reduced the instrument’s initial purchase price along with its operating cost,” explains Olaf Schulz. “Developed specifically to meet the demands of high-throughput
laboratories, the SPECTROBLUE’s field-proven generator provides the exceptional uptime, stability, and reliability.”

Innovative Optics Eliminate Consumable Purge Gases, Ensure Long-Term Stability
SPECTROBLUE’s optic system and unique full-transparency UV-PLUS approach eliminate consumable
purge gases and ensure excellent long-term stability, adds (Name). The instrument’s sealed optic system abolishes gas purging for a lifetime savings totaling up to one-third of the instrument’s purchase price. Additionally,
SPECTRO’s innovative Paschen-Runge optic technology permits a direct, high-luminance path for maximized light throughput, allowing the system to more easily process line-rich spectra, improve measurement accuracy and reduce expensive rework.

Along with these features, the SPECTROBLUE ICP-OES system comes equipped with SPECTRO’s proprietary SMART ANALYZER VISION software. With its highly adaptable interface, the software makes it easy for users of all
experience levels to take full advantage of the instrument’s simplified operation and unique analytical capabilities.

About SPECTRO:

SPECTRO is one of the worldwide leading suppliers of analytical instruments for optical emission and X-ray fluorescence spectrometry. As a member of the AMETEK Materials Analysis Division, SPECTRO manufactures advanced instruments, develops the best solutions for strongly varying applications and provides exemplary customer service. SPECTRO’s products are exemplified by unique technical capabilities that deliver measureable benefits to the customer. From its foundation in 1979 until today, more than 30,000 analytical instruments
have been delivered to customers around the world.

AMETEK, Inc. is a leading global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electric motors with
annualized sales of approximately 3.0 billion US$. AMETEK’s corporate growth plan is based on four key strategies: Operative excellence, strategic acquisitions and alliances, geographic and market expansion as well as new
products. AMETEK’s common stock is a component of the S&P MidCap 400 Index and the Russell 1000 Index.

For additional information, please contact Tom Milner, Tel: +49 / 28 21 / 8 92-0, Fax: +49 / 28 21/ 8 92-22 00, E-Mail: spectro.info@ametek.com

The 11 technologies named in the list include smartphones, social networking, voice over IP, LED lighting, cloud computing, multicore CPUs, digital photography, drone aircraft, class-D audio and planetary rovers. FACTS (flexible AC transmission systems) also finds a place in this illustrious list. FACTS is a family of technologies that ABB pioneered and has continuously developed over the past 60 years.

According to Spectrum, flexible AC transmission systems promise to save energy in a big way and make the smart grid possible. They enable utilities to reconfigure power flows in real time, maximize throughput and minimize losses. They also make it possible to smoothly integrate wind, solar, and other intermittent sources of renewable energy into the grid.

“With these technologies ABB can increase the capacity of existing lines by as much as 50 percent, reduce electrical losses in long distance power transfer and relieve grid congestion and transmission bottlenecks that prevent the flow of electricity,” said Ingela Hålling, head of FACTS within the Grid Systems business of the Power Systems division. “FACTS technologies can also help to minimize the risk of blackouts, and facilitate the integration of intermittent types of energy by rapidly countering voltage fluctuations or by storing large amounts of surplus power until it is needed.”

ABB FACTS technologies are also used to improve power supply to rail systems and to stabilize the grid in and around large energy consumers like mines and steelworks. And, in coming years these versatile technologies will be vital for the large-scale integration of electric vehicle infrastructure like charging stations and plug-in points into the grid.

ABB pioneered the first FACTS technology in the early 1950s. Since then ABB has developed FACTS into a comprehensive portfolio of technologies that meet the current and future challenges facing AC transmission and distribution systems – SVC (static var compensation), SVC Light (also known as STATCOM), fixed and controlled series compensation, and DynaPeaQ dynamic energy storage.

ABB has delivered around 800 FACTS installations worldwide, which is more than half the world total.