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Regular one day exhibitions by engineering and other technical companies and organisations are held at UKAEA Culham throughout the year to enable staff and tenants to familiarise themselves with new products and new companies and network with current suppliers and contractors. These ‘foyer exhibitions’ are organised by Deniese Willis, Industry Events Manager of the Fusion and Industry team. If you are interested in exhibiting your company at Culham please contact Deniese on 01235 466608 or e-mail: deniese.willis@ukaea.org.uk
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Craftec Exhibition
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Craftec, one of Europe's premier sources for power conversion technology, recently exhibited for the second time at Culham. Craftec displayed a wide variety of power supply solutions including High Voltage modules from EMCO, and standard and custom AC-DC converters and demonstrated programmable DC supplies from Elgar. Alistair Jeffcoat, Senior Sales Engineer said "This was another successful day, with a lot of interest generated in the High Voltage modules and Eurostyle power cassettes, we look forward to exhibiting again next year." For further information call 01264 337800 or email alistair.jeffcoat@craftec.co.uk or visit www.craftec.co.uk
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Schroff UK, manufacturers of electronic packaging systems, displayed their ATCA & MicroTCA development chassis along with backplanes, power supplies, cooling units and shelf managers. Alan Barnes said, “This was the ideal opportunity to meet new and existing customers and to illustrate the breadth of our products and services. The ATCA system is not an easy product to demonstrate through catalogues and websites alone and the chance to demonstrate on a face to face basis is very welcome. We look forward to returning again.” For further information contact Alan Barnes on 01442 240471 or email alan_barnes@schroff.co.uk or visit www.schroff.co.uk
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Schroff UK Exhibition
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Fluid Controls Exhibition
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Fluid Controls returned to Culham with the Parker Hannifin Instrument roadshow, a mobile unit which exhibits Parker’s range of instrumentation fittings, valves, PFA/PTFE products, pressure regulators and gauges, solenoid valves and filtration products. Parker also showcased their new innovation "Phastite" a breakthrough in tube connection systems. Engineer Craig Banyard said, "We had a great turn-out on the day making new contacts and catching up with existing customers." For more information contact craig@fluidcontrols.co.uk or 0118 981 1004 or visit www.fluidcontrols.co.uk
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Sterling FS demonstrated their award winning SIHIdry vacuum pump along with their liquid ring technology and other liquid pumps. Their service manager was on hand to explain various pump issues such as cavitation, laser alignment etc. Gary Leatherbarrow said, “We already have our technology installed on-site and hope this exhibition will encourage further use of Sterling equipment and services. The people who visited the stand were keen on the technology and we look forward to discussing future opportunities.” For further information contact uksales@sterlingfluid.com or 0161 928 6371 or visit www.sterlingfluidsystems.com
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Sterling Fluid Systems Exhibition
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Culham Innovation Centre Exhibition
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Culham Innovation Centre (CIC) run by Oxford Innovation exhibited for the first time. CIC provides serviced office and workshop space with flexible terms for innovative, early stage and high-growth companies. CIC companies benefit from the site’s facilities, at a low cost and with no long-term commitment, helping them to grow. Companies also have access to support services provided by Oxford Innovation and for suitably qualified companies a unique Technical Support Package through UKAEA’s Fusion and Industry team. For further information contact Dean Worthington on d.worthington@oxin.co.uk or 01865 408300 or visit www.oxin.co.uk/culham
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Peco Cryogenic’s first exhibition at Culham was well received with a good degree of interest shown in their range of vacuum insulated (SIVL) lines, hoses, valves and accessories. Glen Oxborough of Peco Cryogenics said, “We had a really good day and met many people who have both current and future applications for our product range. Exhibiting here is a great way to raise awareness within the UKAEA of advances in the safe and efficient handling of cryogenic fluids. We look forward to returning next year”. For more information contact glen@peco-europe.com or 01386 556622 or visit www.peco-europe.com/Cryogenics/
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Peco Cryogenics Exhibition
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Data Translation Exhibition
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Data Translation exhibited their wide range of USB and PCI data acquisition products and introduced TEMPpoint, a 48-channel module that can be used with thermocouples, RTD’s and voltage inputs at Culham. Neil Chapman, Data Translation Sales Manager, said, “The exhibition was well organised and we made some interesting new contacts. It is a great environment in which we can show enthusiastic people some of our wide range of products and discuss their merits and advantages with potential users.” For further information contact Keith Dunstone on 01256 33 33 30, email: kdunstone@datx.co.uk or visit www.datx.co.uk
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PI-KEM's first exhibition at Culham provided the opportunity to present a wide range of advanced materials and laboratory equipment which they offer on behalf of several USA and European speciality producers. In particular, Ian Rouse noted that they were pleased to receive enquiries for both Sapphire and Quartz materials, together with other optical and ceramic products. PI-KEM now looks forward to further developing their contacts at the Culham site. For further information contact ian@pi-kem.co.uk or 01939 234801 or visit www.pi-kem.co.uk
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PI-KEM Exhibition
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Virac Marketing Exhibition
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Virac Marketing Ltd exhibited for the first time at Culham and demonstrated the full extent of the company’s capabilities from electronic component kitting, printed circuit board assembly and test and full box build. Caroline Bridle said, "It was an opportunity to meet a number of electronic engineers to discuss their future requirements. It was also a pleasure to see some familiar faces." For further information contact caroline@virac.com or 01235 821177 or visit www.virac.com
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Hamamatsu, a leading manufacturer of devices for the generation and measurement of Xray, visible, infrared and ultraviolet light, exhibited at Culham for the third year in succession. Robin Smith said, “Once again we found exhibiting at Culham to be an excellent opportunity to meet new faces with interesting new enquiries and to renew contacts with our existing customers on a more informal basis. We look forward to exhibiting again in 2008.” For further information contact robin.smith@hamamatsu.co.uk or 01707 294888 or visit www.hamamatsu.com
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Hamamatsu Exhibition
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Astech Projects Exhibition
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Astech Projects used their first exhibition at Culham to showcase their specialist knowledge in designing, building and commissioning bespoke automated systems and to demonstrate their highly innovative engineering capabilities. A number of visitors to the stand were particularly interested in one of their specialist areas, remote handling using bespoke robotics. Anthony Moran said, “ We had a very useful day talking to Culham staff who will in due course be visited by an Astech Engineer to discuss their projects in more detail.” For further information contact anthony.moran@astechprojects.co.uk or visit www.astechprojects.com.
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Over 45 contacts visited Farnell’s stand at Culham where they received a number of enquiries for their high voltage test equipment, PC based scopes and latest catalogue. Chris Murphy said, “Overall we had a very successful day with one customer placing a £6k order for test/measurement equipment." For further information contact cmurphy@farnell.com or 07889 829530 or visit www.farnell.co.uk
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Farnell Exhibition
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Alcatel Vacuum Exhibition
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“This year we demonstrated our H2000 leak detector which is a great addition to our range of leak detectors and vacuum pumps and uses a very low concentration of Hydrogen as the trace gas, less than 5.7% which means that the gas is non flammable,” said Richard Frost, Alcatel Vacuum’s Senior Sales Engineer “This offers a very low cost test as the trace gas is much cheaper than Helium. The H2000 is also very compact and you get the same performance as a Helium “sniffer” test. We look forward to exhibiting next year.” For further information contact Richard Frost at richard@sandrsales.co.uk or 01506 418000 or visit www.adixen.co.uk
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