Silicon Valley – Zero Defects International partner, EPOCH INTERNATIONAL, has announced significantly reduced overstock pricing for a large quantity of precision industrial motor, actuator, and sensor control systems. These systems are fully assembled and available for immediate shipment. There are four elements, each housed in a custom-made stainless steel chassis. These elements include a device control, a 24 VDC distribution control a safety control system and a feedback control system.

The device control system regulates digital inputs, power user interface and safety features. The 24 VDC system provides a highly stable and clean output with overcurrent and fault isolation protection. The safety control panel provides emergency shutdown, fault detection and protective features. Lastly, the feedback control system has programmable monitoring and control of motors, sensors, speed and flow as well as several other tasks.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) is pleased to announce the relocation of its Switzerland operations to a new custom-built facility. The approximately 2,200 square-meter coating operation, which is located at Rue du Collège 43, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds, is ISO 9001:2015 certified and specifically designed to optimize quality and provide excellent service for customers across the medical device, electronics, aerospace and automotive markets.

Along with the site relocation, SCS has also announced that its Switzerland operations, formerly known as Comelec SA, will now legally operate under the name Specialty Coating Systems SA. According to David Ellis, Managing Director, Europe, "the company name and location may have changed, but the highly experienced team in Switzerland remains the same, bringing decades of Parylene and ALD coating expertise to every project."

In addition to the Switzerland facility, SCS services its European customers through coating sites in England, Germany, Czech Republic and Ireland. These sites are part of SCS' extensive network of 21 coating centers worldwide, including additional facilities throughout the Americas and Asia. SCS' global reach allows the company to provide comprehensive support to its diverse customer base.

For more information on the new Switzerland site or any of our coating service technologies and locations, contact SCS at scscoatings.com/contact.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) is pleased to announce the relocation of its Switzerland operations to a new custom-built facility. The approximately 2,200 square-meter coating operation, which is located at Rue du Collège 43, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds, is ISO 9001:2015 certified and specifically designed to optimize quality and provide excellent service for customers across the medical device, electronics, aerospace and automotive markets.

Along with the site relocation, SCS has also announced that its Switzerland operations, formerly known as Comelec SA, will now legally operate under the name Specialty Coating Systems SA. According to David Ellis, Managing Director, Europe, "the company name and location may have changed, but the highly experienced team in Switzerland remains the same, bringing decades of Parylene and ALD coating expertise to every project."

In addition to the Switzerland facility, SCS services its European customers through coating sites in England, Germany, Czech Republic and Ireland. These sites are part of SCS' extensive network of 21 coating centers worldwide, including additional facilities throughout the Americas and Asia. SCS' global reach allows the company to provide comprehensive support to its diverse customer base.

For more information on the new Switzerland site or any of our coating service technologies and locations, contact SCS at scscoatings.com/contact.

The frame agreement forms the basis for an anticipated rapid scale-up of Teledyne FLIR’s sensing solutions to meet the demands of the European defense industry. Neways will deliver complex electronics for various Teledyne FLIR’s products, including thermal imagers for high sightline stability and advanced imaging performance in tracked or wheeled military vehicles. In addition, Neways’ technology teams can support Teledyne FLIR in the design and development of new products and, if needed, the re-design of existing products. This agreement underlines Neways’ strong and growing commitment to the defense sector.

Michiel van der Maat, CCO of Neways comments: “I am proud that Neways will support Teledyne FLIR in their anticipated rapid scale-up to meet the demands of the European defense industry. At Neways we are optimally equipped to produce complex electronics across our European footprint, therewith supporting defense companies with their Industrial Participation requirements. In addition we are set-up to rapidly scale-up and bring in our design capabilities whenever needed. I look forward to a successful collaboration across Teledyne FLIR’s product portfolio.”

Roger Magnusson Falconer, Director Projects & Programs at Teledyne FLIR adds: “In Neways we have found a partner that is set up to support us in our growth journey. Their experience in the defense industry, as well as their broad European footprint, make Neways a good partner for us. We look forward to further building our cooperation in the years to come.”