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Pedigree Technologies tracking tags
Fargo, North Dakota-based Pedigree Technologies will showcase two of its newest asset tracking solutions at WasteExpo, taking place May 2-4 in New Orleans. The PT TAG 20 and PT TAG 5:
- each have a signal range of up to 200 meters, or more than 650 feet
- are designed for a long life of consistent operation with batteries that last 20 years and five years, respectively
- when attached to outdoor tools, equipment and remote assets, such as waste management bins, these Bluetooth tags offer customers increased visibility into these assets at a fraction of the cost of GPS devices
- can connect and sync with truck and trailer GPS devices, Pedigree applications on handsets and tablets, Pedigree’s Cab-Mate electronic logging device and yard-based receivers
- use Bluetooth wireless signals that are picked up and displayed on the OneView platform to repeatedly transmit messages with an asset’s unique identifier
- use tags that are purpose-built for harsh environments
Visit https://pedigreetechnologies.com for more information.
Pellenc ST QC+ quality control machine for RDF
France-based Pellenc ST has released the QC+, an optical sorter designed to perform quality control for the refuse-derived fuel industry. Pellenc ST QC+ quality control machines:
- are based on the Compact+ machine, meaning they can easily fit into tight spaces
- come in gantry or conveyor versions and are available in different widths
- allow for modular assembly on a straight or inclined plane
- include a cabinet that can be offset according to site constraints
- feature the Central Nervous System software platform
- have equipment that can be upgraded by integrating future technologies and sensors developed by Pellenc ST
- indicate PVC content, heating value, organic chlorine content, moisture content and biogenic carbon content
Visit www.pellencst.com products for more information.
Kice Industries seals for VJOT series rotary airlocks
Park City, Kansas-based Kice Industries has introduced a new sealing technology for its VJOT-series rotary airlocks in collaboration with Israel-based Tamar Seal. The company says the new mechanical seals provide added protection against breakage, contamination and leakage, even in extreme dry-running conditions. Additional product features include:
- Tamar’s shaft-sealing technology, which allows operators to replace the sealant without dismantling or shutting down the equipment
- no fragile components that would make them resistant to abrasive materials
- the option to add predictive maintenance sensors, which deliver notifications when they detect that the sealant needs to be replenished
- minimal required changes to the design
Visit www.kice.com for more information.
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