DELTA and MULTIPRESS Present at Fabtech 2013
November 14, 2013 – Battle Ground, WA – Delta Computer Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce that Richard Meyerhoefer, Delta's Central USA Region Manager, will deliver a technical presentation titled New Deep Draw Technologies along with Barney Ray and Lee Schilling of press manufacturer, MULTIPRESS at Fabtech 2013 at Chicago's McCormick Place on November 21, 2013.

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DRILLING RIG ADVANCES - Controller Gives Grace and Precision to Heavy Iron
Precise, smooth control of rig floor pipe handling equipment is essential for successful automation. Delta Computer Systems makes the motion controller that choreographs this multi-ton ballet. (World Oil - December 2013)

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Break on Through
Installing new machines or robots in a factory can material-handling solutions. Our customers leverage be a complicated task. They have to interface with existing production lines, automation systems and networks. They also might have to integrate with higher-level software such as asset management, MES, ERP, CMMS and other systems with alphabet- soup acronyms. (Control Design - December 2013 - Pages 24-26)

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Accurate Aircraft Testing
To ensure that the readings on a scale designed to weigh aircraft are accurate, the test system used to calibrate the scale needs to be even more accurate in applying test loads. The oldest method for testing scales was to use known dead weights, but handling them was expensive and cumbersome. An alternative was to use a manually operated hydraulic pump, similar in concept to the hydraulic jack that one would use to lift a car. But this method is prone to pressure leaks that make it virtually impossible to achieve a high degree of accuracy. A better method is to use an automated system that employs closed-loop control of a hydraulic press to apply a very precisely controlled load. (Quality Magazine - November 2013)

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