The Secret to Keeping Electronics Cool! !

Bene ts of Cabinet Cooler® Systems

• Less expensive to purchase than refrigerant A/C units

• Less expensive to operate than refrigerant A/C units

• Quicker to install than heat exchangers and refrigerant A/C units

• Little to no maintenance

• More reliable in dirty, hot, or remote environments than alternative cooling products

• Not a ected by machine vibration which can cause refrigerant leaks

• Ambient temperature does not a ect performance like it will with alternative cooling products

Don’t Blow A Fan on an Open Cabinet!

It is an OSHA violation that presents a shock hazard to personnel.

The fan blows hot, humid, dirty air at the electronics.

The Real Solution!

Stop electronic downtime with an EXAIR Cabinet Cooler System! The complete line of low cost Cabinet Cooler Systems are in stock and can ship today. They mount in minutes through an ordinary electrical knockout and have no moving parts to wear out. Thermostat control to minimize compressed air use is available for all models. All Cabinet Coolers are UL Listed, UL Classi ed and /or CE Compliant.

Cabinet Cooler Systems

NEMA 12

For large heat loads up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• Enclosure remains dust-tight and oil-tight

• Measures 8" (203mm) high

• Mounts top, side or bottom

NEMA 4 and 4X

For heat loads up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• Enclosure remains dust-tight, oil-tight and splash resistant

• Suitable for wet locations where coolant spray or washdown can occur

Type 316 Stainless Steel

For NEMA 4X applications available for heat loads up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• Resists harsh environments not suitable for Type 303/304SS

• Ideal for food and chemical processing, pharmaceutical, foundries, heat treating and other corrosive environments

Hazardous Location and ATEX

For use with classi ed enclosure purge and pressurization systems. Available for classi ed environments up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• Maintain NEMA 4/4X integrity

• For hazardous/explosive environments

• CE compliant

High Temperature

For NEMA 12, 4 and 4X applications. Available for heat loads in many capacities up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• Suitable for ambients up to 200°F (93°C)

• Ideal for mounting near ovens, furnaces, and other hot locations

Non-Hazardous Purge

Keep a slight positive pressure on the enclosure to keep dirt from entering through small holes or conduits. For use in non-hazardous locations.

• Uses only 1 SCFM in purge mode

• For heat loads up to 5,600 Btu/hr.

• NEMA 12, 4 and 4X

Production

Abb And Tata Steel To Look At Technologies To Help Reduce Carbon Footprint Of Steel Production

Tata Steel Ltd and ABB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and will collaborate to create innovative models and technologies to help reduce the carbon footprint of steel production.

“Steel companies know there are opportunities to improve their processes, and Tata Steel is one of the leader s in this movement towards energy efficiency and reduction of carbon footprint,” said Vipul Gautam, Group Vice President, Global Account Executive for Tata Group, ABB.

ABB and Tata Steel will focus on system-level assessments of Tata Steel’s manufacturing plants and production facilities for evaluation and co-development of short and long-term options for energy efficiency, decarbonization and circularity.

The two companies will explore energy optimization via hydrogen as an alternative fuel for upstream processes and energy reduction and substitution through fully integrated electrification and digital systems.

Tata Steel has committed to major sustainability targets of carbon neutrality by 2045. The steelmaker has a medium-term target to reduce carbon emissions to under two tons of CO₂ per ton of crude steel in its Indian operations by 2025.

To ensure sustainable growth, the company is working on deployment of key enablers for deep decarbonization, including the use of more scrap in steelmaking , use of alternate fuels, use of renewable energy and deployment of carbon capture and storage/ utilization technolog ies.

Automotive Ford Canada Reaches New Deal With Unifor

Ford Motor Company of Canada and Unifor have come together to reach an agreement on a new three-year labour contract.

Casselman, Ont., and Leduc, Alberta.

ABB and Tata Steel will carry out system-level assessments for manufacturing plants like Tata’s Jamshedpur.

“Our Unifor-represented autoworkers are the heart of Ford of Canada,” said Bev Goodman, president and CEO, Ford of Canada. “This contract invests in our talented and dedicated employees, who remain consistently focused on the critical work of assembling our vehicles, building our engines and components, improving customer satisfaction, and expediting parts delivery service to our more than 400 dealers.Together, we are ensuring our Canadian operations continue to deliver with the skills, knowledge, and processes to compete and win.”

The new agreement covers over 5,600 unionized Unifor members at Ford’s Oakville Assembly Complex; Annex and Essex engine plants in Windsor, Ontario; and part distribution centres in Bramalea, Paris and

“Our bargaining team showed exceptional leadership and successfully pushed Ford of Canada on every front,” said Unifor National President Lana Payne. “This contract will change lives in a profound way. It fundamentally transforms pension plans, provides protections during the EV transition and includes the highest wage increases in the history of Canadian auto bargaining.”

Ratification meetings had Ford union members vote 54 per cent in favour of the new agreement. The agreement offers hourly wage increases, a ratification bonus, retirement programs increases, and reduction of new hire wage progression period.

“We know this is a challenging time for all workers and this agreement tackles the affordability issues so many face today,” said Ford Master Bargaining Chair John D’Agnolo. “I’m so proud of what we’ve accomplished, and that the membership voted for a contract that will set a new standard for autoworkers for years to come.”

Ford was selected as the target company by Unifor for its Detroit Three negotiations. With General Motors Canada selected as the second automaker to negotiate.

Government Government Of Canada Invests In Transformer Manufacturer

The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) has invested in nearly $4 million in Rex Power Magnetics.

“We are very pleased to embark on our expansion plan, with the help of FedDev Ontario, which includes new space, new equipment, facility improvements, and plenty of hiring,” said Simon Hasserjian, president, Rex Power Magnetics. “These updates will allow Rex to better support Canada’s transition to a renewable power infrastructure and greener future for everyone.”

Rex Power will now add a new transformer production cell at its current 145,000-square-foot facility in Concord, Ont., and create a new production line at its new facility in Etobicoke, Ont. The company hopes to increase sales, create 35 jobs, and improve lead times.

“Today’s investment reassures our federal government’s commitment to help grow and expand Canada’s thriving manufacturing sector,” said Francesco Sorbara, Member of Parliament for Vaughan–Woodbridge. “This nearly $4 million enables this Vaughan manufacturer to stay competitive, increase its production of green, energy-efficient products, and help create and maintain 320 good jobs across the region.”

Rex Power is a family-owned transformer design and manufacturing company used in the generation, storage, and transmission of electricity for schools, homes, hospitals, and businesses.

Business

LINAMAR TO ACQUIRE PROPULSION-AGNOSTIC BUSINESS FROM MOBEX

Linamar Corporation through its subsidiary Linamar Structures USA (Michigan), Inc. has reached a definitive agreement with Mobex Fourth and 1, LLC, to acquire a portion of its US-based assets.

“We are very pleased to announce this acquisition, the latest step in building our revenue profile for non-ICE dependent products in alignment with our overall Mobility Structures and Chassis strategy.,” said Linda Hasenfratz, executive chair and CEO, Linamar. “The addition of the sales from this business takes our EV and propulsion-agnostic business to nearly 60 per cent of our total Mobility sales in just a couple of years, a great way for us to stay flexible in a shifting marketplace.”

Linamar Structures will acquire assets that consist of manufacturing operations for propulsion-agnostic chassis and suspension modules and components, including steering knuckles, control arms and subframes. The Mobex facilities will be integ rated into Linamar.

“We are excited about this latest business acquisition and the capabilities it gives us for growing our Structures and Chassis business”, said Jim Jarrell, president and COO, Linamar. “We look forward to working with our OEM customers to help fill their growing needs for high quality, technologically advanced Structural components.”

The transaction is subject to customary consents and regulatory approvals and is expected to close in mid-Q4 2023.