SAFETY

ASI CEM	ASI CES Read Head and Actuator	ASI CET Switch
ASI ZSA	ASI ZSB	ASI ZSM Enabling
CES Read Head Actuator	CET	CET-AR
CES-A-ABA-01	CES-A-ABA-01B	CES-A-AEA-02B
CES-A-AEA-04B	CES-AR C	CES-A-UBA-01
CES-A-UBA-02B	CES-A-UBA-04B	CES-A-C5E and CES-A-C5H
CES-AP	CES-A-S5H	CMS-E-AR, CMS-E-DR
CMS-E-BR, CMS-E-ER, CMS-E-FR	EGZ safety limit switch	EKS-FSA (Electronic Key System Safety)
ESH Hinge Switch	ESM Safety Modules	ESM-F Safety Modules
E-Stop	GMO Profi Bus	GP Series Design Type 2
Multifunctional Gate Box	NM Design Type 1	NM VZA Design Type 2
NP Series Design Type 2	NX Series Type 2	NZ..VZ..VS Design Type 2
NZ Design Type 1	NZ Series Type 2	Rope Pull Switches
SFM-A01	SFM-A02	SFM-B01
SFM-C02	SGP Design Type 2	SGP Twin Series Type 2
STA Design Type 2	STM Design Type 2	STF Design Type 2
STP Design Type 2	STP TWIN Design Type 2	TK Design Type 2
TP Series Solenoid	TX Series Solenoid	TZ Series Solenoid
ZSA	ZSG, ZSE, ZXE	ZSR

AUTOMATION

Cylinder Proximity Switch	EGT Single Hole Fixing	Inductive Identification Systems
Inductive Multiple	Inductive Single	NG Switch
NM Design Type 1	NZ Design Type 1	Plug Connectors
Precision Single Plunger	Precision Multiple	Trip Dog and Rails

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MACHINE GUARDING SAFETY SEMINAR

You are invited to attend a FREE MACHINE GUARDING SAFETY SEMINAR PRESENTED BY: EUCHNER-USA.

With over fifty years experience in application, engineering, and promotion of electrical control and safety devices, Euchner manufactures products that have become the standard for machine safeguarding.

This course has been conducted for various universities, OSHA regional facilities, insurance companies, and hundreds of industrials throughout North America.

GOALS OF THE SEMINAR

Provide an interactive forum for understanding the "WHY" and the "HOW" of machine safety in the 21st century.
Present new and better ways to protect employees from injury
Introduce components and techniques to reduce machine downtime
Provide insight into new and emerging safety requirements
Demonstrate ways to reduce liability exposure

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

ANSI & OSHA Guidelines
US vs European Standards
Self-Monitoring Safety Systems
Risk Management/ Risk Reduction
Positive-Opening Contact Design
Meeting Assessed Risk Levels
Positive vs. Negative Mode Mounting
Benefits of Proper Machine Guarding
Redundancy
CE Marking & the European Machinery Directive
Positive-Guided Relays
Control Reliability
Fail to Safe Operation

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Machine operators
Machine maintenance personnel
Process engineers
Production engineers
Controls engineers
Electricians
Design engineers
Corporate safety committee
Integrators
Anyone who is involved in any way with plant safety should attend this course! Today's automated workplace is potentially more hazardous than ever. So is today's legal climate, which holds manufacturers as well as end users increasingly liable for worker injury.

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