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Pentair’s Hoffman Brand Syspend Sanitary HMI System

Pentair Technical Products – a provider of products and service solutions for enclosing, protecting and cooling electrical and electronic systems – released the Hoffman brand Syspend Sanitary HMI System for HMI devices up to a maximum load of 90 lbs.

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Thermoelectric cooling for industrial enclosures
A French physicist named Jean Charles Peltier laid the groundwork for modern thermoelectric cooling in the 19th century as he experimented with electricity.
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Henning opens facility for enclosure manufacturing
Hennig, Inc. proudly announces the opening of its new location in Rockford, Illinois for the design, engineering and fabrication of enclosures for the power generator and other heavy-duty OEM markets.
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Reliable, cost efficient cooling for sealed enclosures
Modern day electronics continue to be placed in denser packages and smaller enclosures.
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