Kinesys Libra load cell system will be at PLASA 2010
UK - Kinesys comes to PLASA 2010 with a new fixed speed chain hoist controller range and a stylish new website. The new DigiHoist product range from Kinesys brings digital technology to the forefront of chain hoist controller design.

Digital communications allow multiple controllers to be daisy-chained together, eliminating the need for bulky multicore cables. Self-healing emergency stop connections remove the requirement for shorting plugs, and monitoring of the hoist's status means that information about hoist presence and the state of the limits can be displayed to the user, and acted upon immediately to provide Group Halting if limits are hit whilst moving, says the company.

The new website goes live on 12 September, the first day of the show, and has been built from the ground-up with both specifiers and end users in mind.

Easy to navigate product pages and an enlarged project and case study area demonstrate the Kinesys range of products in detail and in use. For end users, a new expansive support area facilitates unlimited access to manuals, demo software, data sheets, connection diagrams and FAQs on all products.

Showing at PLASA and in regular use in both venue installations and equipment rental applications is the Kinesys Libra load cell system.

Available in both 3.25T and 4.75T variants, with Basic and Professional power supply options, Libra provides an reliable, easy to use method of making vitally important loading information available to venue managers or head riggers.

(Jim Evans)


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