PRESS RELEASE For immediate release

"This is the best show of its type in the UK" Peter Jefferson, Sales Manager, Contemporary Controls

Mtec - Sensors, Measurement and Instrumentation featuring Industrial Networks for Fieldbus and Open Systems returns to the NEC Birmingham on 16th & 17th February 2005.

The sensor, measurement and instrumentation industry thrives on technological innovation and is developing very rapidly. It is vital for users to stay abreast of the latest product developments and therefore Mtec 2005 provides the solution. It is the only UK show dedicated wholly to sensors, measurement and instrumentation. At Mtec 2005 visitors will be able to see:-

Actuators - drives, pumps, switches, valves Analysers - data, gas, spectrum, thermal Calibrators - temperature, pressure, flow Components Connectivity Controls & Controllers - PLC's, telemetry, systems, timers Control Software and Systems Drives Data Acquisition - loggers, printers, recorders, Test and Inspection - standards, test houses, NDT, environmental Industrial PC's & PLC's Industrial Networking - Bluetooth, Ethernet, bus systems, hardware Instrumentation - test, field, analytical, laboratory Intelligent Valves and Actuators Intrinsic Safety Quality Assurance - corrosion, hardness, materials, leaks Radio Networking & SCADA Signal Conditioning - amplifiers, filters, software, signal generators Soft PLC technology Sensors - contact and non-contact sensing for test, measurement, data acquisition Test and inspection - standards, test houses, NDT, environmental

The 2005 show also sees the return of Industrial Networks for Fieldbus and Open Systems, which is a dedicated section of the event where visitors can compare and evaluate proprietary systems, open systems and the industrial use of Ethernet.

Both Mtec and Industrial Networks enjoy the support of numerous industry associations and societies who will be holding free seminars and presentations to enhance the visitor experience.

Useful links:

www.mtec-info.co.uk

Industrial Networking contacts: Victoria Hufmann and Norbert Hufmann