16th September 2011: Armstrong expands its digital control offering Emech has been acquired by Armstrong Hot Water Group, a division of Armstrong International. The Emech product set will be integrated into the Armstrong Hot Water Groups operation over the coming months.
8th December 2010: Fuji Oil Separators benefit from in-specification hot water Fuji Oil's previous system of heating water in a tank via direct steam sparging was slow and inefficient. In moving to the Emech F5 steam/water mixing system, the customer now achieves in-specification hot water on demand, and saves steam.
14th November 2010: Super Yacht Kogo enjoys ample supply of hot water One of the WorldsTop 100 super yachts hot water reticulation system was struggling to provide consistent tempered water to the guests and crew in periods of variable demand. Swystem Logic and Emech provide a precise solution.
25th October 2010: NSI Brew Systems Mash Water project for Ninkasi Brewing NSI Newlands Brew Systems over the last 23 years has installed many Craft Brewing systems throughout North America, utilizing state of the art technologies in design, engineering and fabrication as a complete solution provider to the industry .
28th July 2010: Hitachi Chemical Company benefits from Precision Control Hitachi Chemicals have been able to significantly improve the performance and quality of the photo etching chemicals produced and used extensively in the production of consumer electronics printed circuit boards with Emech technology.
4th May 2010: Emech Releases Version “E” Actuator The Generation “E” actuator incorporates our latest design innovations that include increased electronic circuit protection to the Power Supply and mA Loop, partitioned memory storage and embedded firmware code v117.
17th April 2010: Save Oil, Save Money, Run Trolley Tank Processes to Tight Spec With the Emech Trolley tank control system, customers are able to justify the capital expense to invest in the accurate Emech Trolley Tank control system, and remove variance and waste from their process, saving around US$26,000 per annum.
23rd March 2010: Emech delivers Improved Yield and Decreased Cycle Times After 12 months of testing of the Emech actuator and F2 control valve technology on the Palm Oil Crystallization Process, Emech has developed a significant insight into the complexity of the Palm Oil Crystalliser Process.
