TWO ACCUTECH SPOKESMEN TO BE FEATURED SPEAKERS AT PHILADELPHIA INDUSTRIAL WIRELESS 2004 CONFERENCE

Will Speak on Breaking Installation Cost Logjams And Wireless Technologies for Data Acquisition

One of industry’s hottest topics – wireless instrumentation for monitoring and controlling plant functions – is being featured at the Industrial Wireless 2004 conference (Instrumentation & Control for the Chemical Process Plant), sponsored by Chemical Engineering magazine. On the podium from Accutech, along with a dozen or so representatives from leading companies also engaged in wireless technology are:

12:30 PM – Cliff Lewis, VP of Marketing and Sales, Accutech, speaking about “Industrial Instrumentation: Does Wireless Break the Installation Cost Logjam?”
2:15 PM – Wallace Lueders, General Manager, Accutech, speaking about “Today’s Robust Industrial Wireless Technologies for Data Acquisition” Accutech, a Division of Adaptive Instruments Corp., is headquartered in Hudson, MA, was the first instrumentation firm to introduce total wireless process control systems to the process industries, the chemical industry among them.

Friends and customers of Accutech, and interested industry personnel as well as the press are cordially invited to attend.

In their remarks, both Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lueders, both of whom are frequent lecturers on wireless technologies for industry, will address the needs, constraints and skepticism of plant managers and process engineers in processing. Specifically, they will talk about how wireless technologies have proven themselves to be robust, reliable and secure, opening new parameters and providing lower costs to control and monitor plant functions.

Information on Industrial Wireless 2004 conference or to register can be obtained by visiting www.chemconference.com or calling Tel: 212-621-4978.

Accutech, a Division of Adaptive Instruments Corp. of Hudson, MA, is known for offering a broad range of microprocessor measurement, monitoring and control instrumentation (called Smart Process Instrumentation) for a wide range of industries, including refining, petrochemicals, chemicals, plastics, oil and gas production, municipal water treatment, food and beverage, and others. Their extensive experience in robust instrumentation has been applied to industry's first line of packaged wireless monitoring solutions.

For more information on the new line of Accutech Wireless Instrumentation, contact:
Accutech, a Division of Adaptive Instruments Corp., 577 Main Street, Hudson, MA. 01749

Tel: 800-879-6576
Fax: 978-568-9085
E-mail: sales@accutechinstruments.com
Web: www.accutechinstruments.com

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