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Yokogawa launches enhanced integrated DCS

Yokogawa South Africa released the CENTUMVP R6.01, an enhanced version of the company’s flagship integrated Distributed Control System (DCS)

at a launch on 6 March 2015. R6.01 marks the first step in the development of an all-new CENTUM VP that will play a central role in Yokogawa’s

VigilantPlant strategy for the Industrial Automation business. Yokogawa’s managing director, Johan Louw, says, “The adaptive evolution of the

new CENTUM VP focuses on addressing customers’ needs to keep up with the fast pace of change in the business landscape and technology while

delivering maximum return on assets and the lowest total cost of ownership.” This first R6-level release of the CENTUM VP system represents

much more than conventional functional improvements. R6 brings together smart engineering, advanced operation, system agility, and sustain-

able plant. (Read more on page 12)

Enquiries: Tel. 011 831 6300 or email

Christie.cronje@za.yokogawa.com

VEGA Instruments assists

with scholarship

When Mokokobale Diana Makgopa’s professor of drama at

UCT sent out an urgent appeal for a sponsorship to allow her

to complete her studies, little did he expect to hear good news

froma company selling pressure and level instruments. VEGA

Instruments has a social responsibility track record for giving

deserving young people a chance to succeed in life, and when

managing director, John Groom, received Professor Fleish-

man’s motivation letter, it was hard to ignore. The result was

a R60 000 sponsorship towards Mokokobale’s student fees,

allowing her to complete her studies at UCT. Mokokobale

has completed two years of the BA theatre and performance

degree within the Drama

Department and is on

course to graduate at the

end of 2016.

Enquiries:

Chantal Groom.

Tel. 011 795 3249 or

email chantal.groom@

vega.com

CMP Products opens

in Johannesburg

CMP Products, a division of British Engines Limited, is expanding its

international footprint. The company has established a branch in Johan-

nesburg to serve the Africanmarket. CMP Products SA is based inMidrand,

Johannesburg. The company designs, manufactures, and supplies cable

glands, cable connectors, cable cleats and cable accessories for custom-

ers around the globe in various sectors of industry including oil and gas,

petrochemical, pharmaceutical, power generation and distribution, mining

and transportation infrastructure. The company’s manufacturing base is

situated in the North East of England and it has regional offices to support

key global markets in Houston, Singapore, Dubai, Pusan, Shanghai, Perth,

Brisbane and now Johannesburg.

Enquiries: Attie Booysen. Tel. 011

266 8880 or email

Attie.Booysen@cmp-products.com

SOCIAL ENGINEERS

From left: Herat Shah (general manager business

development: Eastern and Southern Africa),

Muraleedharan N (executive vice-president: systems

solutions: Yokogawa Middle East and Africa), Vinesh

Maharaj (sales and Marketing Director), Johan

Louw (managing director), Bennie Coetzer (system

marketing specialist).

Mokokobale Makgopa.

(From left) Vince Pat-

terson (chief executive

officer), Attie Booy-

sen (regional sales

manager – Africa) and

Phil Wood (regional

manager UK, Middle

East, Africa).

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