Connecting each cable individually is time-consuming and error-prone. Igus has therefore developed an alternative for machine manufacturers. Module Connect is an interface that makes it easy to connect energy chains and the cables they contain.
read more...For use in industrial robots, Ethernet cables have to withstand a lot. However, when it comes to horizontal linear movements combined with torsion, standard Ethernet cables are often unable to cope with the load. A new solution from Lapp complies with the type R standard for Profinet cables on robots.
read more...A clearly documented delimitation of electricity costs not only provides a detailed overview of consumption, but was also introduced by the EEG in Germany to promote renewable energies.
read more...Lutz Evert has been appointed as the new Managing Director of Carlo Gavazzi GmbH, the sales subsidiary of the Swiss Carlo Gavazzi Holding AG in Germany.
read more...Lütze offers switch cabinet products certified to the UL-50E standard for use on the North American market.
read more...3Dconnexion is completing its range of standard mice from the CadMouse product line with three new models. From the compact, wireless mouse to the high-end mouse for power users, models are now available for a wide range of requirements.
read more...The reliable and fail-safe DC power supply of embedded IPCs, controllers, motor drives, sensors, measurement, control and safety technology is of fundamental importance in networked and high-tech systems.
read more...Conec offers circular connectors in an inch design, particularly for the requirements of the American market. In addition to overmoulded cable connectors, the product portfolio also includes cable assemblies and flange connectors with stranded wires or for direct PCB mounting.
read more...Pre-assembled data cables, known as patch cords, are fundamental components of network technology. The new patch cords from Lapp are even more versatile and can be used internationally.
read more...September 1 marked the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Harting family business. In 1945, Wilhelm and Marie Harting opened the "Wilhelm Harting Mechanische Werkstätten" in a repair store measuring just over 100 square meters.
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