
Sick continues growth in the 2018 financial year
Sick continued to develop positively in the 2018 financial year and achieved above-average sales growth measured against the growth rate of the German mechanical engineering industry.
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Sick continued to develop positively in the 2018 financial year and achieved above-average sales growth measured against the growth rate of the German mechanical engineering industry.

Schaeffler is now also standardizing its brand and external image on the Friedberg in Suhl. The location is being renamed: INA - Drives & Mechatronics (IDAM) is now called Schaeffler Industrial Drives.
Production line for axle drives

Pia Automation Austria has won another major order: Daimler has ordered a high-tech production system for axle drives from the Styrian company.

The clamping and gripping technology specialist Röhm has expanded its Group Management Board as of April 1, 2019: Dr. Till Scharf and Gerhard Glanz form the new dual leadership of the company.

Rutronik is expanding its portfolio to include products from Polish manufacturer Wilk Elektronik. The company manufactures memory products such as DRAM memory modules, memory cards, USB sticks and solid state drives (SSD).
Measuring couplings in hydraulic systems have a variety of functions. They are used for monitoring as well as maintenance. Their use can help to detect malfunctions in good time and thus prevent the entire system from coming to a standstill or becoming defective.
In view of continuing global economic uncertainties and weaker demand dynamics in the end markets, Infineon Technologies is lowering its forecast for revenue and earnings in the current 2019 fiscal year.

In.Stand is the name of the new trade fair at Messe Stuttgart, where everything revolves around maintenance and services. The exhibition will take place in Stuttgart from October 23 to 24, 2019.
Kuka robots in automotive production
Today, welding robots have become an integral part of the production facilities of many metalworking companies. In the 80s, however, hardly any companies used this technology. Yaskawa installed a V12B-RX welding robot at wheelchair specialist Meyra back in 1986.