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Because the marking processes for components in industrial environments are becoming more important and the requirements are increasing, Phoenix Contact has developed two new marking printers based on UV LED printing technology.
read more...The Icom.plus module enables predictive maintenance, and the user can decide how he wants to integrate the data obtained: from an offline version to connection to the Igus server for automatic spare parts ordering.
read more...Igus presented new approaches to low-cost automation at this year's Hannover Messe: The "Rohboter" concept consists of a Robolink DC articulated arm made of plastic and a marketplace model that helps users online to find and configure or build the right automation solution for them.
read more...Interroll has launched a DC platform onto the market. With the range of coordinated roller drives, controllers and power supply units, various conveyor solutions can be implemented - from plug-and-play standard applications to systems with Industry 4.0 functionality.
read more...Low-cost automation below the established automation providers for just a few thousand euros - that is what many users want.
read more...Phoenix Contact, Weidmüller, Reichle & De-Massari, Belden and Fluke Networks are developing coordinated components for Single Pair Ethernet.
read more...Without a powerful, consistent infrastructure, digitalization quickly reaches its limits. Connectors and cables are also part of the infrastructure. Their importance will continue to grow in the future.
read more...Rittal presents new enclosures and small...
Rittal is presenting new compact enclosures and small enclosures in Hanover. The new AX and KX not only offer simpler and faster assembly, but also greater flexibility and safety. They have been further developed into a system solution for Industry 4.0.
read more...At Hannover Messe 2019, Lapp will be presenting further models from the Etherline Access series, this time also for Profinet networks.
read more...Electrical energy in factories, data centers and households could be transmitted using direct current in the future. Lapp has investigated the question of whether conventional alternating current cables are just as suitable for direct current.
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