Pumps for the chemical industry
Atlas Copco takes over IPV
Atlas Copco has taken over the German company Industrie-Pumpen Vertriebs GmbH (IPV) based in Dresden.
read more...read more...Wave springs with large diameter
Word has spread to heavy and special machine builders in the petrochemical, mining and energy industries that enormous reductions in installation space can be achieved with Smalley wave springs.
read more...Focus on multi-material concepts
More and more new manufacturing processes are finding their way into industrial production. The special show with accompanying specialist forum "Additive + Hybrid - New manufacturing technologies in use" will present applications and trends for intelligent process combinations at Intec/Z 2019.
read more...Sitec grows in Chemnitz
In August, Sitec from Chemnitz put a new production building into operation. The company invested around six million euros in the site.
read more...New Eplan branch opened in China
Eplan Software & Service opened a new branch in Shanghai, China, in June.
read more...The factory of the future
Robots that adapt to their human counterparts, AR glasses that provide their wearer with information and learning machines that optimize themselves. "The factory of the future is a thinking factory with people at its heart," says Dr. Jochen Köckler, CEO of Deutsche Messe, summarizing the core message of HANNOVER MESSE 2018.
read more...Always under power
Stäubli Electrical Connectors launches the new 16BL single-pole high-current connector system with optimized safety functions and increased flexibility. It is designed for (emergency) power supplies and industrial applications and enables reliable power transmission even under extreme environmental conditions.
read more...Atlas Copco reports another record year
Atlas Copco increased its turnover by 15 percent in 2017. The industrial group grew primarily in the area of vacuum technology, where turnover rose by 44 percent to two billion euros.
read more...Atlas Copco: another record year with global sales of 12 billion euros
In 2017, the Swedish industrial group Atlas Copco increased its turnover by 15 percent to 116 billion Swedish kronor (SEK) worldwide (12 billion euros).
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