Blechexpo 2015

At the Hannover Messe, Festo presented a portfolio of solutions for the clean and economical dismantling and recycling of used batteries.

Wibu-Systems and Flecs Technologies presented the results of their partnership at the Hannover Messe. At a joint press conference, the creative minds of both companies presented their current developments and strategic plans.

Two new tools from Schunk enable the validated design and individual configuration of linear modules. The new Schunk Control Center also offers an intuitive user experience.

In order to exploit the full potential of aftermarket activities, the entire product life cycle should be considered. Companies that take the step towards digitalization and consistently promote it in all areas can achieve numerous advantages here - from development to installation and service.

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The young company ai-omatic solutions from Hamburg presents a digital maintenance assistant that monitors machines automatically and unattended, detects failures in advance and thus predicts the optimum maintenance time.

With the Electronic-Key-System EKS2, Euchner is launching a new key system onto the market. As a further development of the EKS system, the new generation offers advantages in terms of digital access control and operating mode selection.

Ganter offers a wide range of different load attachment points. Classic and simple attachment points are DIN 580 eyebolts, which are screwed into a thread; DIN 582 ring nuts made of steel or stainless steel are suitable for loads without a thread.

Schmersal also wants to support customers in reducing their carbon footprint along the value chain. This starts with the material that most safety switches are made of: Plastic.

A cobot that can draw was presented by the IPH, Institute for Integrated Production Hannover at the Hannover Messe 2024. The exhibit illustrated the connection between artificial intelligence and robotics in production.

An optical free-fall inspection system, which was developed as part of a research project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, inspects cold-formed components for geometric dimensional accuracy and surface quality with an accuracy of a few hundredths of a millimeter.