The CUBESERIES portfolio includes various contact designs, variants with PUSH IN and screw connections, as well as a wide range of accessories.

The new unmanaged switch from Weidmüller impresses with its long range and power transmission with PROFINET conformance class A.

The u-control M3000 and M4000 controllers facilitate the combination of IT and OT systems and can be integrated very efficiently with the open runtime environment, u-OS.

u-sense vibration is a compact sensor for condition monitoring designed specifically for continuously running pumps and drives.

Weidmüller expands industrial service platform “easyConnect” with a web configurator for PCB plug-in connector OMNIMATE^®4.0. Last year, Weidmüller presented the industrial service platform “easyConnect” –which provides universal access to all of the company's digital services. It is far more than just “an account for all of Weidmüller’s digital services”.

With increasing digitalization, automation systems also need to become increasingly powerful and more flexible. Modular control systems such as u-control web can take on both automation tasks and IIOT tasks.Thanks to modularity and the use of newly integrated container technology, u-control web provides the best prerequisites here.

With the partial automation of work steps, time-intensive work such as the processing of cables can be carried out more efficiently. The new CUTFIX PRO as a purely electrical driven machine is supporting the semi-automatic cable confectioning in terms of cutting various conductors. Robust and compactly built, it fits on a single DIN A4 page and features fast processing times and flexible application options. It can cut conductors to length with the cross-section range of 0.08 mm2 to 10 mm2 (AWG 40-8) or an outside diameter of up to 8 mm.

Plant automation has been undergoing rapid transformation for years.

The technology partnership between Phoenix Contact, Weidmüller, Reichle & De-Massari (R&M), Fluke Networks, and Telegärtner for the Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) has progressed to create the SPE System Alliance. In this group, leading technology companies from various industries and fields of application have come together to bundle their respective SPE expertise and ensure the target-oriented exchange of this knowledge. The partners in this group are pursuing the goal of driving the development of SPE further forward for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and may branch out to other areas as well. The System Alliance has now also been joined by Datwyler, Kyland, Microchip Technology, Rosenberger, SICK, O-Ring, Draka/Prysmian Group, and University 4 Industry.