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Krohne News
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Sauter-Controls News
New modulo 6 automation station for decentralised plants
SAUTER modulo 6 comprises compact, powerful hardware, intuitive cloud-based software, wide integration capability and high data security, thereby enabling IoT in buildings. The portfolio of the modulo 6 product family is supplemented by an automation station for decentralised plants.
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HMS Industrial Networks AB
Continued growth for industrial networks despite pandemic - Industrial network market shares 2021 according to HMS Networks
Every year, HMS Networks carries out a study of the industrial network market to analyze the distribution of new connected nodes in factory automation. This year’s study shows that, despite the Corona pandemic, the industrial network market is expected it to grow by 6% in 2021. Industrial Ethernet still shows the highest growth and now has 65% of new installed nodes (64% last year), while fieldbuses are at 28% (30). Wireless networks continue to climb and are now at 7%. PROFINET passes EtherNet/IP at the top of the network rankings with 18% market share compared to 17%.
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'21
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HMS Industrial Networks AB
Ixxat Smart Grid Gateways enable IO and Wi-Fi sensors to be connected to energy networks
HMS Networks is now expanding its Ixxat® SG-gateway series for networking of energy components. Two new multi-IO versions allow traditional IO-sensors as well as sensors or devices in Wi-Fi networks to be connected to energy systems using IEC 61850 and IEC 60870. Users benefit from direct and seamless access to sensor data from the control room, as well as IIoT capabilities for monitoring, maintenance and forecasting purposes.
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Lanner Electronics
Lanner Joins NVIDIA GTC 21 to Showcase NGC-ready Edge AI Platforms for Intelligent Networking, Manufacturing and Transportation
Join Lanner at NVIDIA’s GTC for a transformative global event that brings together brilliant, creative minds looking to ignite ideas, build new skills, and forge new connections to take on our biggest challenges.
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Renishaw News
Additive manufacturing technology enables servo valve innovation
With the help of metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology from global engineering company, Renishaw, UK-based Domin Fluid Power Ltd. (Domin) has produced a new range of direct drive valves. Founded in 2012, in Bristol, Domin, is disrupting the hydraulics industry by redesigning servo valves from first principles to achieve a better performing, more sustainable product at a lower price point.
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NSK
Tschudin Cube 350 centreless grinder uses NSK RA high-precision roller guides
The new Tschudin Cube 350 centreless grinding machine is using NSK’s RA series of low-friction, high-rigidity roller guides, where they are helping to generate excellent levels of surface finish on machined workpieces.
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Datalogic News
NEW QUICKSCAN QD2500 SERIES: SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE, AFFORDABLY
Datalogic, a global leader in the automatic data capture and factory automation markets, is pleased to announce the new QuickScan QD2500 2D imager. It is designed to be the operators’ ideal partner at the POS check-out which never lets them down in data capture.
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NSK
Sourcing linear motion solutions from NSK’s global manufacturing sites: the benefits of an international production network
High-precision linear guides are an important product group for NSK's Linear Motion Technology (Seiki) management unit. As a specialist in this field, the company meets the requirements of many demanding market sectors, including the machine tool industry. Many of the linear guides supplied to European customers operating in high-precision, high-quality sectors are application-specific or adaptations of standard units.
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Andritz News
