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PLe/SIL3 RFID-monitored safety lock with 180° actuator

PLe/SIL3 RFID-monitored safety lock with 180° actuator

Sick has developed the flexLock, an RFID-monitored safety lock with an innovative 180° actuation radius, creating a versatile protective device for safe locking of doors, flaps and gates.

7th October 2022

LVDT gauging system with compact integrated cable electronics

LVDT gauging system with compact integrated cable electronics

Micro-Epsilon has introduced the induSENSOR DTD-xG8, a plug-and-play range of robust, compact inductive sensors for displacement, distance, position, shape and geometry inspection in a wide range of applications.

7th October 2022

ABB unveils ‘tomorrow ready’ digital circuit breaker

ABB unveils ‘tomorrow ready’ digital circuit breaker

As power systems around the world transform, ABB is continuing to lead their seamless digital transformation with the evolution of its respected VD4 medium voltage (MV) circuit breaker with the new VD4 evo.

7th October 2022

FDB Panel Fittings camlocks available online ex-stock

FDB Panel Fittings camlocks available online ex-stock

FDB Panel Fittings now offers a select range of camlocks on its online store for enclosures, lockers, equipment cases and similar in 11mm, 16mm and 20mm sizes. Round and square format housing styles are available – all ex-stock for urgent delivery.

5th October 2022

The future of the assembly line with Liberty Reach

The future of the assembly line with Liberty Reach

Using rugged computers from OnLogic to provide the required reliability and connectivity on production lines in the automotive sector, as well as installation flexibility, Liberty Reach is adding the intelligence to ‘smart manufacturing’.

5th October 2022

Ensuring secure digital access to plant and machinery

Ensuring secure digital access to plant and machinery

A new addition to the Pilz range of Industrial Access Management solutions, the Control Element PIT oe USB, now makes the use of USB ports possible in a secure way, preventing the possibility of machine tampering.

5th October 2022

Eddy current sensors replace inductive sensors and switches

Eddy current sensors replace inductive sensors and switches

Recent advances in eddy current sensor design, integration, packaging and overall cost reduction have made these sensors an attractive option where high linearity, high speed measurements and high resolution are critical requirements, says Glenn Wedgbrow, business development manager at Micro-Epsilon UK.

5th October 2022

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