Visit the British Encoders stand at Machine Building North to discover the TRP Tru-TracPro programmable incremental encoder, featuring field-programmable resolutions and robust performance. This versatile solution transforms operations across industries - from automated packaging to manufacturing and vision systems.

With the constant evolution of the automation industry, Pneumax has now developed a range of electric actuators, and these have recently been complemented by the launch of the PX/EVO series of electronic components.

SICK UK will be at Machine Building North displaying its comprehensive portfolio of industry leading technologies including the latest innovations in sensing and safety technology to help OEMs and machine builders provide their customers with the best performing and safe solutions.

Discover the VISOR XE machine vision sensor product series from SensoPart at Machine Building North and experience the future of industrial image processing.

On stand 22 at Machine Building North, ABB will be demonstrating its AC500-eCo PLCs and the latest and drives.

At the Machine Building North show, HARTING will be exhibiting two new additions to the Han range. Han Push-In represents a refinement of the cage connection method. It provides an additional field connection method, allowing fast and uncomplicated assembly of connectors whilst ensuring consistent quality. As a result, assembly times in the field are reduced by up to 30%.

Mechan Controls has been designing and manufacturing machine guard safety products since 1972. With 53 years of experience within the machine safety industry, all products are designed and manufactured in the UK.

Parker Hannifin continues demonstrating its commitment to safety and performance in hazardous environments by announcing new certifications and product improvements for its EY and EX servo motor series.

The new J20G series bearings from Schaeffler have an optimised Insutect A coating, offering even greater protection against the risk of current passage.

Potential failures of bearings on conveyors can be identified utilising thermal imaging cameras. However, a more recent approach is to utilise acoustic imaging cameras, such as the FLIR Si2 LD, which can provide a much earlier warning signal when it comes to bearing failures.