Monthly Archives: August 2023
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Posted: August 24, 2023
Pluggable glass fibre connection made easy from Treotham.
Digitalisation in industry is increasing rapidly. Data volumes are also rising quickly accordingly. A future-proof communication infrastructure in factories with glass fibre cables is therefore essential.
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Posted: August 23, 2023Categories: Igubal
Record-low costs and sustainability: our new slewing ring bearing
igus is adding a ready-to-install low-cost variant made from regranulated high-performance plastics to its iglidur PRT series
It is affordable, compact, lightweight and ready to install with a mouse click: igus has added a minimalist low-cost variant to the portfolio of its iglidur PRT series of slewing ring bearings. The PRT-05-15-PC not only reduces costs, but also protects the environment. The new slewing ring bearing consists of 97% regranulated high-performance plastics.
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Posted: August 22, 2023Categories: Euchner
The multi-talented MGB2 Modular can now do even more
The MGB2 Modular secures safety doors and fences on machines and installations during hazardous machine movements. A modular design is the secret behind the system’s adaptability to specific requirements.
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Posted: August 20, 2023Categories: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence and automation: SMEs must not miss the boat
Low Cost Automation from igus promises obstacle-free entry into the robot era.
Accountants, journalists and even computer scientists are all amazed at how rapidly automation is developing, including with artificial intelligence. Industry representatives are, too. They are drawing new ideas for smart factories. Many traditional SMEs, however, are in danger of falling behind. Low Cost Automation can provide immediate assistance and help them avoid missing the boat.
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Posted: August 20, 2023Categories: igus
Great strength, little weight: new low-cost igus energy chain for unsupported applications
The E4Q.64L's bionic design means that it costs up to 20% less than its big brother, the E4Q
New addition to the igus energy chain portfolio: the E4Q, a globally proven e-chain for applications with large unsupported lengths and high fill weight, now has a new variant: the "L". Users for whom the E4Q is too large can now save costs of up to 20% with the E4Q.64L. They will still benefit from the advantages of its big brother, such as quick, tool-free opening.