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GEA GROUP News
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Borgwarner News
BorgWarner Provides Business Update Related to COVID-19
BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE: BWA) (the "Company") acknowledged that many original equipment manufacturer ("OEM") customers have announced that they have suspended or will suspend manufacturing operations, particularly in North America and Europe, on a temporary basis due to market conditions and matters associated with COVID-19/coronavirus.
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Codesys News
CODESYS AUTOMATION SERVER NOW FOR FREE
Support in times of COVID-19: CODESYS Automation Server now with new features and for free for the rest of the year 2020.
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FESTO News
Festo Introduces the VAEM Valve Controller for Multi-Head Liquid Dispensing
This new multi-channel valve controller raises micro-dispensing to a high level of performance and ease of use.
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CROUZET News
CROUZET LAUNCHES A UNIVERSAL DIGITAL TIMER
Technologically advanced timer works for automation and control products as well as industrial applications.
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B&R News
Double the storage capacity
B&R's new compact PLC offers twice the RAM of previous models from the Compact-S series.
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Paul Wurth News
SUCCESSFUL INBA PLANT RELINE AT ROGESA’S DILLINGEN NO 4 BLAST FURNACE
AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke (Dillinger) and Paul Wurth completed recently the modernisation of the slag granulation plant at Dillinger’s No. 4 blast furnace. Paul Wurth’s INBA granulation and dewatering technology has been operating there since its initial installation in 2003. It is a cold water system with steam condensation designed for a daily capacity of 1,600 tons of blast furnace slag sand and a maximum slag flow of up to 8 tons/min.
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Stratasys News
Stratasys Responds to COVID-19 Pandemic by Ramping up Production of 3D-Printed Personal Protection Equipment
Stratasys and its partners are producing several thousand face shields with 3D-printed plastic frames.
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Leoni News
Leoni expects substantial burdens from the coronavirus pandemic and decides on measures to ensure the continuation of business operations
In view of the economic uncertainties associated with the spread of the coronavirus and the resulting challenges especially for the automotive industry, Leoni AG, Nuremberg (ISIN DE 0005408884 / WKN 540888) expects considerable burdens on sales, earnings and liquidity. The level of this impact is not foreseeable at this stage. Against the backdrop of the expected burdens, the Board of Directors today has decided on a number of measures to ensure the continuation of business operations. These include plant closures in Europe, North Africa and the Americas, the introduction of short-time work in Germany as well as comparable measures at further European locations. The implementation of these measures will significantly reduce material and personnel costs. In addition, Leoni plans to apply for financial aid to increase its financial flexibility.
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Rohde & Schwarz
