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'19
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Vision Components News
04
'19
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Kontron News
Faster to multi-axis movements
80% of the application is already pre-configured: With its pre-configured software package 3 AxisFlex, Baumüller has reduced the programming effort for controlling the motion of up to three servo axes.
04
'19
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EPLAN
Schematics through the cloud
EPLAN eBuild, the new cloud software for generating electrical schematics or fluid power schematics, is being launched to coincide with the SPS 2019. It is geared towards users of EPLAN Platform 2.8 who want to take their first steps into the cloud environment. The requirements for using this brand new freemium software are being registered in the EPLAN ePulse cloud system and using EPLAN Platform, Version 2.8.
03
'19
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EUCHNER News
ONGOING DIALOG – THE SAFETY SWITCH CES-C07 AND THE SAFETY MODULE ESM-CB
There is more than meets the eye to EUCHNER’s smallest safety switch. It is the innovation on the inside.
03
'19
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GE News
GE Healthcare Life Sciences releases software for cell therapy workflow
Software offers customized profile set-up, simplifies process validation, and minimizes variability in cell transduction via spinoculation.
03
'19
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Faulhaber News
New drive from FAULHABER for medical applications
More than 1500 autoclave cycles possible.
03
'19
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Vega News
VEGA extends its portfolioFrom simple to complex
With the launch of its new VEGABAR pressure sensors and VEGAPOINT level switches, VEGA becomes a full-range supplier for level and pressure sensors to the food and pharmaceutical industries.
03
'19
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Stratasys News
Stratasys Introduces Work Order Management Software for 3D Printing Shops as Industry Adoption of 3D Printing Booms
ew GrabCAD Shop Simplifies 3D Printing Workflow So Jobs Get Printed Faster and Right the First Time.
03
'19
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GEA GROUP News
Using a compact CO2 refrigerating plant to chill a fish catch in an environmentally-friendly way
With a length of 45 metres, F/V Northern Defender, one of the trawlers in the fleet belonging to Global Seas headquartered in Seattle, Washington, delivers its catch to a shoreside factory for processing. She normally operates in the Bering Sea off Alaska and returns to port with up to 340 tons of pollock. For the fish to stay fresh during the voyage of up to several days, it is chilled with seawater at zero to minus one degree Celsius.
02
'19
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Stemmer imaging News
