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Schmalz News
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Stratasys News
MakerBot Continues to Expand the METHOD Platform with New Nylon Material
akerBot Nylon enables advanced functional prototyping and end-use part production.
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B&R News
OPC UA over TSN implementation
B&R introduces TSN machine switch for converged real-time networks.
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Ametek News
AMETEK Process Instruments Introduces the StreamPro Process Mass Spectrometer
AMETEK Process Instruments has broadened its line of process mass spectrometers to include the StreamPro, a field-proven system for critical process analysis and control applications.
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Renishaw News
Renishaw expands range of encoders for Functional Safety
Renishaw, the global engineering technologies company, builds on its existing functionally safe (FS) portfolio by introducing two new encoders for both linear and rotary applications — RESOLUTE™ FS with BiSS® Safety absolute open optical encoder system, and TONiC™ FS incremental open optical encoder system.
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Huber+Suhner News
HUBER+SUHNER EXTENDS RAILWAY PORTFOLIO WITH KATHREIN ANTENNAS
Following its acquisition of the Kathrein rail antenna portfolio in May, HUBER+SUHNER has introduced an expanded connectivity offering for customers in the railway market.
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EATON News
Save Space, Save Time, Stay Safe with the New MTL Compact Fieldbus Barrier from Eaton
Power management company Eaton has added a new ‘compact’ model to its class-leading MTL 937x-FB Fieldbus Barrier range.
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3D SYSTEMS News
3D Systems’ Cimatron® CAD/CAM Software Boosts Productivity and Improves Efficiencies for Tool Makers
HARTING Applied Technologies and VMR GmbH & Co. KG rely on 3D Systems’ Cimatron integrated CAD/CAM software to enhance data integration through the entire mold-making process, improve tools quality, reduced scrap and accelerate delivery time.
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Schmalz News
Automated scoring equipment with an integrated robot solution for loading and unloading
In order to separate, printed-circuit boards are first scored and then any uneven or rough surfaces are milled. For this purpose, LHMT GmbH develops highly specialized tools that fully automate not only the actual scoring and milling process, but also the loading and unloading of the sensitive circuit boards. For safe, gentle handling of these parts, LHMT turned to J. Schmalz GmbH. Schmalz was able to implement a reliable gripper solution thanks, in part, to their new NBR ESD suction cups.
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Konecranes News
