EATON

New Eaton Sensor solutions

Eaton’s Electrical Sector added four new Sensor families to the already extensive Sensor offering. The Inductive Proximity family will be enlarged with the new AccuProx analog sensor, and three new types are added to the photoelectric family, namely: NanoView Series, IntelliView Series and the E67 Long Range Perfect Prox Sensor.

EPLAN

EPLAN Data Portal 2.1 released and can be “viewed” via EPLAN’s corporate website

EPLAN’s Data Portal 2.1 has been released and now can it can also be “viewed” on the EPLAN corporate website (http://www.eplanusa.com/products/eplan-data-portal). The EPLAN Data Portal 2.1 has even more data, more manufacturers and more functions than ever. With almost a quarter million components and device data from nearly 50 manufacturers, this Online Portal is continuing to grow and expand its database. Over 25,000 EPLAN customers are benefiting from access to the latest up-to-date data, error-reduction and increased functionality and it has over 10 million downloads worldwide, the EPLAN Data Portal is setting records worldwide via the Internet.

BALLUFF

Bosch recognition for Balluff

Robert Bosch GmbH awards Balluff GmbH, sensor specialist and connectivity provider from Neuhausen a. d. Fildern, the accolade "Supplier Recognition - Member of Top Ten 2010/2011".

EPLAN

EEC One: An easy start in automation

Experts agree: The true potential savings in engineering lie in automation and standardisation. The new EPLAN Engineering Center One closes the huge gap that often exists between conventional and mechatronic engineering. Predefined standards such as macros or value sets can be combined automatically to a schematic through MS Excel. Solution provider EPLAN will present its new development at this year's Hanover Fair.

EATON

What’s Afoot with the FIT?

Richard Molloy, Sustainability Segment Manager for Eaton’s Electrical Sector, believes that uncertainties over the feed in tariff (FIT) are damaging to the renewable energy sector and, ultimately, to the environment. Here, he explains why.

JSP

ARPRO evolution helps auto designers to lose weight

Since the 1980s, the quest in the automotive manufacturing sector to reduce vehicle weight and fuel consumption without compromising on component performance and safety has driven a raft of developments in lightweight materials for vehicle structural applications.

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