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ANSYS News
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Rail Cargo Group News
CONVERSION TO DIGITALISED CUSTOMS PROCEDURE
As one of Europe's leading rail logistics companies, ÖBB Rail Cargo Group is fully committed to digitalisation and is making itself fit for the future by converting to electronic, paperless shipping procedures.
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CONTA-CLIP
Three-level terminals with push-in connection
CONTA-CLIP expands its terminal block range featuring push-in connection for 2.5 mm² cross sections, adding the new PIKD three-level initiator terminals and multi-wire terminals.
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Wachendorff
Precise positioning with the LMSCA
The German manufacturer Wachendorff Automation is expanding its product portfolio of length measuring systems.
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Collo News
GREEN TECH START-UP COLLOIDTEK RAISES 2.8M€ OF VENTURE FUNDING TO HELP FACTORIES OPTIMIZE THEIR LIQUID PROCESSES
The funding will accelerate ColloidTek’s mission to help customers such as ABB and Danone achieve considerable economic savings while combating global warming.
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Nexperia News
Nexperia launches ‘Power Live’ September 21-23 2021
Participate in live discussions on GaN, MOSFETs, power diodes and bipolar transistors for automotive and industrial applications; View on-demand video demos direct from Nexperia’s labs. Nexperia, the expert in essential semiconductors, today announced ‘Power Live’, its second annual virtual conference from 21st-23rd September.
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Honeywell News
Honeywell Survey: 71% Of Surveyed Facility Managers State Concerns About Operational Cybersecurity
Only 44% of respondents have a cybersecurity solution in place to protect their buildings' OT systems from potential threats today. According to a report released by Honeywell (Nasdaq: HON), improving cybersecurity for operational technology (OT) systems ranks as one of the top priorities for surveyed facility managers over the next 12 to 18 months.
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ROLLON News
Select the Right Bearing by Understanding Axial Versus Radial Loads
One of the more difficult aspects of evaluating and specifying linear motion products is figuring out the difference between axial and radial load ratings. Because axial load ratings are typically much lower than radial load ratings, it’s important to understand the characteristics of both types of loads so you can compare the ratings with confidence.
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Carel News
