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HARTING News
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IAR Systems News
IAR Systems enables Linux-based Continuous Integration and automated workflows for RISC-V
IAR Build Tools for Linux enable organizations to improve integrations, gain code quality control and streamline automated workflows.
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Littel Fuse News
Littelfuse Launches 1500 Volt Solar String Fuse and Holder Rated 35 to 60 Amperage
New solar fuse and holder offer higher amperage with fault currents up to 50 kA.
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Emerson
Emerson Introduces Advanced Redundant Control System (ARCS) for Increased Operational Certainty in Emergency Shut Down Situations
ARCS is the only safety system in the industry with individual valve isolation for online maintenance without process interruption.
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MTU News
TEXTILE COMPANY IN COSTA RICA PRODUCES CLIMATE-FRIENDLY WITH MTU BATTERY STORAGE SYSTEMS FROM ROLLS-ROYCE
Rolls-Royce has provided the technology required for textile company Proquinal in Alajuela to successfully commission the largest integrated energy system in Costa Rica. The system includes both battery storage and solar installations at the site.
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Mayahtt News
Digitalization and Simulation at the North Pole
Santa’s new Remote Reindeer Workforce (RRW) will be launching this year, providing a huge uplift for the North Pole’s distribution operations.
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VOLLMER News
DANISH TOOL MANUFACTURER PUTS ITS TRUST IN VOLLMER
Danish tool manufacturer, TN Værktøjsslibning, is a name that may be a bit of a mouthful, so they often shorten it to TN Slib. The word "Værktøjsslibning" means "tool grinding", and that is exactly what the company does: It produces coated, solid carbide milling cutters and drill bits, which can be made to order or can be chosen from more than 50 standard models.
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EATON News
Ending the use of SF₆ in power grids with air insulated switchgear
Ironically, our drive towards renewable energy is also increasing demand for the most potent greenhouse gas: sulfur hexafluoride (SF6). Fortunately, there are already excellent alternatives available—if the energy sector is willing to make the leap.
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GE News
