Helical geared motor released
ABM Greiffenberger expands product program with single stage helical gearboxes and a new medium line of motors.
ABM Greiffenberger expands product program with single stage helical gearboxes and a new medium line of motors.
Rockwell Automation is now accepting nominations for its fourth annual Manufacturing Safety Excellence Awards. The awards celebrate the world’s safest manufacturing companies – those that make safety a core business value.
Smart machines and smart collaboration are two of the main highlights on the Rockwell Automation stand (Hall 9, Stand 205) at this year’s SPS IPC Drives.
Rockwell Automation has expanded Its mobile production capabilities with FactoryTalk Batch View Software.
Gram Equipment in Denmark is a machinery supplier to the ice cream industry and has created a flexible, multi-axis packaging solution using an integrated automation, motion and safety suite from Rockwell Automation
In a recent project, Inspec Solutions, who specialises in PLC/SCADA, DCS and high-integrity safety systems was asked by a leading European steel producer to develop, design, test and deliver several small emergency shutdown systems to SIL 1 for process applications at a foundry.
Kinetix VPC servo motor helps improve productivity and efficiency in continuous-duty applications.
For the fifth year, Rockwell Automation is accepting nominations for its Manufacturing Safety Excellence Awards. Each year, the awards celebrate best-in-class manufacturers that make safety an inherent value in their company culture, compliance procedures and use of machine-safety technology.
As production processes become increasingly automated and robots play a larger role on the production line, manufacturers need to find more ways to maintain a safe work environment. The new Allen-Bradley GuardShield 450L safety light curtain system from Rockwell Automation is a flexible, cost-effective solution that enhances safety while improving productivity through transceiver technology.
A new live art installation which challenges the dystopian views that many people have of robots was a feature at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London in September. Called Slave/Master, and part of the London Design Festival, it explores the edges of industrial robot/human interaction using robot performers, human dancers and projected graphics.
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