Kollmorgen launches new 8-axis controller and 480V servo drive
KOLLMORGEN HAS expanded its Essentials portfolio with the launch of an 8-axis variant of its PCMM2G programmable motion controller.
KOLLMORGEN HAS expanded its Essentials portfolio with the launch of an 8-axis variant of its PCMM2G programmable motion controller.
FOR THIS year’s World Refrigeration Day, Aggreko, is calling upon manufacturing managers to level up their cooling strategies through hybridisation.
IT’S A depressing fact that compressed air leakage remains one of the most common sources of energy loss in industrial compressed air systems. Industry guidance from the British Compressed Air Society suggests that average leakage rates can be around 25% of compressed air generated, with individual leaks wasting significant sums in electricity over the course of a year.
ATLAS COPCO has launched a new range of oil-free screw blowers, the ZS 4 (VSD), a significant evolution in its low-pressure blower portfolio.
RISING ENERGY costs and increasing sustainability targets are forcing manufacturers to rethink their energy strategies. Yet compressed air, one of the largest energy consumers in industrial production, often remains overlooked.
TRANE IS expanding its portfolio of high-performance, low global warming potential (GWP) cooling solutions for commercial buildings and manufacturing facilities, with the introduction of FLEX N, new range of modular full-inverter scroll air-cooled chillers.
A FRENCH petrochemical company has been saved from a costly extended shutdown following a time-critical restart of its production units that had to be completed within 72 hours.
IN INDUSTRIAL glass manufacturing, reliability is critical. In Italy’s largest industrial glass production plant, operations run continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Even a short interruption in compressed air supply can disrupt production processes and impact output.
In sectors where precision and reliability matter most – manufacturing, healthcare and defence – humidity control isn’t just a comfort consideration, it’s critical infrastructure.
WHEN CATASTROPHIC flooding struck Novelis’ aluminum manufacturing facilities in Sierre, Switzerland, the company faced a potential crisis that could have disrupted global automotive supply chains serving major automotive manufacturers. Working with ABB’s emergency response teams, Novelis restored critical operations within 60 days.
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