newsRelec Electronics extends ac-dc power converter range
RELEC ELECTRONICS has extended its ac-dc modular brick power supply range with Cincon PDF700.
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newsNew drive features advanced tension control
DELTA HAS launched a new advanced compact AC motor drive MH300 series in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia (EMEA). With a power range of 0.4 to 75kW and numerous tension control features, it’s suitable for a wide range of constant torque applications, such as machine tools, extruding machines, bending machines, conveyor systems, and eventually also for cranes and hoists.
newsChanges to Volvo Penta Executive Management Group
Volvo Penta is set to welcome Lennart Börjesson as a new member of its Executive Management Group.
articleHeat exchanger specification and product identity
When it comes to choosing the right heat exchanger, the biggest factor is the nature of the materials being processed and the client’s requirements for the finished product – something that we refer to as the product identity, says Matt Hale
productNSK debuts new bioplastic cage bearings
NSK HAS unveiled its initial product line-up, following its development of the world’s first bioplastic cage for rolling bearings last year.
newsPhoenix Contact unveils new generation web panels
THE NEW WP 6000 web panel product family from Phoenix Contact is a flexible platform that carries out operation and monitoring tasks efficiently.
articleThorite seals partnership to supply GWE Eco-Max voltage optimisers
THORITE IS set to supply its bespoke energy-saving Eco-Max VO to the industrial market following a new sales partnership with GWE.
articleAddressing staff shortages through automation
Even smaller UK firms are turning to automation to help tackle skills and recruitment challenges. Robots can help keep the plastic processing sector moving, with minimal human intervention, says Nigel Flowers
newsCarlo Gavazzi
CARLO GAVAZZI has launched RVDS single phase variable frequency drives specifically designed to be used in industrial door applications.
articleTraining robots to take a human approach to problem solving
RESEARCHERS AT Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have developed a new form of AI, which can adapt to perform its tasks in a changeable environment by observing human behaviour.
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