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PEPPERL+FUCHS FACTORY AUTOMATION
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PEPPERL+FUCHS FACTORY AUTOMATION
Cold Store Scanner with Intelligent Heating
Can be used universally from chilled to warm conditions
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FMB
Looking ahead to FMB – The supplier show for mechanical engineering
Innovations and trends in control engineering - a focused overview
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FMB
10 years of FMB – The supplier show for mechanical engneering:
An anniversary is coming up
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DORNER
New 3200 Series Modular Belt Conveyor
Dorner is launching the next generation in the 3200 Series platform, giving customers more options and added flexibility to serve a greater range of markets, including industrial, packaging and assembly. The new line that’s debuting this month was created by merging and improving Dorner’s 5200/5300 Series Conveyors with the 3200 Series conveyor platform. The new 3200 Series product line includes Flat Belt Conveyors, Modular Belt Conveyors and Precision Move Conveyors. The 3200 Modular Belt Conveyor is the first phase of the launch.
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EPLAN
Eplan with three new subsidiaries: Japan, South Africa and Turkey
With currently over 700 employees, solution provider Eplan is pushing forward with its expansionary course in the year of its 30th anniversary: new subsidiaries have been founded in Japan and South Africa. Customers in Turkey will shortly also be able to profit from the direct presence of the CAE specialist. Until now, the three countries have been sup-ported by cooperation partners.
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Keyence Italia SPA
Keyence’s IM Series Speeds Up and Simplifies Inspections for Timex
Keyence’s image dimension measurement system puts much faster inspection within everyone’s reach.
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ProSoft Technology
Auto factory utilizes ProSoft Technology radios to help eliminate crashes
We’ve all seen car crashes. Most of us have had one or two in our lifetime. But imagine a car crash where neither car has a steering wheel, or wheels of any sort. Hard to picture? Not if you were watching an assembly line in an automobile manufacturing plant. Needless to say, having cars crash before they have been completely assembled is not good for the bottom line.
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EWON
