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  • Emerson expands energy management solutions

    Emerson’s technology and plant automation and control solutions are helping customers convert biomass or waste fuel into steam and electrical power.
    06 July, 2010 | 3 minutes
  • Pepperl+Fuchs Industrial Flat Panel Monitors Now UL listed

    VisuNet Series Industrial Flat Panel LCD Monitors have received Class II Division 2 certification for use in dust environments.
    06 July, 2010 | 1 minute
  • Datalogic acquires Evolution Robotics Retail

    Evolution Robotics Retail, a company located in California, has unique expertise in visual pattern recognition technology.
    06 July, 2010 | 3 minutes
  • austriamicrosystems signs Dexter Magnetics as distributor

    Dexter Magnetic Technologies will be a franchised value-added provider of austriamicrosystems’ magnetic sensors and associated magnetic products, including engineered modules, in North America.
    06 July, 2010 | 1 minutes
  • Robots on the Grindstone: Material Removal Robotics

    Robots on the Grindstone: Material Removal Robotics

    In an era of historically high prices for metals and energy, manufacturers are feeling the pinch. To ease the effect of increasing costs of these products, industry is taking a close look at ways of keeping energy and material expenses in line. Investing in robotics for material removal can be part of a mix of strategies to keep costs down by more efficiently using materials, time and energy.
    By: Bennett Brumson
    05 July, 2010 | 7 minutes
  • The Case For Regenerative AC Drive Motors

    By William Gilbert, Siemens Improved operation, reduced maintenance, motor power savings and conservation of energy make AC regen drives a decided advantage for converting, packaging, printing, wireforming and other roll-fed machinery, where driven unwinds can be implemented.
    01 July, 2010 | 4 minutes
  • Laser Scanning Saves $500K

    By Laser Design Kimberly-Clark wanted to know: Should it install larger diameter embossing machines when it increased line speed? Shadow casting with a laser image processing said the existing embosser could handle it, saving $500K.
    01 July, 2010 | 3 minutes
  • Mike May Named Executive VP at HayssenSandiacre

    HayssenSandiacre makes horizontal and vertical form fill and seal equipment and support services for the packaging industry.
    01 July, 2010 | 2 minutes
  • Smith & Wesson uses Oil Conditioning System

    By Pentair Smith & Wesson saves more than $48,000 annually and has improved the quality of the company’s recycled oil since employing the Driflex Oil Conditioning System.
    01 July, 2010 | 4 minutes
  • Robot-mounted sensor monitors adhesive on vehicle glass

    BeadMonitor measurement system, developed by Oxford Sensor Technology, uses Micro-Epsilon’s scanCONTROL 2700 non-contact laser profile displacement sensor.
    01 July, 2010 | 5 minutes
  • Dorot to supply Control Valves to UK water control project

    Dorot will supply two 24-inch control valves with an electronic controller, along with several smaller diameter valves, which will control main water lines in the network.
    01 July, 2010 | 1 minutes
  • How Sensors Stand Up to Challenging Welding Conditions

    Automation.com, June 2010 By Tony Udelhoven, TURCK Conditions sensors must endure in welding environments remain consistently harsh: temperatures in excess of 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, currents ranging from 15,000 to 35,000 Amps, and frequent weld flash occurrences.
    01 July, 2010 | 5 minutes
  • ABB to supply mine hoist for LKAB Malmberget

    This is the second mine hoist system that ABB will deliver for the new main haulage level at Malmberget.
    01 July, 2010 | 1 minutes
  • Parker releases HoseFinder Mobile App

    HoseFinder mobile app makes it fast and convenient to search for hydraulic hose products and information on the go.
    30 June, 2010 | 1 minute
  • Kaman Industrial Technology promotes Steven Smidler to President

    Smidler, previously Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, has been appointed president following Jack Cahill’s retirement.
    30 June, 2010 | 2 minutes
  • FCI Thermal Mass Flow Meter Receives ATEX, IECEx Approvals

    The ST75 Flow Meter is now ATEX and IECEx approved for safety in hazardous and potentially explosive plant environments.
    30 June, 2010 | 1 minute
  • Emerson acquires Innovative Control Systems

    ICS provides turnkey solutions – including planning, engineering, configuration, installation, and commissioning – for turbomachinery automation retrofits.
    30 June, 2010 | 2 minutes
  • MathWorks Simulink PLC Coder Certified by TUV SUD

    CeTÜV SÜD assessed Simulink PLC Coder as suitable for development processes that must comply with IEC 61508-3 and its process industry adaptation, IEC 61511-1.
    29 June, 2010 | 1 minutes
  • AMCI and Rockwell Automation publish brochure

    Brochure describes AMCI product lines that are referenced in the Rockwell Automation Encompass Partners Program.
    29 June, 2010 | 1 minute
  • Ruland signs RotoPrecision as Canadian distributor

    RotoPrecision to become Ruland’s master distributor in Canada for shaft collars and couplings.
    29 June, 2010 | 2 minutes
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