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Rexroth adds CIP Safety on Sercos to its drives
To simplify the development of complex machines, Rexroth is integrating safety technology into the Sercos automation network. -
InfinityQS opens office in Europe
InfinityQS ProFicient manufacturing quality software provides companies with real-time visibility across the enterprise and into the supply chain. -
Rockwell Automation Acquires ESC Services
ESC Services is a hazardous energy control provider of lockout-tagout services and solutions. -
Rockwell Automation controls Ridgeline Pipe Manufacturing
Ridgeline Pipe manufactures about 125 different PVC pipe products that vary in length, diameter, color, markings and other requirements. Allen-Bradley ControlLogix L61 programmable automation controller (PAC) manages all control and motion functions for each piece of equipment in the PVC manufacturing process. -
Combined HMI+PLC Unit vs. Separate HMI & PLC System
Combining PLC processing and HMI monitoring and control into a single hardware platform is becoming a more available and popular option. This article compares the combined HMI+PLC unit with the separate HMI & PLC system and highlights where each excels. -
How to Use Workflow to Achieve Business Integration in Manufacturing Operations
Using a workflow-based approach, manufacturing businesses and process industry companies can extend and leverage existing purpose-based systems, expose new functionality that was too complex to captur -
Robotics Will Be featured at HANNOVER MESSE 2015
The next HANNOVER MESSE will run from 13 to 17 April 2015. -
Parker Hannifin introduces Rapid Service Unit
Rapid Service Unit can turn certain orders for critical fittings, hose-tube combinations and other custom pieces in the same day they are received. -
ISA and Beamex to co-host calibration webinar
The free web seminar on 13 November 2014 will discuss the common pitfalls related to calibration system implementation and how to overcome them. -
Securing Industrial Wireless to Its Fullest
By Julia Santogatta, Belden Wireless can actually be extremely secure, shared medium or not, if you follow the “wireless Golden Rule” and ask yourself some typical security questions when planning a wireless local area network (WLAN). -
Focus on Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) Infrastructure
By Bill Lydon, Editor By recently joining the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC), MOXA emphasized their strong focus on the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT). Another example of this commitment is their increased rugged industrial communications product scope, including security offerings. -
Emerson Wireless Steam Trap Monitors Increase Efficiency at Coffee Plant in Mexico
By David Gustafson, Emerson Process Management It took only two weeks to install the first system, and already it’s saved $100,000 in maintenance costs and increased production by 5,000 tons per year. -
EECO continues to invest in Electric Motor Repair in Virginia
EECO received its fourth Steelman burnoff oven on August 8th 2014 in Richmond, increasing investment in electric motor repair in Virginia. -
How Do You Pick a Flowmeter?
A real-life guide to measuring flow by selecting the right flowmeter -
Mouser releases Security Applications Site
Security Application Site simplifies security design by providing access to the latest security resources all in one place. -
Tatsoft signs Horizon Controls as integrator
Horizon Controls Group has offices located in PA and NC, USA as well as in Europe. -
Winning the wireless wager
By Jonathan Wilkins A new industrial wireless European standard (EN300328 V1.8.1) threatens to make essential plant control sensors useless. It introduces the “listen before talk” (LBT) protocol as a solution for preserving bandwidth in industrial environments. -
Yokogawa licenses ISA100 Wireless technology to Murata
Yokogawa will license its ISA100 Wireless technology to Murata and Murata will develop communication modules. -
Smart Factories – the strategic role of wireless sensor networks
By Julia Arneri Borghese, Paradox Engineering When considering a wireless network, the critical decision is how to invest in future proof infrastructures that can provide adequate flexibility and scalability over time. Industrial organizations are not likely to install technologies which bind them to legacy protocols, or force them to replace existing equipment. -
China Adopts EtherCAT as National Standard
On October 21, Dr. Wei Sun, representative of the Standardization Administration of China (SAC), made the announcement.


