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U.S. Cutting Tool Consumption Up 4.6% in September
September U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $176.5 million, up 4.6% from August’s total and up 7.7% from September 2013. -
CADENAS updates PARTcommunity CAD app for part searches
Latest version lets a user search for a desired part across all available catalogs automatically. -
Rotork actuators control Gas blending process
A CVL-5000 electric control valve actuator replaced an existing actuator on a blending flow control valve in a trial at the Fluxys booster station in Belgium. -
HARTING announces iPad configurator app
Free app lets a user choose the connector model and size as well as all inserts, see their custom connector coming together on screen, and alter the content and layout. -
Acromag introduces Agility Config app
Agility Config Tool allows straightforward mobile configuration and diagnostics for TT Series Transmitters using Android mobile devices. -
ABB announces LV Drives Performance Service
LV Drives Performance Service is a monitoring and diagnostic service that tracks the health and performance of low-voltage drives. -
Digital Factory showcases networked manufacturing at HANNOVER MESSE
Exhibitors at the Digital Factory trade fair at HANNOVER MESSE 2015 will demonstrate what industry needs for this next evolutionary phase. -
AspenTech Opens Headquarters in Bedford, MA
The facility brings together more than 500 existing employees from the company’s Burlington, MA and Nashua, NH offices, and can accommodate more than 200 additional staff. -
Parts Supplier Shortens Order-Preparation Time with New Counting Solution
Ravnihar produces components for the production of electromechanical meters. Its operations include 18 computer-controlled injection-molding machines and a station equipped with Mettler Toledo scales to count parts and ensure quality. -
Formulation and Mixing with Flexibility and Precision
Matcon’s equipment allows its customers to formulate, blend and pack dry ingredients for the pharmaceutical industry. Matcon uses scales from Mettler Toledo for precise hygienic batching. -
December Technical Training and Exam Preparation from ISA
December Technical Training and Exam Preparation from ISA -
GAM publishes Linear Mount Products Brochure
Catalog covers precision gear reducers, servo couplings, and linear mounting kits. -
CONTA-CLIP announces app for GSM-PRO modules
GSM-PRO I/O modules can be monitored and controlled using portal software for PCs or a smartphone app. -
Thermal Flowmeter Market warming up
The market for thermal flowmeters totaled $154 million in 2013, and is projected to grow to almost $200 million by 2018. -
Big Pipes Drive Coriolis Flowmeter Market
The market for Coriolis flowmeters totaled $1.3 billion in 2013, and is projected to grow to almost $2.0 billion by 2018. -
iMCCs taking over from MCCs
Intelligent MCCs (iMCCs) are boosting overall market revenues, but regular MCCs are witnessing a decline in revenue share due to the standardisation of safety features and performance. -
Savigent to supply MOMS Software to Cargill
Savigent Workflow software will be deployed as one of the key components to implement common Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) processes in Cargill plants to support its worldwide excellence goals. -
Pink terminal blocks raise money in the fight against breast cancer
Phoenix Contact raised money and awareness for breast cancer research through ‘Rails of Hope’ and Lee National Denim Day campaigns. -
Replace and Recycle
There are several ways in which you can get additional use or even make money from automation parts that are no longer needed. In this article leading automation supplier Northern Industrial talk about the different ways you can benefit from obsolete automation. -
2014 Manufacturing Technology Orders Up 5.2%
September U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $647.63 million, up 77.3% from August and up 61.4% when compared with the total of $401.18 million reported for September 2013. -
Frost & Sullivan says Internet of Things is disruptive
The influx of wireless technologies and intelligent devices has resulted in the rapid evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT), a disruptive cross industry force. -
ARC says ABB is number one in DCS
According to ARC, the global DCS market grew about 4 percent in 2013. -
COPA-DATA says build your own catalog
The tool allows users to generate and customize catalogs from a pre-existing list of pages about the company’s industrial automation software package. -
Saving Energy & Lowering Operating Costs with AC Drives
Do you know how much money you could be saving annually with a variable frequency drive? -
Webinar Recording: Six Steps of an Industrial Calibration System Implementation Process
How to avoid the pitfalls of implementing a calibration process change. -
Cloud Computing vs. Field Controllers
By Bill Lydon, Editor Some industrial automation vendors and computer technology providers are offering cloud services that include historians, analytics, and complete MES (Manufacturing Execution System). These services offer a new way to improve operations by applying more computing power. Another important trend is leveraging new, more powerful controllers within the secure automation system environment. Should you be using one or the other, or both? -
Improve Industrial Ethernet Network Uptime
By Robert Reid, Panduit, on behalf of Industrial IP Advantage Given that greater than 60% of Ethernet link failures are related to physical infrastructure, it is important from the outset to design and build a resilient network that is architected to recover quickly from a failure condition. -
What is the digital difference in Networks vs. Protocols?
By Paul Brooks, Rockwell Automation, on behalf of Industrial IP Advantage Without standard, unmodified Ethernet on the plant floor, many industrial automation companies can’t easily take advantage of higher-level protocols and the immense functionality they support. EtherNet/IP enables organizations to save money by moving away from expensive, closed, plant floor dedicated networks. -
The top five things that cause inverter failure
The most common cause of failure or malfunctioning for inverters is an improper installation, often a combination of not following the user manual recommendation and selecting inappropriate cable type, gauges or in line fuses. But there are more. -
MTConnect Institute adds devices to MTConnect Standard
Enhancements in MTConnect standard version 1.3.0 include inter-device connectivity to enable machine-to-machine communication, and additional data items for equipment and devices.


