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  • PcVue to distribute TinBox Energy's IM-SCADA Software

    The IM-SCADA Software enables Exploration and Production companies to meet regulatory requirements, reduce liability, and streamline gas production.
    22 July, 2014 | 1 minutes
  • Red Lion Receives UL Listing for Graphite Series HMIs

    Graphite operator panels received Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Functional Safety Listing Mark as well as UL Listed status for Class I, Division 2 in the U.S. and Canada.
    22 July, 2014 | 1 minutes
  • Au2mation installs RTUs in Panama City

    The MMIM RTU has been deployed to control lighting on Line 1 of the metro system which currently links Los Andes County to the city centre.
    21 July, 2014 | 1 minute
  • Profichip celebrates its 15th anniversary

    In 1999, Wolfgang Seel founded the company and initially developed microchips for the PROFIBUS system – one of the most important bus systems in the automation industry.
    21 July, 2014 | 1 minutes
  • Manufacturing Technology Race - Leveling the Playing Field

    By Bill Lydon, Editor Manufacturers worldwide are in a productivity race enabled by a wide range of new automation technology. In order for your company to remain competitive, it needs to apply new technology to grow and survive in the world economy. To do this, manufacturing companies must stay up to date on the latest developments.
    21 July, 2014 | 4 minutes
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