‘sercos international’ has published a new guide for the standardized mapping of IO-Link devices to the sercos automation bus.
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GERMANTOWN, WI - WAGO now offers high-current 789 series DC-DC converters for mobile manufacturing, remote energy production and material handling applications.
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Georgia, US – Efficient integration of Version 4 of B&R's Automation Studio engineering tool and EPLAN Electric P8 is now a reality.
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GERMANTOWN, WI – As substitutes for Ethernet cabling, WAGO Corporation's new IP65 WLAN Wireless Ethernet Gateways economize machine-to-machine networking.
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Plymouth, Ind. – Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies (ITAMCO) has released the iBlue--the first handheld bluetooth transmitter that gathers crucial production data and sends it to bluetooth-enabled smartphones, tablets and…
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JANUARY 2013 – Renishaw extends the height of its gaging system with its new Equator 300 extended height comparative gage.
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WERMA 22.5mm panel-mount electrical buzzers are available in 14 models and in 115V AC/DC and 24V AC/DC styles.
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Phoenix Contact’s new modular safety controller simplifies the expansion of I/O in a safety circuit. The PSR-TRISAFE/M (for modular) connects up to 10 safe digital I/O modules, thanks to a…
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Manufacturers Automation Inc. is pleased to announce the release of EtherNet/IP integration functions in the latest V3.0 firmware upgrade for the Moxa EDS-400A and 500A series.
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RuggedCom Inc. announced the launch of the first member of the RuggedInside product family, the RS900M. The RuggedInsideTM RS900M modules are designed to enable original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to embed…
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