NSK

Cash-flow support programme for NSK linear motion products

NSK has introduced a cash-flow support programme based on a flexible stocking initiative for frequent-demand linear-motion products. Customers taking advantage of the scheme, which includes NSK’s extensive range of high-quality linear guides and ball screws, will be able to reduce their own stock and boost vital cash flow.

Siemens News

Inspection checklists go digital – Siemens and Log.Go.Motion announce partnership

Siemens and Log.Go.Motion - a specialist in the digitalization of processes in industry and logistics - have concluded a cooperation agreement.Effective immediately, Siemens is the exclusive global third-party distributor for the Moby.Check software solution within the process industry. Moby.Check can be used to create, control, and monitor individual digital inspection checklists for servicing and maintenance procedures as well as for production and logistics processes. The software system has been developed for global use in industry.

FLIR Systems Trading Belgium BVBA

Insights from the Field: Preventing Asset Failure, Production Line Shutdowns, and Fires Through Thermal Automation Cameras

The Insights from the Field series features insight from FLIR experts who recommend, deploy, and use thermal imaging technology every day. Join us as we discuss the diverse applications of thermal technology in security, safety, and equipment protection for critical infrastructure.

Ceramtec News

New generation aluminum titanate products for aluminium foundry

With a new generation of electric cars requiring different production techniques and technologies, the automotive industry is in a fundamental process of change characterised by ongoing development. Standard solutions are often not adequate anymore and suppliers need to adapt their products accordingly. With its customised ceramic component solutions for the non-ferrous molten metal industry, CeramTec supports the automotive industry on its way towards e-mobility.

PEI-Genesis New

CHOOSING AN EXTREME TEMPERATURE CONNECTOR

When designing industrial equipment, the operating temperature of the product is often at the top of the list for design engineers. This makes sense, after all, you don’t want to keep replacing failed equipment. However, while engineers give a lot of thought to heat in the equipment itself, the performance of the connectors and cables that join different devices is often overlooked. Here, Jonathan Parry, Senior Vice President of Global Operations and European Managing Director at cables and connectors specialist PEI-Genesis, explains how to choose an extreme temperature connector.

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