Allied Electronics & Automation continues to grow its list of more than 450 world-class suppliers with the addition of Browning, McGill, Sealmaster, Fuji Electric, Heyco, Lutze, and Bimba MFD. As part of its ongoing effort to deliver even greater selection and service to customers, Allied has expanded the capacity of its Fort Worth distribution center, added more than 10,000 new product lines and nearly 40 new suppliers to date in 2020, and increased its pipeline of expert advice for engineers and designers.
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New Allen-Bradley FLEX 5000 HART I/O Saves Design and Maintenance Time
Design and controls engineers can now more easily access, configure and manage HART devices using the new Allen-Bradley FLEX 5000 highly integrated HART I/O modules. The simplified programming experience, available with the Studio 5000 Logix Designer application, can help simplify design, maintenance and operational productivity.
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Yokogawa Electric Corporation recently announced the September 18 release of CENTUM VP R6.07.10, an ...
Bel Power Solutions recently announced the TET2200 Series, 2200 W power supplies that ...
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Siemens and eQ Technologic Deliver Data-as-a-Service Across Xcelerator Portfolio
Siemens Digital Industries Software can now deliver more seamless integration and data and process orchestration across the Xcelerator portfolio through an expanded strategic partnership with eQ Technologic (eQ). Building on the long relationship between Siemens and eQ, Siemens' customers can now access the eQube Data as a Service platform to create digital threads connecting systems including Product Lifecycle Management (MLM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Internet of Things (IoT), and other Information Technology (IT), Engineering Technology (ET) and Operational Technology (OT) solutions.
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The DC module “Direct current” is an additional module of elec calc. It ...
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It’s that moment you dread: You’re doing controls testing on a new machine as a ...
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3 Reasons Why Machine Builders Should Incorporate Remote Access Tools
By John Beatty
In this modern age, the world around us is becoming more connected than ever before. Internet connected devices give us many conveniences in our personal lives, but how can we use this technology in the industrial environment? Let’s discuss the benefits of adding remote connectivity to your machines.
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M12 Push-Pull Connector Interview: Finally a Consensus on the M12 PushPull?
After a lengthy period of connector manufacturers pursuing various approaches with regard to M12 PushPull locks, IEC 61076-2-010 is now finally bringing a system that is consistent across the industry. Or at least that is the opinion held by Dirk-Peter Post, Head of Global Product Management Circular Interface Connectors, Harting Electronics, and Jürgen Sahm, Senior Specialist Product Marketing Circular Connectors, Phoenix Contact, in this interview.
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News for Panel Builders
Since KEB is a German-based company, they have a long history connecting their PROFIBUS and ...
Launched this May, the HARTING Technology Group is now continuing its successful "HARTING ...
Graybar recently announced the election of Dennis E. DeSousa to its Board of Directors. Dennis ...
Emerson has recently signed a joint commercialization agreement with Integra CMS, a specialty ...
CIP Safety - short for "Common Industrial Protocol" - is designed to provide fail-safe ...
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On Monday, September 14, IMTS – The International Manufacturing Technology Show will ...
The Ultimate Guide To Generator Connection Boxes: Uses, Safety Information and More
A sudden power outage can be a critical issue for businesses and organizations. If something happens to the power, then it’s important to get things up and running as soon as possible.
For example, a construction company that is working in a remote or isolated location may be at risk for power outages. A back-up generator will minimize the risk of the operation losing power and the project getting significantly delayed.
C&K Develops Sealed Subminiature Snap-acting Switch
C&K has launched a silent, sealed, subminiature, snap-acting switch series that offers precise actuation in automotive applications. The compact ZMW Series snap-acting switch combines a long stroke with more than 2 mm of over travel for reliable actuation. The ZMW Series is used in rugged environments including automotive, industrial, white good and other applications.
Productivity PLCs Receive Marine Industry Certification
FACTS Engineering, the manufacturer of Productivity PLCs for AutomationDirect, has successfully received ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) certification for Productivity2000 and Productivity3000 PLCs.
ABS is a provider of classification and technical advisory services to the marine and offshore industries and is focused on safe and practical application of advanced technologies and digital solutions. For more than 150 years, ABS has been at the forefront of marine and offshore energy innovation, tackling the most pressing technical, operational and regulatory challenges so the marine and offshore industries can operate safely, securely and responsibly.