
Condition monitoring system extended
Tsubaki Kabelschlepp has added a function to its condition monitoring system that allows wear to be monitored outside the chain without the need for additional cables in the cable carrier.
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Tsubaki Kabelschlepp has added a function to its condition monitoring system that allows wear to be monitored outside the chain without the need for additional cables in the cable carrier.

After 14 years, SIAF Guangzhou became SPS - Smart Production Solutions Guangzhou. The renaming of the event is intended to create a closer connection with SPS in Germany.

After 14 years, SIAF Guangzhou became SPS - Smart Production Solutions Guangzhou. The renaming of the event is intended to create a closer connection with SPS in Germany.

The microwave-free, quantum-based magnetic field sensor 'DMFS-C2' from Quantum Technologies' is available from Reichelt Elektronik.

The 'TBSN/TRSN' model series from TWK Elektronik includes rotary encoders for high functional safety requirements. They are SIL3 certified and ISO 26262 ASIL-D compliant.

Mitsubishi Electric and Koenig & Bauer have signed a letter of intent for future cooperation. The aim of the partnership is to develop quality control systems for electrode foils in battery cell production.

The 'Pal2Rec' project, which was launched in February 2024, is investigating how (Euro) pallets can be independently integrated into logistics processes using sensor-based activity recognition.

The RFID read/write devices 'IQH3-FP-V1' and 'IQT3-FP-IO-V1' from Pepperl+Fuchs perform identification tasks based on high-frequency RFID technology (13.56 MHz) standardized in accordance with ISO 15693.
Water as it comes out of the tap does not pose any major challenges for process sensors. The situation is different when treating ultrapure water: The sensors used in such a process have to perform and withstand a lot more.

Balluff uses the 'BFD' ultrasonic position sensor to monitor hydraulic clamping elements. The technology is based on the echolocation system of dolphins, which send ultrasonic waves into the water and are thus able to form a spatial image of their surroundings.