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Heason actuator lets marine engines survive underwater
‘Inversion Protected’ technology cuts down restart time from typically 40 seconds to just 10 seconds and reduces internal engine damage or deterioration due to water ingress. -
Festo publishes Brochure on eMotionSpheres
Six-page brochure details Festo eMotionSpheres, including: indoor GPS tracking, three dimensional motion guidance, autonomous motion, physical and computer motion integration. -
Progressive Automations announces linear actuator Wi-Fi app
The free app for Android/iPhone devices features nearly all the control a single project or application could need for up to four actuators. -
Market for gearboxes and geared motors back up
After declining for two consecutive years, revenues for industrial geared products are forecast to grow 4.7 percent in 2014 to $13,218.2 million. -
Kollmorgen automates blister packaging machine in India
Kollmorgen supplied a motion control automation solution to IMA PG for their PG Express blister packaging machine. -
Festo signs TSI Solutions as Distributor in Georgia
TSI Solutions is a factory automation systems house located in Stone Mountain, Georgia. -
Shanghai Moons Acquires Applied Motion Products
Applied Motion Products was founded in 1978 and specializes in providing advanced stepper and servo motor drives to a broad range of industrial and OEM customers. -
Automation Brains & Brawn
By Bill Lydon, Editor Industrial control systems are the “brains” of any automated manufacturing system. Many of these systems require motion systems - “brawn” - to accomplish the physical aspects of automation. Motion technologies have improved and are refined to meet the new manufacturing requirements. MDA North America provides the opportunity for engineers to sharpen motion knowledge and learn from industry experts first hand. -
SKF releases Mobile Bearing and Seals Apps
SKF Mobile Apps can be downloaded free to smartphones and tablets from the Apple app store and the Google Play store for use anywhere and anytime. -
DC drives are not dead yet
The demise of DC variable speed drives has been predicted by many people for years, but the inherent advantages of DC current for applications requiring accurate control of motor speed and torque, especially at low or zero speeds, mean this technology is still very much alive. -
Chainflex cables now Germanischer Lloyd certified
igus and Germanischer Lloyd developed a new test standard for cables used in motion control applications aboard ships and in offshore applications. -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Up 3%
April U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $391.53 million down 20.4% from March but up 9.8% when compared with the total of $356.52 million reported for April 2013. -
XMOS releases motion control kits
Based on xCORE microcontrollers from XMOS and Synapticon’s SOMANET technology, the kits enable efficient, standards-compliant and safe motion control applications, ranging from simple single-axis solutions to distributed motion control systems. -
Toshiba Mitsubishi opens Remote Diagnostic Center
The RDC allows TMEIC engineers to establish reliable remote sessions. Once connected, TMEIC engineers can directly control systems and drives, or monitor and assist the customer in troubleshooting, adjusting, or collecting fault data. -
Machinery production in China slows slightly
China’s leaders are issuing increasingly clear signals that they plan another round of economic stimulus programs, as evidence accumulates that the economy is slowing more than expected this year. -
U.S. Cutting Tool Consumption up 7.8% in March
March U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $171 million, up 7.8 percent from February’s total and down 2.5 percent from March 2013. -
Galil Multi-Axis Controller runs clock at East Carolina University
The Galil DMC-4143 connected to an Apple Mac, moves the sculptures for four shows daily, from their place inside the clock tower, out through the door and into the center of the Glockenspiel. -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Rise in March
March U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $492.78 million, up 38.5% from February and up 2.9% when compared with the total of $479.04 million reported for March 2013. -
Multivac uses remote service to keep packaging machines running
Multivac packaging machines work in multi-shift operation up to seven days a week. Diagnostic data requested via remote service provides insight into the machine status at all times. An mGuard security appliance protects the VPN. -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Down in February
February U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $354.40 million, down 6.6% from January and down 6.2% when compared with the total of $377.82 million reported for February 2013.
