10th October 2022
When it comes to designing electrical systems for plant construction and machine building projects, using a tool that can account for device integration and networking requirements enables a truly holistic, smart approach.
7th October 2022
Worn Again Technologies has completed its latest funding round, raising GBP 27.6 million to support the construction of an innovative textile recycling demonstration plant in Winterthur, Switzerland. This achievement represents a milestone in the commercialization of circular strategies for hard-to-recycle fabric blends. Worn Again counts industrial stalwarts Sulzer and Oerlikon as well as fashion retailer H&M as key strategic investors.
JWC bringing innovative solutions to WEFTEC 2022
A new 5MW Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) facility, designed by Highview Power Storage will soon be operational thanks, in part to some slightly less space age, but still very efficient 175kW WEG W22 IE3 electric motors and efficient EU327 Compliant centrifugal fan systems from Halifax Fan.
Already fast becoming a reality, the e-F@ctories of the future leverage the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to support smart, data-driven operations. These facilities are setups that can only work (and succeed) if backed by openness, interoperability and interconnectivity. This is why choosing the right network technology and protocols from an industry-leading organization is key.
6th October 2022
When it comes to the design and engineering of electrical systems, there are many challenges. These include quick access to consistent product data, optimal parts positioning, fault-free wiring of components and the automated engineering of electrical schematics. However, a comprehensive data library and scalable software tools can make the whole design process quicker and easier.
Physical events and exhibitions are finally back in full swing around the world allowing people to meet and see products for real again. Successful virtual events run over the last two years have also proven popular, with the convenience of online accessibility delivering large global audiences.
Portescap, a global supplier of innovative miniature motors, is excited to announce the launch of the CNT2440, an autoclavable controller capable of surviving up to 1,000 sterilization cycles. This new controller has a rated voltage up to 24V and a rated current up to 40 amps, providing a power rating of 960 watts.
A large-scale bakery has returned to full productivity after out-of-hours emergency fan balancing by Rotamec.
5th October 2022
Sulzer brings leading expertise to ADIPEC 2022