Carter Manufacturing Ltd is marking over 25 years of bearing and aerospace excellence, establishing itself as a globally recognised leader in precision bearing engineering solutions for the industry's most demanding applications.

NORD now offers digital twins for system development. Based on a myNORD configuration, it is now possible to request individually created drive systems as simulation models. This allows engineers to verify early in the planning phase whether the drive concept is suitable for the system. Virtual commissioning significantly reduces the project time - even for complex systems.

RS has held the First Choice Supplier Awards during its annual RS Connect event. The prestigious awards recognise key industrial suppliers who go above and beyond to meet the needs of RS and its customers in fulfilling its mission to be a first-choice solutions provider.

R. A. Rodriguez (UK) has supplied gears used in OMS's ground-breaking SmartGrind product, which uses a robotic crawler to solve weld defects at an early stage. The inspection and remediation device is typically used in hard-to-reach areas of renewable and traditional energy structures, where weld defects can cause catastrophic structural failures, leaks and operational shutdowns.

Rockwell Automation is participating in Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia, taking place 1-3 December at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

1925 marked the year entrepreneur Carl Norgren revolutionised engineering by beginning work on what would become the world's first inline lubricator, shortly after founding the company.

Rockwell Automation has announced a strategic collaboration with alfanar, a leading Saudi Arabian energy and infrastructure solutions provider, to establish a dedicated manufacturing zone within alfanar's facility in Industrial City in Riyadh.

This year's Xchange conference, hosted by SolutionsPT, gathered industrial leaders to discuss how advancements in industrial IT intelligence, software, digitalisation and visibility are creating real business value.

This year marks 100 years of innovation in the drive concept utilised across the entire Sumitomo Heavy Industries Group. A historical milestone, which commenced with the invention of the Cyclo principle in 1925 by Lorenz Braren, continues to push the boundaries of processing precision, reliability and efficiency by the Group.