The Wire Terminal WT C5 and C10 machines from Rittal offer fully automatic wiring processes that go one step further. The company says the design of the WT machines allows for wire processing that is ten times faster than if done manually.

The new chainflex CASE S from Igus means lack of warehouse space is a thing of the past. The cable box is an addition to the larger CASE M, and makes it easy to unreel cables directly from the box – even on the go.

FDB Panel Fittings says that its Rocfast customer service programme saves time, money and mistakes by guiding engineers and buyers through the process of specification, component matching, ordering, assembly, packaging and logistics – direct to site – worldwide.

Alexander Bloos, sales and application engineer at HQW Precision, looks at the design considerations for bearings in medical applications that determine the performance and reliability.

The latest update to Mitsubishi Electric’s RT Toolbox3 and iQ Works2 offers a new visual editor for programming SCADA and six-axis industrial robots.

Lightweight, quiet, corrosion resistant, it is clear to see why more and more automotive designers are designing Igus products such as xiros ball bearings into their car designs.

Phoenix Contact’s robust Trio Power power supplies with IP67 degree of protection are ideally suited for distributed supply in the field.

Portescap is launching the B16C spur gearhead, one of the latest additions to its gearbox portfolio. The B16C is a compact gearhead that can be directly integrated with Portescap’s 16DCT, 16DCP, and 17DCT Athlonix brush DC motors.

Baumer has introduced a new range of compact inductive distance measuring sensors designed to detect objects and distance within a 10mm range. IF200 Dual Channel sensors offer the key benefits of delivering a largest sensing range combined with excellent precision.

Buttkereit is expanding its equipment range in the UK with the launch of DIN rail power supplies. Capable of operating in a wide range of challenging industrial environments, the units have been developed by Detas.