Tiepner, a manufacturer of fixtures and special machines, develops and engineers systems for producing and personalising ID cards. With the hydraulic drives on the punching process failing to meet increasing accuracy requirements, as well as causing high energy and maintenance costs, the company turned to STOBER.

Ten first-year dual-track students at Phoenix Contact set a new Guinness World Record. As the sponsor day at HSG Blomberg-Lippe, the team used Push-X 500 terminal block connection technology to wire 500 terminal blocks in 2 minutes and 20 seconds, setting a new official record in the category "Fastest time to connect 500 terminal blocks."

Tiepner, a manufacturer of fixtures and special machines, develops and engineers systems for producing and personalising ID cards. With the hydraulic drives on the punching process failing to meet increasing accuracy requirements, as well as causing high energy and maintenance costs, the company turned to STOBER.

Frost & Sullivan has named Baumer "Global Company of the Year 2026". The selection in the "Position and Distance Sensing" category was preceded by a broad-based market analysis and in-depth interviews with companies identified as industry leaders.

Human Machine Interface (HMI) specialist EAO has extended its popular Series 82 family of vandal-resistant pushbutton switches for applications in harsh environments with the addition of an innovative illuminated selector switch and a rugged keylock security switch.

Phoenix Contact is extending its IPD installation system with new installation connectors and distribution boards for small conductor cross-sections starting from 0.25 mm2. The compact components enable fast, tool-free power distribution where space is at a premium and are suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.

Rail security today means defending against vandalism, tampering, maintenance lapses and cyber threats simultaneously. Access hardware sits at the heart of that challenge. James Stroud, Director of Product Management at Southco, explains how a tiered approach to physical and digital threats is shaping the company's rail security product portfolio.

For drone lightshow manufacturer, Starbound Labs, a bonding problem at the prototyping stage threatened to block progress towards CAA approval in the UK. Drawing on adhesives specialist Intertronics' expertise, the manufacturer selected a suitable bonding solution and identified wider design improvements that took months off development and testing time, and accelerated its progress to certification.