In the wake of upcoming NIS 2 legislative changes that will impact the whole supply chain, Schneider Electric cybersecurity solutions and services business lead Victor Lough is urging businesses to enhance cybersecurity practices against a backdrop of a dynamic legislative landscape.

Zebra Technologies has published its new Automation, Augmentation and Labour Planning report, revealing the top challenges driving warehousing leaders toward automation and other technology investments and how they could address perceptions of the industry.

Customers purchasing one of Fluke’s test and measurement tools between 1 March and 31 August will be able to choose another product free of charge. The ’Buy A Fluke, Get One Free’ promotion will be attractive to specialists who work in sectors such as electrical, industrial, process and energy.

EMKA will be demonstrating its ‘Agent E Wireless’ wireless locking system at the forthcoming Data Centre World Exhibition at Excel London from 6 to 7 March on stand no D220.

EMS will be exhibiting at Medical Technology UK from 13-14 March at the Coventry Building Society Arena, showcasing a range of reliable, highly precise motion solutions for the medical technology industry, including the new FAULHABER IEP3 incremental encoder and expanded linear actuator L-series.

New processes have been devised and technology de-risked by the University of Sheffield AMRC to help increase electric motor production rates for the UK’s largest supplier of electric drive systems – with an ambition of transitioning from 60 to 5,000 traction motors per year.

When a container ship owned by one of the top three global shipping companies required a steam turbine overhaul, a regional team of Sulzer experts collaborated seamlessly to deliver a turnkey repair. Innovative reverse engineering restored the operational readiness of the legacy steam turbine.

Sensonics has supplied two Sentry G3 overspeed protection systems to the National Gas Transmission (previously National Grid) site at Huntingdon Compressor Station, part of the UK’s National Transmission System (NTS).

OMRON has achieved the prestigious Platinum rating from EcoVadis, placing it in the top 1% of all businesses assessed for sustainability performance. This marks the third time that OMRON has received this international recognition.

Braun Maschinenfabrik supplied a complete abrasive cut-off machine for hot cutting of radially forged bars to a stainless-steel plant in Bolzano, Italy. Braun had to integrate a fully automated material handling system for their abrasive cut-off machine with limited transfer height, needing innovative conveyor system designs to ensure efficient cutting of forged pieces with varying lengths. WEG was asked to supply 68 motors to integrate in the forging line.