Energy efficiency one of the most important goals of industry, even more so in times of rising energy prices. Highly efficient components from Nord Drivesystems help to reduce the energy consumption of drive systems. Additionally, the drive specialist offers its customers energy-related advice.
22nd August 2022
Automatic bottling and conveyor systems in beverage and liquid food production set high requirements for energy efficiency, operational reliability, wash-down-capability and corrosion protection.
19th August 2022
Following this morning’s BBC news report that fruit and veg will be smaller and look different as the summer’s hot and dry weather hits crops, Scorpion Vision is advising processors and packers of fresh produce to consider upgrading to AI-powered vision technology.
With the Nord modular system, Nord Drivesystems offers a wide portfolio of drive components that can be individually combined. The company places particular emphasis on energy efficiency, version reduction and the total cost of ownership.
18th August 2022
German standard components manufacturer Norelem has introduced a new range of spring sleeves for use as indexing and positioning elements.
16th August 2022
Marcus Schneck, CEO of Norelem, looks at how the company’s range of hygienic design products offer several benefits to food and drink manufacturers.
9th August 2022
Pressure sensors in IFM’s popular PI2xxx range, which have been widely used and highly regarded in the food and beverage industries for many years, have been upgraded to offer even better performance.
Dave Walsha, sales manager at high performance brushless motor provider EMS, explores how electric motors can reduce aircraft fuel consumption while still providing luxury.
5th August 2022
ABB is expanding its FlexPicker Delta robot portfolio with the IRB 365. With five axes and 1.5kg payload, the IRB 365 is both flexible and claimed to be the fastest in its class for reorientating packaged lightweight products.
4th August 2022
Kieran Bennett, Bürkert’s industry manager for food, beverage, chemical and petrochemical, explains why the transition to digital communications is easier than you think.
