Electrical Engineering for Special Machinery by Schaeffler : Taking Standardized Electrical Designs Into New Markets

Electrical Engineering for Special Machinery by Schaeffler : Taking Standardized Electrical Designs Into New Markets

Schaeffler Sondermaschinenbau, a company focused on specialised machinery construction, is standardising its electrical designs across its numerous locations and relying on Eplan Platform to get the job done. A specialised machinery company with 1,700 employees at 13 locations ranks amongst the big players in the field of machine building.

 

 

 

Universal Robots Reaches Industry Milestone with 50,000 Collaborative Robots Sold

Universal Robots Reaches Industry Milestone with 50,000 Collaborative Robots Sold

Collaborative robots – or cobots – remain the fastest growing segment of industrial automation, projected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 30.37% during 2020–2025. Cobot market pioneer Universal Robots (UR) solidified its frontrunner position today by selling the 50,000th UR cobot, which was purchased by a German manufacturer to enable higher productivity and better employee safety.

 

 

 

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What Are the Requirements of Lockout/Tagout?

When considering compliance with lockout/tagout regulation, many people think that locking out the hazardous energy sources is all that it takes. In reality, there is much more to it than just creating a safe work environment during servicing. There are five components of a proper energy control program that will help your organization remain OSHA-compliant and maintain employee safety.

 

 

 

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Planning a New Automation Project? Make Sure You Budget for Training and Development

Conversations about automation technology and design often focus on one thing – the technology itself. We think of the high-tech robots, the automated conveyors, or the precision welding machines that make it possible for factories to operate more efficiently, productively, and safely.

 

 

 

HARTING Applied Technologies is “Toolmaker of The Year 2020”

HARTING Applied Technologies is “Toolmaker of The Year 2020”

HARTING Applied Technologies GmbH has won the “Toolmaker of the Year 2020” competition, emerging as the overall winner in a top-flight field of participants with more than 200 companies. In addition to the overall victory, the HARTING subsidiary also took the award in the “In-house Toolmaker under 50 employees” category. The company had already won in this category in 2014, 2016 and 2018. The award is presented by the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology IPT and the Machine Tool Laboratory WZL of the RWTH.