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Melexis News
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OKUMA News
OKUMA ADDS MB-80V TO ITS RANGE OF VERTICAL MACHINING CENTRES
FOR LARGE WORKPIECES, AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE ORDER, SHIPPING FROM AUGUST.
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Vision Components News
RETOOLING YOUR FACTORY? VALIDATE YOUR PLANS FIRST WITH 3D MANUFACTURING SIMULATION!
we’ll show you how 3D manufacturing simulation can help you to de-risk your factory retooling decision with quick planning, validation, and improvements in productivity.
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Schmalz News
Schmalz Launches Virtual Trade Show
Trade shows and conferences are unthinkable at the moment. Schmalz is thus pursuing a different path to present its new products to a wide range of trade professionals. SchmalzEXPO, the virtual vacuum technology trade show, has been underway since the beginning of May – without any need for masks and minimum distancing requirements.
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GE News
Winds Of Change: World’s Most Powerful Offshore Wind Turbine In Operation Reaches A Key Milestone
Last fall, a towering structure rose over the Port of Rotterdam, a deep-water shipping terminal in the Netherlands. It wasn’t there to unload ships, though: It was a prototype of the Haliade-X 12 MW, the world’s most powerful offshore wind turbine today.
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Siemens News
Siemens Mobility Presents New Vision and Motto
Siemens Mobility today unveiled its new vision and motto, which provides the leading transportation company with a clear and common direction to lead the mobility industry into the future. An industry which is characterized by a growing demand for sustainable and intermodal mobility, driven by megatrends such as urbanization and decarbonization.
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GE News
Take Me Higher: 3D-Printed Concrete Could Give Wind Turbines A Powerful Lift
Ever since Charles Brush built the first wind-powered generator in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1887, engineers have been looking for a practical way to squeeze more power out of wind turbines, stretching their blades and making them grow taller.
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GEA GROUP News
GEA launches ABF 2.0 filling system for shelf-stable, sensitive beverages and milk-based drinks
The new rotary Aseptic Blow Fill technology from GEA (ABF 2.0) provides beverage manufacturers with maximum hygiene and food safety and top performance in terms of filling speed, accuracy and flexibility.
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NORD Drivesystems
Technical innovation in mixing and agitation processes
NORD MAXXDRIVE® industrial gear units are an excellent choice for use in large mixers. With the SAFOMI adapter, NORD is presenting a technical innovation in this field of application: a flange with an integrated oil expansion tank, increasing operational reliability and requiring fewer wearing parts. MAXXDRIVE® industrial gear units have been part of the NORD product range for more than ten years and have proven themselves in countless applications throughout the world. They offer high output torques from 15 to 250 kNm and ensure smooth operation even under demanding conditions.
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BYSTRONIC News
