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06 January 2022
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BY LAUNCHING NearFi, Phoenix Contact introduces a new, innovative technology for contactless power and data transmission in the near-field range. This is the first technology to enable wireless, protocol-independent and latency-free Ethernet communication at speeds of up to 100Mbps across an air gap of up to 10mm, reports the company.
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23 February 2017
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Mechanical components manufacturer KTR Couplings has changed its name to KTR U.K. Ltd following a rebrand by its German parent company.
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26 April 2016
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An innovative new technique to cool high power electronics, efficiently and quietly, supported by the integrity of Stäubli fluid connectors, is the latest product from specialist in electronics cooling technology, Iceotope
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21 July 2015
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To prevent accidents when opening couplings under pressure, Smith Flow Control has added Bajolock patented couplers to its product portfolio.
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21 July 2015
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The modular design-oriented TOK system from Reich Kupplungen allows for the manufacture of tailor-made, yet cost-effective, couplings for a wide variety of test benches.
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19 May 2015
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New from Stäubli is a range of clean break, flat face, connectors that are suitable for all fluids, fully compatible with the well-known SCB range but much easier to connect.
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16 June 2014
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Offering precision honed bores, anti-vibration hardware, and opposing hardware on two-piece styles to ensure superior fit, alignment, and holding power, rigid couplings from Ruland are available in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and materials to suit the needs of packaging applications.
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06 September 2013
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Mayr Transmissions has launched a brand new torque measuring system based on its class leading ROBA-DS torsionally rigid backlash free disk coupling.
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05 November 2012
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It is reported that with Abssac’s Helical beam coupling product, users have been able to take their standard coupling designs to the next level, by incorporating features into the original shaft coupling design.
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29 October 2012
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For highly accurate systems found in industries such as test and measurement, medical, semiconductor, solar, and liquid handling, Ruland offers both single and double disc style couplings. Disc couplings have low inertia and are torsionally stiff making them suitable for precise zero-backlash systems with speeds up to 10,000rpm.
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