Schneider Electric has unveiled the new range of Harmony Tower Lights, replacing legacy signalling products with a modular and future-ready portfolio.

The clipx Engineer engineering software from Phoenix Contact optimises data consistency from the circuit diagram to the finished control cabinet. The new clipx Engineer assemble worker assistance software is designed for the assembly process of terminal strips.

Whether in automation, logistics or IT, safe production requires clear signals - visual and audible. Lenze Selection offers a wide range of signalling devices.

Norstat continues to develop its line-up of vacuum and pressure sensors with the PICO-02, an adaptable sensor that incorporates a rotatable display and keypad.

The SB6 STOBER is a stand-alone device is suitable for applications with up to four axes and is characterised by its excellent control performance.

With the new 2-outlet device power strip 4770, SCHURTER introduces a compact and high-performance solution for modern Power Distribution Units (PDUs). Rated for up to 16 A (IEC) and 20 A (UL), the model it offers high power density, robust design and time-saving snap-in mounting system.

Ruland Manufacturing has introduced its new D-series six beam couplings, expanding its beam coupling product line to offer one of the most complete selections of standard beam couplings available for precision motion control applications.

ifm has announced the launch of its new O2I2 series multicode readers, delivering a powerful combination of performance and cost-effectiveness for modern production environments.

OMRON has announced the launch of the S8AS2 smart power supply, an innovative and compact solution that combines DC power supply, electronic circuit protection, and real-time monitoring in a single, panel-mountable unit.

Here, Neil March, product specialist for the MX-System at Beckhoff, explains why removing the control cabinet reshapes machine design.