Baumer has introduced what is claimed to be the smallest time-of-flight (ToF) sensor specifically developed for applications with limited installation space. The new versatile and reliable OT200 ToF sensor measures only 8 x 25.1 x 5.8mm and is designed to deliver outstanding performance - even in the most space-restricted and challenging conditions.

Spelsberg has released a new design for unrestricted outdoor use and tough industrial environments. The new Abox Pro provides high impact resistance plus protection against water, heat and sunlight.

Whether in railway transport, machinery and plant engineering, or industrial cabinet construction, locks must reliably prevent unintended opening even under continuous stress. EMKA's vibration-resistant quarter turn was specifically designed for such demanding applications.

The increase in scale and complexity of ASRS present a range of technical and operational challenges when selecting and integrating the right interlocking solutions, as the experts at Fortress Safety explain.

The latest addition to ABB's all-compatible drive portfolio simplifies machine integration and is future-proofed for industrial automation, and you'll be able to see it at MachineBuilding.Live.

New from WDS Components is a versatile range of handles engineered for the highest standards of quality, durability, and functionality. Designed for heavy-duty use, customers can select from a wide array of premium materials, providing solutions that blend robustness with style.

Whether you're talking about hybrid regional jets to next-generation air taxis it's increasingly clear that the future of flight is electric, and electro-mechanical (EM) actuation is playing a central role in making this a reality, as the experts at Regal Rexnord explain.

Established in 1977, Phoenix Mecano UK is part of the Swiss group of companies Phoenix Mecano, a global player in the components sector. It has a UK office based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, with the head office in Switzerland and other offices in Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Australia.

Today's machine control solutions demand enhanced flexibility, scalability and a wealth of diagnostic capabilities previously unheard of in industrial safety control systems. The experts at EUCHNER explain how this need is driving a shift towards networked fieldbus-connected safety systems.