The Lee Company is pleased to announce the release of the Cryogenic Check Valve - the first product in its extensive lineup to be qualified for operation at temperatures down to -320degF.

Anglia Components is now stocking an extensive range of PCB Prototyping aids and accessories from UK company Vero Technologies.

Mouser Electronics equips electronic design engineers with the latest cybersecurity and product knowledge in its comprehensive security resource centre. As technology advances, so do the methods of cybercriminals, demanding innovative and adaptable defence strategies.

The Circle Guitar is a conventional electric guitar that hosts a spinning sequencer wheel, able to strike the strings at speed creating rhythms up to 300bpm and adding multiple layers of sound. Employing a motor from maxon, this new instrument achieves precision in rhythm control.

Elesa has expanded its range of standard components with two new knurled knobs - DT.464 and DT.653-AV - developed to offer a high-performance solution in terms of mechanical strength, ergonomics, and weight reduction.

Renishaw's metal additive manufacturing technology has helped Great Britain's track cyclist Matthew Richardson to become the first cyclist in history to break the nine-second barrier in the UCI Men's Elite 200m Flying Start. Matthew then broke his own world record 24 hours after setting it, by 0.084 seconds, with a new time of 8.857 seconds.

maxon UK and Ireland is presenting its range of precision drive systems at Medical Technology Ireland, on First Floor Stand 117, taking place 24-25 September at Galway Racecourse.

Molex introduces the AirBorn 3U VPX Power Supply, delivering clean power in a smaller form factor to unlock capacity in space-constrained aerospace, defence and commercial applications.

Following a highly successful showing at Subcon 2025, held at the NEC Birmingham in June, Cross Manufacturing Company has announced increased capacity to produce high-precision machined components.

Over the past year, the UK rail network has recorded 1.73 billion passenger journeys. With this increase comes the demand for safer, more reliable station infrastructure. One solution helping to meet these demands is the platform door system. Here, Dave Walsha, sales and marketing director at drive system supplier Electro Mechanical Systems (EMS), explores how platform screen doors are automating passenger commutes.