Events News

  In Hall 3C / Stand 428, E-T-A will be exhibiting its latest products at this year's SPS IPC Drives show. The company will provide you with information on overcurrent protection, power distribution and system solutions.

End users and OEMs are seeking human machine interface (HMI) solutions that simplify and streamline visualisation, especially in larger applications. With the new Allen-Bradley PanelView 5510 family of graphic terminals, companies have a HMI solution designed to fit the needs of large-scale applications, improve user experience and increase performance.

  From the 27th to 29th November 2018, Alexander Bürkle will be exhibiting at SPS IPC Drives in Hall 6 / Stand 204. Highlights include: augmented automation, engineering, eye tracking, cable assembly and robotics.

Datalogic will be joining the 2018 edition of SPS IPC Drives which will be held from 27th to 29th November, in Nuremberg, Germany. The 2018 edition of SPS IPC Drive will occupy 17 exhibition halls with about 1,700 exhibitors, including all key players of Industry 4.0. The trade show covers the entire spectrum of smart and digital automation with focus on practical solutions for specific business areas.

  At the end of November, the SPS IPC Drives trade show will once again be held in Nuremberg. This event will feature Syslogic showcasing its portfolio of industrial PCs and touch panels as well as a new AI (Artificial Intelligence) computer in Hall 8, Stand 403.  

  From 27th to 29th November 2018, the complete spectrum of smart and digital automation will meet at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg. Together with its subsidary SAWI HAINZL will present various products and solutions in Hall 8, Stand 522. 

  At this year's SPS IPC Drives show, provider of embedded systems, Clientron will be exhibiting in Hall 8, Stand 512 from 27th to 29th November in Nuremberg, Germany.

Safety systems for the protection of personnel are this year’s hot topic for Contrinex at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg, Hall 7A, Stand 406. Highlights include the unveiling of two new series of safety sensors, certified category 4 according to ISO 13849-1. Types are available with magnetic or RFID coding, which ensures immunity to mutual interference, and also largely eliminates the risk of tampering.

At SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg from 27th to 29th November, Leuze electronic will be focusing its trade fair appearance on the company's competence in safety at work. On the basis of its MLC safety light curtains, the optical sensor manufacturer developed the sensorless Smart Process Gating as an alternative to the muting process.

The combination of smart technologies with advanced engineering tools and actionable machine information enables manufacturers and machine builders that supply them to accelerate their Connected Enterprise goals significantly. These three crucial elements form the backdrop to Rockwell Automation’s presence at this year’s SPS IPC Drives (Hall 9, Stand 205).