Standard parts and components stockist and manufacturer, WDS Components, has extended its Stock Guarantee programme to cover a wider range of products.

Visual Components, the developer of 3D simulation software, has acquired the robotics division of Delfoi, a pioneer company in robot offline programming (OLP) software solutions worldwide.

Ingersoll Rand has opened a new, 13,500ft2 central warehouse in Manchester, enabling it to ease supply chain issues by holding stocks of complete compressed air systems, including compressors, downstream and ancillary equipment.

Softstarter technology from ABB is helping to provide uninterrupted water supply to 60 percent of Varanasi city as part of a partnership with city water supplier Jal Kal Varanasi to reduce leaks, pipe bursts and water hammering by around 30 percent.

Applied Automation has signed a sole UK distribution agreement with Danish collaborative robotics specialist, Spin Robotics, which has developed affordable and easy to use ‘plug-and-produce’, end-of-arm, screwdriving tools for assembly applications using collaborative robots.

A new safety solution for palletisers and depalletiser using induction loops, light curtain and monitored signal sequence satisfies the requirements of revised standard EN 415-4, thereby ensuring maximum safety. Leuze has produced a new Technology Report detailing this new safety solution.

Rockwell Automation and Cognite have announced a strategic partnership to further unlock the value of manufacturing data and accelerate technological change for the industry.

Control Techniques has triumphed at the Powys Business awards 2022. Control Techniques has its headquarters in Powys, Wales, and winning this local award is a testament to its commitment to operating a global manufacturing business in the heart of rural Wales.

Eriks has completed a £21m infrastructure investment, headlined by a state-of-the-art fulfilment centre to vastly improve product range along with the speed and accuracy of supply.

A new type of pool cover has been developed by French company, Walter Pool. Needing a frame that was versatile, stable and weather resistant, and would all for easy on-site assembly, the company turned to MiniTec.