WITTENSTEIN will be exhibiting at Machine Building Live, with diverse products and solutions on show centring around cybertronic and mechatronic drive technology in the context of advancing digitalisation in all key industrial innovation segments.

Zebra Technologies has introduced the FS42 fixed industrial scanner and 3S Series 3D sensors as it continues to power secure technology innovation around AI and industrial automation for the manufacturing industry to help increase operational efficiency.

Parker Hannifin has introduced the SCP09 pressure sensor, a versatile and reliable solution for hydraulic applications.

Phoenix Contact says users can speed up wiring processes and increase efficiency through the use of its Push-X technology. The system is suitable for all types of conductors, whether rigid or flexible, with or without ferrules.

To meet the needs of demanding industrial applications, Parker Hannifin has developed a new generation of proportional valves. The DFplus features electronics that have been fundamentally revised, opening up new possibilities for communication.

Nabtesco says its precision cycloid gear and drive solutions deliver exceedingly high power density paired with maximum reliability in an exceptionally compact design, making them ideal for use in demanding automation tasks.

At Machine Building Live, WISKA UK, a market leader in cable entry systems, cable protection and junction boxes, will be displaying its extensive, modular range of highly certified cable glands - the WISKA SPRINT Systems.

The SMF Foodmag from ifm provides an effective solution for hygienic flow measurement of a variety of media with a conductivity of greater than 5 micro S/cm - such as beer, milk, or fruit juice. It goes without saying that the SMF Foodmag meets the stringent hygiene requirements of food and beverage production.

When specifying a non-contact confocal displacement sensor, several factors need to be considered including measuring speed, resolution, type of material and surface, the operating environment and whether thickness measurements are required, says Glenn Wedgbrow, Business Development Manager at Micro-Epsilon UK.

Contrinex's background-suppression photoelectric sensors pack powerful performance into their small M5 (threaded 5mm diameter) x 35mm long body. For comparison, a match is typically 3.7mm wide at the tip and 57mm long.