ifm presents the VWV series of battery-powered vibration sensors, which it says is poised to transform machine monitoring through state-of-the-art features and seamless integration capabilities.

STOBER has developed new precision gear racks with twice the bore holes, eliminating the need for doweling which is a time consuming process and doubling the contact pressure on the machine body.

New from MOONS' Industries is the 'smart' Multi-Axis series of stepper drives. Motion and drives specialist MOONS' says these new stepper drives are designed to optimise manufacturing efficiency and safety across a wide range of applications.

Murrelektronik says the Modlight Illumix RGBW LED machine lights are revolutionising the way machines and work areas are illuminated and monitored, as they not only provide efficient lighting, but also serve as a versatile status indicator.

Micro-Epsilon has extended its range of optical micrometers with a new high performance LED version that also compensates for target tilt. The optoCONTROL 2700-40 has been designed for the most demanding measurement tasks.

Condition monitoring sensors are an essential component in many of todays' manufacturing systems, and thanks to the rapid expansion and application of digital technologies, their complexity and sophistication continues to be developed and improved. A good example of this is the range of industrial accelerometers available from Sensonics.

As the industry evolves, so do the standards of excellence, with IEC 62443 emerging as the benchmark for cybersecurity in industrial automation technology. Recently, the Ewon Cosy+, a solution for remote access from HMS Networks, was assessed against IEC 62443-4-2 criteria by NVISO, a globally recognised cybersecurity expert, for cybersecurity.

SICK's comprehensive range of machine vision hardware, including the new Inspector83x AI camera, combines with the powerful Nova software platform and a team of in-house experts to offer a service that can solve the most challenging machine vision tasks.

Sensor Technology has launched a new encoder option, the SGR523, for use with its range of precision torque sensors. The new option represents a significant improvement of the existing SGR511/521 60 line encoder and SGR 512/522 360 line encoder options already available.

At MachineBuilding.Live LOCTITE will be shining a spotlight on its skills in helping customers achieve the optimal joining solution. Focus will be on the company's wide-range of adhesives and sealants, but also automation options to increase productivity, improve reliability and simplify design.