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Leuze brings sensing innovations to MachineBuilding.Live

See Leuze at MachineBuilding.Live, 4 October 2023, on stand 33

Machine builders are facing new challenges due to increasing automation and the vision of the smart factory. Leuze will highlight solutions to these challenges at MachineBuilding.Live.

From individual machine tools to fully networked production systems, flexibility and networking are becoming increasingly important – with the highest safety and quality standards. For Leuze the goal is to ensure customers’ production is even more flexible, efficient and safer through the use of its products and solutions.

At Machine Building Live 2023, Leuze is excited to show examples of this, starting with its global sensor range for precise presence detection, as well as the company’s safety radar and laser scanner technology, and solutions for fast and accurate bar code reading applications.

Leuze Electronic Ltd

Terek House, Sandpiper Court
Phoenix Park
ST NEOTS
PE19 8EP
UNITED KINGDOM

+44 (0)1480 408500

mail@leuze.co.uk

www.leuze.co.uk

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