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Steute
Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Löhne, Germany, steute Technologies develops industrial switches, machine safety devices and wireless sensor networks. Its portfolio includes position switches, safety switches, pull-wire switches, foot switches and wireless switching systems for machinery and automated installations. Rugged designs, explosion-protected equipment and industrial radio technologies support reliable operation, operator protection and equipment monitoring. With an international sales and support network, steute serves machinery manufacturing, intralogistics, process industries and medical equipment manufacturers.
www.steute.com
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App configures controls for medical devices
Integration: smartphone communicates with user interface
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steute do Brasil: strategic partnership with R. STAHL AG
With immediate effect, steute do Brasil, the Brazilian subsidiary of steute Schaltgeräte GmbH & Co.KG, will be the exclusive distributor in the Brazilian market for products and systems made by the R.STAHL group. In this important market, this signifies a strategic partnership between two international specialists for explosion protection, both with a focus on state-of-the-art technology and top quality.
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steute Meditec at the Medica
"Interoperability" as a current trend in technology: two medical devices - one user interface
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Steute‘s wireless safety foot switches have been chosen by Thalmann Maschinenbau AG metal foundry
To avoid failures during routine work due to hot metal splashes that damage the power or signal cables, a wireless safety foot switch using Steute “sWave 2.4 GHZ-safe” technology has been chosen. It greatly increases reliability while being easy to install and flexible.
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Industry 4.0: switchgear in the industrial production of tomorrow
At the SPS IPC Drives 2014, steute will not only be exhibiting new switchgear ready for serial production from its business divisions Automation, Extreme and Wireless; we shall also be addressing the question of which tasks switching devices will have to assume in the industrial production of tomorrow, i.e. after the fourth industrial revolution.
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New freedom in the operation of machines and plants
Ergonomic comfort and flexibility: wireless hand control
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