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Kennametal
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AMPHENOL
µCom-10Gb+
Amphenol Socapex launches its new miniature high-speed Ethernet connector, the µCom-10Gb+
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EPLAN
Available now: New EPLAN Platform 2.3
The major new release of the EPLAN Platform has launched. Version 2.3 focuses on standardization and automation, which opens up new opportunities for users when it comes to standard-compliant design and handling safety values. Simple macro editing and extended search functions for system settings guarantee highly productive engineering for users. Another practical benefit: central administration of phased-out devices and associated test runs to give transparency and safety to existing projects.
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BRADY
Brady presents quality identification printers at HI 13
At the HI 13 tradeshow, Brady presents a range of professional label printers for wire & cable and safety & facility identification, enabling you to print compliant and durable identification labels on the spot.
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MAPLESOFT
Maple IDE dramatically reduces development time
Development environment ideal for managing projects in the Maple language
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ARNOLD UMFORMTECHNIK
ArnCAD: Cost-optimised e-engineering system for innovative fastener components – ArnCAD provides 2D and 3D data with round the clock availability. Full design data are available at a glance in electronic form.
In situations where fastening components are needed, design and development departments in the automobile and electronics industries are faced with the challenge of reducing costs by using innovative fastener technologies. Along with the availability of innovative products, access to design data in electronic form is increasingly important. This is essential for the time- and cost-efficient implementation of the design process (Figure 1).
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MagneMotion
Magnemotion hires new Director of Sales for Asia
New Hire Will Support Growing Customer Base and Sales Partners
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British Steel
Tata Steel rail contract to link Saudi Arabia’s two holy cities
Tata Steel has won an order to manufacture 60,000 tonnes of high-quality rail for a new high-speed line linking the two holy cities of Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia. The new railway will allow millions of pilgrims to cross the 276 miles (444km) between the two cities at speeds of 200mph (320kmh). The line will cross desert, withstanding temperatures ranging from freezing to 50oC, as well as sand storms, flash flooding and shifting dunes.
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MAPLESOFT
