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18  '09
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Ingersoll Rand

New Ingersoll Rand Desiccant Dryer range

Manufactured in Europe, the new range of Ingersoll Rand desiccant dryers includes two main configurations, heatless and with heated blowers. The range benefits from the accumulated experience of the over 3000 units already operating in other regions of the world. In the heated blower version, the a Energy Management System(EMS) is included as a standard features, which can reduce operating costs by 20,000 euros over three years. Compared to other market solutions, it is very competitively priced, costing the same with EMS as others which do not include EMS. Desiccant dryers are dedicated to medium and heavy industry and the automotive, pharmaceutical, chemical and oil and gas industries among others.

06  '09
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REDEX

KRPX

KRPX is the new version of REDEX ANDANTEX rack & pinion high-tech planetary reducers. KRPX is a cost effective, easy to implement and high performing solution for moving column and gantry machine types. Made of two planetary reducers, KRPX allows perfect mounting on both sides of the machine frame. They are coupled with an electrical preload system enabling true zero backlash. This planetary reduction gear for rack and pinion applications offers exceptional rigidity characteristics, in particular through the one-piece output pinion technology invented by REDEX-ANDANTEX. It provides unrivalled radial rigidity (accounting for up to 60% of overall rigidity).

06  '09
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Faiveley

Faiveley has won a contract with Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility has awarded Faiveley a contract to provide 3660 on-board doors and over 1500 HVAC units for the AM08 Brussels project.

06  '09
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Faiveley

RailCorp

Faiveley Transport Australia Ltd has secured the order for the supply of Brake Control, Bogie Brake and Air Generation equipment for the third phase of the Outer Suburban Car project.

04  '09
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MAPLESOFT

Cybernet Systems Co., Ltd to acquire Maplesoft in early September 2009

Maplesoft has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Cybernet Systems Co., Ltd., a Tokyo-based major Japanese importer/distributor of CAE (computer aided engineering) software. By combining the skills of two leading-edge organizations, the intent is to drive further innovation in the development and promotion of advanced math and engineering software worldwide. The acquisition is expected to be completed at the beginning of September of this year.

31  '09
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LEROY-SOMER

DYNEO® LSRPM Series

LSRPM is a series of permanent-magnet synchronous motors incorporating technology patented by Leroy-Somer. The innovative design of the magnet rotor increases efficiency by almost 10% to levels approaching 98%. The size reduction is of the order of 50%. This type of motor is intended for applications for which electricity consumption is high and continuous. This means that in a very large number of cases the time to return on investment for replacement of an asynchronous motor by LSRPM will be less than one year. As motors account for more than 70% of the electrical energy consumed in industry, the new LSRPM product line also contributes to the essential objectives of CO2 emission reduction.

28  '09
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NKE

NKE AUSTRIA opens sales office in Shanghai

Steyr, July 2009. The bearing manufacturer NKE AUSTRIA GmbH opens its first sales office in China. The objective of the representative office in Shanghai is to improve the service to OEM customers in important segments as well as to establish a nationwide distribution network. The office will be headed by Hansen Mao, who has many years of experience in the bearing industry.

24  '09
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PROSOFT TECHNOLOGY EMEA

MVI56E-XT, ProSoft Technology® develops communication modules for the Rockwell Automation® platform for Extreme Environments

ProSoft Technology® is pleased to announce communication modules for the new Logix-XT control-platform from Rockwell Automation® which has been designed for industrial automation applications in extreme environments (petrochemical, process, ship-building, railway, steel process etc.).

21  '09
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Keyence France

Keyence vision systems speed up pharmaceutical product marking and improve its reliability

GlaxoSmithKline, wanting to improve the manufacturing processes at its Evreux factory, needed to upgrade the vision system for its high-throughput marking lines. The previous system required deactivation of automatic checking, forcing the factory to rely on inspection by the operators. The Keyence solution is showing itself to be not only reliable but also substantially less expensive than that of its competitors.

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