Stäubli’s TS2 four-axis robots share the same structural segments of the six-axis TX2 robots, offering an identical footprint for high modularity and optimised development times, as well as the same ...

JTR Technologies is the agent for Staubli Robotics in South Africa. Staubli is a pioneer and global leader in closed structure robots. Its high performance robots are renowned for their dynamic stability ...

Rockwell Automation piloted a patented anomaly detection algorithm and FactoryTalk DataMosaix at its Twinsburg electronics plant, giving operators 30 to 60 days’ advance warning of stencil failure, improving fail rates by 22% and achieving a 200% return on investment.

BMG has introduced the EVO series 210 electric double diaphragm pump range from ARO, offering lower energy consumption and quieter operation than air-operated alternatives, with access from one side for both diaphragms, and optional electronic leak detection for critical applications.

RS South Africa is supporting data centre operators with access to more than 875 000 MRO products, digital procurement tools and inventory management solutions, as Africa’s data centre market continues to grow and operational resilience becomes a strategic priority.

Zutari is emphasising its specialist data centre capability across the Middle East and Africa, combining multidisciplinary engineering with local regulatory and infrastructure knowledge to deliver resilient, scalable facilities from site selection through to commissioning and future expansion.

Vision Research has expanded its Phantom C-series with two cameras optimised for crash and safety testing, offering 4 and 8 megapixel sensors rated to 170G, up to 1180 frames per second, and Phantom Academy application training planned for South Africa next year.

WEG Africa’s turbine workshop uses 3D scanning technology to reverse-engineer components for legacy gearboxes, turbines and compressors, enabling equipment to run for decades after OEM support and spare parts have dried up.

South African industrial operators who secured their energy supply with onsite solar generation now face the same imperative with water. Robert Erasmus of Sanitech argues that onsite water treatment is the next essential pillar of business continuity.