At the 2026 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, one theme rises above all others, progress through precision. For VEGA, a global leader in process instrumentation, this mission aligns perfectly with its core purpose, which is turning measurement into meaningful progress.

VEGA has rolled out its new Lunch-and-Learn series to the coastal regions of South Africa, designed to bring practical training and real-world insights directly to engineers and technicians.

The need for real-time monitoring and precise control over water distribution has never been more critical. VEGA’s range of pressure sensors and level instruments plays an important role in ensuring that water systems operate efficiently.

Polish company, Ekobenz specialises in producing bio-hydrocarbons. The company utilises advanced manufacturing techniques where VEGA sensors monitor levels and interfaces, essentially overseeing separation layers in the process.

Paper manufacturing is a demanding process that relies on consistency, precision and control at every stage. The VEGABAR 82 pressure transmitter is well-suited to these harsh environments.

VEGABAR pressure transmitters are designed to address the unique challenges faced by the pulp and paper industry. Built for durability and precision, they ensure reliable pressure monitoring in aggressive environments.

African cosmetic brands are increasingly outsourcing production to specialised contract manufacturers who use automation and high-precision tools to ensure quality and adapt quickly to regulatory changes. VEGA’s suite of level and pressure measurement solutions offers a robust foundation for profitability and quality assurance.

VEGA’s advanced level and pressure measurement solutions offer transformative technologies to improve grain storage management in sub-Saharan Africa.

The VEGADIF 85 serves as an exemplary model of a differential pressure sensor. It combines universal applicability with high operational dependability and integrated overload protection, ensuring consistent performance even in the harshest conditions.