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Power supply in overhead cranes: energy chains vs festoons
Reliable and dynamic cable management is one of the greatest challenges in modern crane technology.
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7 guidelines for continuous-flex cables
Here are seven key design features that can ensure a continuous-flex cable will work for your...
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7 common cable management mistakes
When laying cables and hoses in cable carriers and e-chains, there are a number of common...
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Linear guide systems: when to use plastic linear bearings or recirculating ball systems
Choosing between ball bearing guides and plain linear bearings depends greatly on the application...
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Wenglor P1EL100, P1EL200 and P1EL300 retroreflective sensors
Wenglor has released retroreflective...
Treotham offers special parts production service
New laser sintering printers expand the 3D printing capacity for the production of durable wear-resistant parts.
All-girls school robotics team compete in robotics competition
Treotham Automation sponsors ARTEMIS robotics team with linear slides and energy chain for FLL and FRC.
Treotham Automation celebrates 25 years
Founded by Mikael Paltoft in 1992, Treotham began as a very small business selling just chains and accessories out of Mikael's home garage.
Wenglor takes over 3D specialist ShapeDrive
Wenglor has recently bought all shares in ShapeDrive GmbH to expand its portfolio of 3D measuring technology, and to offer new solutions for automated manufacturing and...
Treotham Automation partners with Lapp Group
Treotham Automation has announced that it has been appointed by Lapp Group as an authorised distributor across the Australian market for Lapp's cable and connection...
Extremely mobile — a crane for loads up to 500 tons
A purpose-built process crane with a lifting capacity of 500 tons and special capabilities for unbalanced loads needed reliable signal and energy transmission.
Minutes instead of days: energy chains reduce the assembly time of machining centres
In its robotic machining centres, Taiwanese tool manufacturer Hartford uses fully harnessed energy chain systems from igus.
