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17 New servo drive increases flexibility for machine builders


18 Taking a shot at energy efficient injection moulding


20 Bridging the IT OT worlds


Hydraulics & pneumatics 21 Low flow pumps help automate diabetes control devices


22 The pressure is on


Enclosures 23 Compact metal enclosures help protect electrical connectors


24 Rittal Blue e+ S cooling units


27 19” Power distribution unit with emergency stop switch from Foremost


Fastenings & adhesives 29 Solutions for design challenges 30 There’s no going back on e-commerce 32 Improving overmoulding adhesion


29 52 Mechanical components


34 Oldham couplings: meeting food and beverage equipment demands


XR: Augmented, mixed and virtual reality


35 Merged reality!


Linear motion 37 Protecting linear bearings with help from IKO


38 Cutting edge research relies on motion technology


40 How electric actuators dramatically cut flow wrapper energy consumption


41 Breakthrough in linear technology: New igus material creates greater design freedom


Indoor air quality monitoring


42 Complying with indoor CO2 monitoring regulations


Additive manufacturing/3D printing


52 The AM missing link? Merging DfAM and data


54 Expanding the horizons for healthcare designers


Gears & gearboxes 48 Improving gear machining


49 Minimising noise in micro motion applications


50 Industrial gear units suit heavy-duty logistics requirements


Cables & connectors 43 Neutrik reveals new FIBERFOX products


44 Power to the people: The role of cold forming in the fast-charging revolution


46 Waterproof connectors supply power to machines


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