Motor efficiency classes in mechanical engineering: IE1 to IE6 explained simply
What do the motor efficiency classes IE1 through IE6 mean? Learn how efficiency classes differ and why IE5/IE6 drive systems are the future of energy efficiency.
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Cybersecurity in industrial automation
How companies meet CRA requirements, reduce risks, and strategically leverage cybersecurity to achieve market success.
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Innovation for maximum flexibility in Intralogistics: How storage and retrieval machines are becoming future-proof
Intralogistics is at a turning point. Companies must meet growing demands for agility, energy efficiency, and flexibility—all while navigating a world where digitalization and machine connectivity are increasing complexity. Find out how to balance these demands in our blog.
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AI in machine engineering
Europe is often seen as an AI laggard. But in mechanical engineering, AI value is created where technology meets industrial application. Read more about this in our blog.
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Energy efficiency of belt conveyors in baggage handling systems ‒ Whitepaper from Lenze and Forbo
How can energy consumption and CO₂ emissions in baggage handling systems be reduced? This is exactly what our new white paper is about. Read the abstract on our blog now.
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Variable frequency drives in mechanical engineering: practical explanations of applications and use cases
VFDs have long been more than just "speed controllers" in mechanical engineering. Read our blog to find out what this means in practice.
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