Media
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Treotham have extended their wide range of cables with ship cable from TKF
We are pleased to announce we are now working with TKF, providing their large range of flexible shipboard cables to the Australian and New Zealand markets.
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S-stamped ILME contacts in March edition of 'Industrial Electrix'
Treotham now offers, in addition to the existing turned ones, a new series of 16A stamped ILME contacts.
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Igus 3D printing materials and service now available from Imaginables
Treotham is pleased to announce that our igus 3D printing filaments are now available in Australia from Imaginables. Along with providing the materials, they also offer a custom printing profile developed by igus that has been tested on their printer.
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Energy chains vs. festoons in November edition of 'Industrial Electrix'
Power supply in overhead cranes: energy chains vs. festoons
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UniVision 2.1 Software in November edition of 'Industry Update'
Two and three-dimensional data from smart cameras, vision systems and control units with 2D-/3D profile sensors from Treotham can now be evaluated via a central software platform - uniVision 2.1.
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New lubrication-free toothed belt axis in October issue of 'Manufacturers Monthly'
Lightweight and compact toothed belt axis ensures low cost automation in the tightest of spaces.
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World's first intelligent plain bearing in October edition of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Hard on the outside, smart on the inside: igus develops world's first intelligent plain bearing
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Flame-retardant and fail-safe igus solutions for the railway industry
The number of passengers on public transport has been increasing steadily for 20 years. This is good news for the industry, but also an increasing load on the rail network, trains, trams and equipment. Durable components are required that can withstand such high requirements and yet meet stringent fire safety standards.
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Universal clamp for cobots in September edition of 'Inside Robotics'
New universal clamp for energy chains and protective hoses ensures increased safety at work with all collaborative robots
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New Wenglor lightband sensor
Highly convincing across the board: Thanks to their continuous, homogenous light band, the new Wenglor retro-reflex sensors can also reliably detect objects with irregular or asymmetrical shapes, for example in the field of intralogistics.