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  1. December 03, 2025

    Cable guide without a chain

    With the new pull-e-cable design study, igus is presenting a particularly low-profile and cost-efficient solution for guiding cables over long travels - without the need for a classic energy chain. The system is ideal for applications with limited installation space and a low budget, for example in camera technology, laboratories, moveable displays or automation.

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  2. December 03, 2025

    More safety in cleanrooms

    In addition to energy chains, igus now also offers ball bearings made of abrasion-resistant high-performance plastics for cleanrooms. The new polymer bearings in the xiros series already fulfil the highest requirements of cleanroom production.

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  3. December 03, 2025

    ReBeL Move Pro

    Autonomous mobile robot from igus promises simple configuration with flexible superstructures and easy commissioning
    Pressure in terms of costs and efficiency demands a lot from modern production.

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  4. December 03, 2025

    Award for ReBeL cobot

    Plastic specialist igus receives the prestigious Systems & Components Trophy - Engineers' Choice Award from the German Agricultural Society (DLG). The ReBeL cobot - a compact, cost-efficient robot arm that sets new standards for automation in agriculture - won the award.

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  5. November 12, 2025

    igus launches application phase for the 10th vector award

    International competition honours creative use of energy chains for cable guidance

    The starting signal for the application phase of the Vector Award 2026 has been given. For the tenth time, a joint initiative is honouring designers worldwide who use energy chains made of high-performance plastic to create cable guides that set new technological standards. The winners receive up to 5,000 euros in prize money.

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  6. November 12, 2025

    New Skate Wheels

    Lubrication-free and wear-resistant iglidur rollers have a service life that is up to six times longer than that of solutions made of POM or PA

    Three at one fell swoop: due to high demand, igus is launching new pulleys, skate wheels and roller adapters in series production, which were previously only available as customised products. Manufactured from high-performance plastics, the new components are an economical alternative to classic metal counterparts in numerous applications. They are lubrication-free, dirt-resistant, durable, maintenance-free, vibration-dampening, and ensure quiet operation.

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  7. November 07, 2025

    Technology without compromise

    PFAS and PTFE (a subgroup of PFAS) have been present in many products worldwide for decades - whether pans, shoes or hoses. It is due to them that plain bearings, e.g., can operate in dry operation without lubrication. However, the organic fluorine compounds decompose very slowly and can be harmful to people and nature.

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  8. October 10, 2025

    AUSRail 2025

    AusRAIL is one of the premier highlights in the rail industry’s calendar, and we are delighted to see the event return to Victoria for the first time in a decade. AusRAIL PLUS 2025 promises to be the most dynamic three-day conference yet, welcoming rail leaders from Australia, New Zealand, and across the globe to address the major issues, achievements, opportunities, and emerging trends shaping our industry.

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  9. October 02, 2025

    65 times more wear

    igus has developed two new chemical-resistant and particularly durable xiros ball bearings especially for use in contact with chemicals. They are 65 times more wear-resistant than ball bearings made entirely of the plastic polyether ether ketone (PEEK).

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  10. October 02, 2025

    Dash across the Water

    Rushing across the water on a motorised surfboard: the Jetsurf combines the thrill of jet-skiing with the feel of a motorbike. The engineers at Czech manufacturer MSR Engines rely on igus plain bearings made of high-performance plastic to ensure that the fun in salt water is not spoilt by technical failure.

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