News: March 2017
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Mar 31, 2017
Bus interface "Modbus RTU" for MAG cabinet
For the MAG generators “cabinet” is now the fieldbus interface "Modbus RTU" available.
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Mar 24, 2017
TELSONIC at the productronica in China, March 2017
Innovation all along the line: The productronica in China is very important for us to connect with our customers, see what the industry trend is, and extend our business area year by year.
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Mar 23, 2017
Packing pasta with ultrasonics
Spaghetti is typically packed in horizontal packaging machines. It is becoming ever more common for pasta to be cut into equal lengths and pre-proportioned with ultrasonic sonotrodes after it has been dried. In the next process step it arrives on a conveyor belt and is packed in a tubular bag.
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Mar 22, 2017
TELSONIC attended The Automation Technology Expo (ATX West)
This year’s ATX West show had by far the largest turnout that Telsonic have ever experienced.
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Mar 21, 2017
e-mobility demands battery expertise
Anyone with proven competence in battery production is very much in demand in the age of e-mobility and smartphones.
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Mar 9, 2017
Telsonic Wire Splicing Systems Gain Popularity
Specialist manufacturers and suppliers of components such as wiring harnesses and companies involved in panel build are increasingly turning to Telsonic’s Ultrasonic Wire Splicing Technology as an alternative to more traditional methods of joining wires. In this article, Telsonic’s Martin Frost explains the reasons behind this shift to ultrasonics and the benefits that can be realised by adopting the process.
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For the MAG generators “cabinet” is now the fieldbus interface "Modbus RTU" available.
Innovation all along the line: The productronica in China is very important for us to connect with our customers, see what the industry trend is, and extend our business area year by year.
Spaghetti is typically packed in horizontal packaging machines. It is becoming ever more common for pasta to be cut into equal lengths and pre-proportioned with ultrasonic sonotrodes after it has been dried. In the next process step it arrives on a conveyor belt and is packed in a tubular bag.
This year’s ATX West show had by far the largest turnout that Telsonic have ever experienced.
Anyone with proven competence in battery production is very much in demand in the age of e-mobility and smartphones.
Specialist manufacturers and suppliers of components such as wiring harnesses and companies involved in panel build are increasingly turning to Telsonic’s Ultrasonic Wire Splicing Technology as an alternative to more traditional methods of joining wires. In this article, Telsonic’s Martin Frost explains the reasons behind this shift to ultrasonics and the benefits that can be realised by adopting the process.