Banner’s RSio Remote Safe I/O block brings In-Series Diagnostics (ISD) and six independently configurable hybrid I/O ports to CIP Safety™ systems. Two outputs provide control signals for final switching devices, safety-rated devices, or non-safety devices. Six inputs each support up to 32 ISD-enabled devices with device-level diagnostics for faster troubleshooting and expanded PLe/SIL3 safety coverage…. Continue reading
BCU Series is the first clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter purpose-built for single-use or hybrid bioprocessing. It delivers real-time liquid flow measurement without ever contacting the fluid, preserving sterility and minimizing validation effort. With EtherNet/IP built in, it integrates effortlessly into automated skids and digital control systems – no gateways, no converters.
The Masterflex L/S, I/P, and B/T series pumps (Product Code 2) offer precision and reliability for a wide range of applications, from biopharmaceutical processing to industrial operations. Expand efficiency and process optimization through EtherNet/IP connectivity. L/S Pumps: With flow rates from 0.00005 to 3400 mL/min, L/S pumps provide high accuracy and versatile operation. These pumps are… Continue reading
The nanoScan3 is the smallest safety laser scanner from SICK. It is perfect for protecting mobile platforms while at the same time providing precise measurement data to support navigation. Thanks to its size, it is also ideally suited for protecting machines in confined spaces. Like the microScan3, the nanoScan3 features the safeHDDM® scanning technology with… Continue reading
Joint Industry Perspective from the Industrial Security Harmonization Group (ISHG) Hannover, Germany – April 14th, 2026: The Industrial Security Harmonization Group (ISHG) has released a joint industry perspective highlighting a critical truth in industrial cybersecurity: secure communication is not determined by protocols alone, but by how they are deployed and managed in real-world… Continue reading
Vol. 1 CIP This comment applies to volumes 1, 2, 7C, 8 and 9: There are numerous figures in some volumes that have quality issues (missing/incomplete lines, fuzzy/blurry images). We are aware of these issues. They are due to a change in Adobe software that required us to create the pdf files differently. We are… Continue reading