Industrial News Service

Savox celebrates success in Asian market with 5 million euro order for tactical communication solutions, emphasizing innovation and trust.

Bio-Gate AG (ISIN DE000BGAG981), a leading provider of innovative technologies and individual solutions for health and hygiene, has concluded a preliminary agreement (LOI, Letter-of-Intent) with a North American medical device manufacturer focusing on...

/INS. Alfa Laval is unveiling two new hygienic valves, the Alfa Laval Unique Mixproof CIP and Unique Mixproof Process, extending hygienic double-seat valve range to meet market demands. With the introduction of these two innovative mixproof valves.

Stronger and expanded international market access of OSSIS after acquisition by Zimmer BiometIncreased awareness of HyProtect™ coatingsIncreased volume of HyProtect™ coated implants /INS.

Alfa Laval releases new condition monitoring software with built-in analytics.

The winner of the international Swedish Steel Prize 2023 is Green Buffers from Sweden. The prize is awarded for their highly sophisticated use of energy-absorbing high-strength steel to make trains safer for passengers and more economical for operators.

The jury has nominated four applications who stand to win the Swedish Steel Prize 2023. The nominated applications are innovative examples of cutting-edge technology, embracing the possibilities provided by the SSAB premium steel product range.

Finnish materials startup, Sulapac's new solution enables luxury fragrance bottle caps to be plastic-free and recyclable, without compromising on quality. The material is an addition to Sulapac's existing sustainable cosmetics range.

The new Alfa Laval ThinkTop V20, the next generation of hygienic valve indication units, is driving digital transformation within the process industries. Moving valve position monitoring into the Industry 4.0 era delivers competitive advantage.

Rising costs from inflation and increased focus on reducing carbon dioxide emissions make product loss management more important than ever in dairy plants.