Category Archives: Exhibitions & Events

DATA-SIGNAL-POWER

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Written by Duncan Nicol, Market Segment Manager, Device Connectionsrobot_hand_imageSolutions for a Connected World.

Phoenix Contact’s position as a global market leader in device connection technology, industrial control and automation solutions is achieved by developing “Inspiring Innovations”. With thousands of new products launched each year, we lead the way in product development and innovation.

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Discover our cyber security solutions at IP EXPO 2017

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Written by Gareth Chamberlain, Network and Cyber Security Specialist

IP EXPO is the biggest IT exhibit in the UK and 3rd largest in Europe. It boasts a gathering of the world’s finest names in cyber security, software and future technology developments. Phoenix Contact is a name well known within the industrial arena. It is stepping forward into the world of IT to promote awareness within the Corporate IT sector, to the risks and nature of Industrial Cyber Security.

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Looking forward to 2017!

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Written by Rachel Boyd, E-Marketing Specialist

Happy New Year!  Welcome to a brand new year of blogging.  As always, our marketing department has a busy year of exhibitions and seminars planned.  Why not join us at one of our events?  Meet our industry specialists and discover more about new products that will be launched this year.

Hannover MesseHannover Messe- 24-28th April
Phoenix Contact exhibit at Hannover Messe every year.  With one of the biggest stands at the show, we are able to showcase a huge range of our product portfolio- there’s something there for everyone.  Many of our new products are launched at Hannover Messe, so if you are able to visit the show you will most certainly be one of the first to see our new innovations for 2017. Keep an eye on our exhibitions page for more information closer to the time. Continue reading

Wrapped up in cotton wool

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Written by Andy Mills, Market Segment Manager – Industrial Components & Electronics

When we talk about a machine (or system) being fully protected from outside influences/threats, it would be great if we could just wrap it up in cotton wool, put on our blinkers and carry on as if nothing will ever happen.

Sadly, this is obviously not the case and we have to ensure our customers are well aware of the dangers out there for their machines/systems.

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Engineering Design Show- A Review

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Written by Duncan Nicol, Market Segment Manager- Device Connections

First of all, a big thank you to all those who visited us at the Engineering Design Show last week at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. The show proved to be extremely busy with visitors from all over the country. It was great to welcome new faces onto our stand and meet so many of our customers to discuss current and future projects.

EDS 2015

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Solutions at Nor Shipping

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Written by Nigel Dawbarn, Market Segment Manager- Control & Industry Solutions

Nor ShippingI have just returned from a trip to Oslo to visit the Nor Shipping Exhibition and Phoenix Contact Norway. It proved to be very interesting.

Having arrived on the Monday evening, we took a walk into Oslo central past the Royal Palace and had a pleasant evening strolling and dinner.

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Marvellous Machine Building!

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Written by Becky Smith, Marketing Co-ordinator

New ReceptionWhen the time came to update our reception area at our Telford office, we didn’t have to look very far for inspiration.  Machine building is a key industry through-out the UK, and Phoenix Contact is a comprehensive partner for anyone in this field.

Our new Machine Building wall is a step-by-step guide to important aspects in the Machine Building process- which includes safety, communication and installation.  The wall has integrated touch-screens giving an overview of the products, software and solutions available.

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Advantages of modular machine design

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Written by Mark Harries, Marketing Team Leader- Industrial Components and Electronics

Machine Building

In the modern era the challenges to machine builders have changed considerably. The following problems are now common place issues that need resolving:

  • Short delivery times
  • Reduced assembly time
  • Enhanced diagnostics
  • Reduction of shipping costs
  • Variances in material costs such as copper

Phoenix Contact is well aware of the challenges that our customers face. With the customer in mind, a range of products and solutions are available which assist with modular machine design, and overcoming the issues mentioned above. To find out more about Phoenix Contact partnering machine builders please click here.

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Phoenix Contact in person!

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Written by Rachel Boyd, E-Marketing Specialist.

The best way to discover the innovative solutions that Phoenix Contact can offer you is to join us at one of the many exhibitions or events we attend or run each year. You can meet our product experts in person, where they can explore your needs in detail and suggest the best solutions for your applications. Of course, the bonus to meeting us in person is that the famous Phoenix Contact bags are always on offer!

Read on to find out where you can find us in 2015.

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Factories of the Future

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This week’s blog is written by our guest blogger Michelle Richards, Marketing Executive-  EPLAN.

Industry 4.0With the next industrial revolution around the corner, highly intelligent connected systems are crucial in the transformation of traditional plants into smart factories.

The next industrial revolution, named Industry 4.0, is a high-tech strategy which has been adopted by the German government and now being introduced to the UK which promotes the computerisation of traditional industries such as manufacturing. The ultimate goal is to create intelligent factories that encompass cyber-physical production systems that combine communications, IT data and physical elements. Here, machines talk to products and other machines, objects deliver decision-critical data and information is processed and distributed in real time.

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