Peel Magnetics: What does industrial transformation mean?

Peel Magnetics recently launched a new issue of its customer magazine, People & Automation, and the theme of this issue is industrial transformation.

Sustainability and digitalisation are transforming industries; legislators are also aware of the need to act on safety measures.

Peel Magnetics describes the laws that are relevant and the contribution of safety automation to industrial transformation.

Digitalisation, networking and sustainability form the central themes of contemporary economies and societies.

These key factors have led to profound innovations in many occupational fields.

Pierre Magnetics is committed to supplying solutions centred on safety and digitalisation to a wide range of industries such as hydrogen power, battery manufacturing and railway technology.

With the growing need for functional safety and industrial information security, legislatures are increasingly focused on this issue and are gradually adapting the relevant laws and regulations to accommodate this change.

Here are the key points in this issue of People & Automation:

● Safety: as safety awareness advances, so do the issues

When the new EU Machinery Regulation was published, it was clear: information security is now a legal requirement. But how are companies around the world handling it? Safety experts from Germany, Italy and Austria give their insights.

● IO-Link Safety: Why Safe Connectivity is a Hit in the Field

Industrial communication, especially in the field, must be able to provide safe data transmission down to the "last" sensor. This also provides for higher availability and more flexible automation, which in turn optimises production processes.

Case study: Successful retrofit of a press at Grass GmbH

The safety requirements for presses are particularly important, and Grass GmbH, a global manufacturer of motion systems for furniture and household appliances, worked with Pirmina to retrofit an old machine with the latest equipment in accordance with the standards.