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Bringing true mobile welding capability to SA agriculture
Second Quarter 2026
Bolt and Engineering Distributors has launched the new Fronius Ignis Battery. This is a next-generation, battery-powered welding system engineered for mobility, reliability and performance in off-grid agricultural environments.

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Rising demand for advanced coolant technology
Second Quarter 2026
As modern engines become smaller, more powerful and increasingly complex, coolant technology has undergone a fundamental transformation.

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Monitoring relays keep operations running
Second Quarter 2026, Omron Electronics
OMRON’s K8 series relays are designed to prevent breakdowns, protect critical assets and support smarter maintenance strategies on the plant.

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Additives drive fuel efficiency and engine protection
Second Quarter 2026, Bearing Man Group T/A BMG
Rising fuel costs and increasing pressure on equipment reliability are driving demand for solutions that improve diesel engine efficiency. BMG addresses this requirement in Africa through its range of Liqui Moly additives.

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Next-generation grease pumps
Second Quarter 2026, SKF South Africa
SKF has introduced its latest advancement in lubrication technology with the unveiling of a new line of air-operated grease pumps.

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Oil analysis is an investment that pays a cost-savings dividend
Second Quarter 2026
The majority of organisations implementing oil analysis face the challenge of maximising operational cost savings against the pressure to achieve full production and enhance shareholder value. An organisation may, or may not, achieve the intended benefits for several reasons, chief among them being the failure to implement a sound corrective-action strategy.

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Lubricant and feed gear pumps for heavy-duty lubrication systems
Second Quarter 2026, Bearing Man Group T/A BMG
BMG’s Steimel SF range of lubricant and feed gear pumps was developed for continuous-duty oil circulation, transfer and conditioning applications.

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The cost of incorrect lubrication
Second Quarter 2026
Sam Kekana, technical sales representative at Lubrication Engineers has spent years working with plant maintenance teams across a range of industries, and he has seen where lubrication goes wrong and what it costs companies when it does.

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Lubrication system upgrade reinforces efficiency and reliability across six sugar mills
Second Quarter 2026, SKF South Africa
SKF’s Single Line automatic grease system has streamlined operations across six sugar mills, delivering peak efficiency while ensuring the producer upholds rigorous international health and safety standards.

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The AI skills every engineer now needs
Second Quarter 2026
To use AI responsibly and effectively, you need at least a basic understanding of how they work and where they can fail. Generative AI then becomes a powerful assistant; without it, you are effectively ‘prompting and praying’, exposing yourself to errors and professional embarrassment.

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The assets you can’t see are the ones that can shut you down
Second Quarter 2026
ABEGuardOT is an asset management solution that delivers continuous, non-intrusive visibility across multi-vendor environments, including Siemens, Rockwell, ABB, Honeywell, Schneider Electric, Emerson, GE and Yokogawa, with support for OPC UA, EtherNet/IP, Modbus and Profibus.

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Oil monitoring solution drives performance gains for paper mill
First Quarter 2026, SKF South Africa
By integrating real-time monitoring with precise flow control, SKF’s Flowline oil monitor meters have significantly improved the flow rate control and performance of oil circulation lubrication systems installed on a paper mill.

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The Konecranes portal, a benchmark in data supply
First Quarter 2026
The newly launched Konecranes Portal takes online communications to the next level through its single point of access to its digital customer platforms

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Ultra-compact industrial PCs exploit advances in CPU technology
First Quarter 2026, Beckhoff Automation
Beckhoff’s C60xx scalable series of ultra-compact industrial PCs combines high computing power in an extremely compact format with a wide range of options for installation in the control cabinet.

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Anti-wear additives – the metal guardians in your oil
First Quarter 2026
Anti-wear additives are used to protect against wear and the loss of metal surfaces during mixed-film and boundary-film lubrication.

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OMRON simplifies safety verification for SA manufacturers
First Quarter 2026, Omron Electronics
OMRON’s NX Safety platform, Online Safety Functional Test Verification is a feature built into the Sysmac Studio engineering environment. This intuitive tool allows safety verification to be carried out digitally, with step-by-step guidance and full traceability, all from a single workstation.

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Condition monitoring in hazardous areas
First Quarter 2026, SKF South Africa
SKF is further strengthening its condition monitoring offer portfolio by a newly developed hazardous area version of its Microlog Analyzer dBX portable vibration analyser.

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Why AI will never truly understand machines
First Quarter 2026
Cutting-edge technology and solutions powered by AI are embraced by specialist condition monitoring company, WearCheck, where the extreme accuracy of data used to assess and diagnose machine health is paramount.

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Robotic filling systems for the pharmaceutical industry
Fourth Quarter 2025, Horne Technologies
Pharma Integration, a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer, aims to replace traditional mechanical filling lines with compact, fully automated systems that are 100% robot-driven using machines known as Azzurra. Their integrated Faulhaber drives play a crucial role in the fill-finish process, ensuring the highest precision and safety across multiple production steps.

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World first simulation of error-correctable quantum computers
Third Quarter 2025
Quantum computers still face a major hurdle on their pathway to practical use cases, their limited ability to correct the arising computational errors. In a world first, researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have unveiled a method for simulating specific types of error-corrected quantum computations.

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