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Live Virtual Webinar: “Beyond the Breaker: Smarter Protection for Real-World Applications”

Live Virtual Webinar: “Beyond the Breaker: Smarter Protection for Real-World Applications”

Join NOARK on November 18, 2026, from 1–2 p.m. ET for “Beyond the Breaker: Smarter Protection for Real-World Applications,” a live virtual webinar exploring dependable MCCB solutions with a special focus on UL 508A industrial control panels.

Doug Luckett, Kunmi Odunoku and Jeff Rocker will share practical guidance on breaker selection, features, accessories and short-circuit ratings, along with NOARK’s manufacturing strengths and product outlook.

Designed for panel builders, OEMs, engineers and electrical professionals, this session will help you protect smarter and design with confidence. Register now!


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Control the Flame. Protect the process with PNOZmulti 2 Burner 

Control the Flame. Protect the process with PNOZmulti 2 Burner

Whether you operate a furnace, oven, or other thermal process, safe and reliable burner operation is essential. The Pilz PNOZmulti 2 Burner combines burner management, flame supervision, and monitoring of plant-specific safety functions within a single configurable controller.

In addition to controlling the complete burner sequence, it also supports traditional machine safety functions such as emergency stop monitoring, safety gate monitoring, and safe input/output control.

Flexible burner function blocks support pilot and main burners, direct or indirect ignition, and low- or high-temperature processes. The PNOZ m B1 Burner can manage up to 12 burner function blocks, simplifying multi-burner system design while integrated diagnostics aid commissioning and troubleshooting.

Call your local Pilz expert for a chance to taste the Burner management Hot Sauce and discuss your application.


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How to Design Motion Control Systems Efficiently with Festo

How to Design Motion Control Systems Efficiently with Festo

Motion control design gets complicated when safety functions, PLC integration, sizing, and commissioning data are scattered across different toolchains. But there is an easier way: use a connected set of digital engineering tools to size, configure, commission, and validate safety parameters in one flow.

Efficient motion control doesn’t have to mean greater complexity. With a scalable approach that combines open PLC connectivity, integrated functional safety, and a connected digital workflow, you can reduce engineering effort without compromising on safety. Read more


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Flexible Cable Entry Solutions with DetasUltra

Flexible Cable Entry Solutions with DetasUltra

DetasUltra cable entry systems provide a practical solution for routing multiple cables without connectors. Available in round and rectangular configurations, the range helps simplify installation while providing strain relief and protection against dust and water.

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What NEMA 12 Server Rack Cabinets Ship Quickly for Networking Contractors?

What NEMA 12 Server Rack Cabinets Ship Quickly for Networking Contractors?

The cable is pulled, the equipment is selected, and the installation date is approaching. The last thing you need is a cabinet that holds up the job. But when the project calls for NEMA 12 protection, choosing whatever rack is available is not the answer either.

For networking contractors working against a deadline, Hammond’s NWC Series wall-mount cabinets and HDME Series freestanding server cabinets are two standard catalog options to check first. Learn more


Breaking Headlines: transportable energy coming soon

Ontario’s World-Class Nuclear Supply Chain Building Canada’s First Microreactor Project

Ontario’s World-Class Nuclear Supply Chain Building Canada’s First Microreactor Project

Ontario is leveraging its world-class nuclear expertise to strengthen made-in-Canada energy supply chains, support skilled jobs across the country and create new opportunities for Canada’s nuclear industry. On October 5, 2026, Stephen Lecce and René Legacy announced that Ontario-based BWXT Canada has been selected to fabricate and deploy Canada’s first Transportable Nuclear Power Plant (TNPP) using the BWXT Advanced Nuclear Reactor (BANR) technology for the Indigenous-led 50-megawatt (MW) pilot project in Belledune, New Brunswick. Read more


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