Media
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New Treotham catalogue now available
The new Treotham Automation Catalogue Volume 3 is out now
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Cost-effective delta robot in March edition of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Simple automation and low cost: the igus delta robot makes this possible by the use of lubrication-free components made of tribo-polymers.
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New HNM ilme inserts in April edition of 'Circuit' Magazine
The ILME HNM – High Number of Matings series is enriched with the combined inserts RX 12/2, a perfect solution for the automation sector, especially for test benches, three-phase AC induction motors and automatic tool changers (ATC) thanks to its outstanding durability.
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TSS grommets for LED lights in March edition of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
The TSS grommet by TST is manufactured in TPE and is highly recommended for manufacturers of luminaires, as sulphur is not a component that is intentionally added in the raw-material production process nor is it expected to be generated during the product manufacturing process.
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Energy chains vs. motor cable drums in the February edition of 'Demm' Magazine
The advantages and disadvantages of two industrial energy supply systems
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Hybrid roller bearing in January edition of 'Manufacturers Monthly'
Hybrid roller bearing with tribo-polymer sliders halves coefficient of friction in lateral position.
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Treotham have extended their wide range of cables with ship cable from TKF
We are pleased to announce we are now working with TKF, providing their large range of flexible shipboard cables to the Australian and New Zealand markets.
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S-stamped ILME contacts in March edition of 'Industrial Electrix'
Treotham now offers, in addition to the existing turned ones, a new series of 16A stamped ILME contacts.
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Igus 3D printing materials and service now available from Imaginables
Treotham is pleased to announce that our igus 3D printing filaments are now available in Australia from Imaginables. Along with providing the materials, they also offer a custom printing profile developed by igus that has been tested on their printer.
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Energy chains vs. festoons in November edition of 'Industrial Electrix'
Power supply in overhead cranes: energy chains vs. festoons