MACH 2024 IS THE UK’S NATIONAL EVENT FOR INSPIRING, INNOVATING AND CONNECTING MANUFACTURING
MACH 2024 is the perfect platform to discover Telemecanique Sensors' cutting-edge solutions for manufacturing, providing you with an opportunity to experience the latest advancements in the Sensors industry
The five-day event will feature the largest display of Sensors in a single stand, allowing you to make informed investment decisions by seeing before you buy.
Why attend MACH 2024?
- Discover how your business can sustainably adopt new technology and techniques to improve productivity, efficiency and reduce waste
- Learn how to adopt new processes and techniques in the MACH Knowledge Hubs – from automation to additive, AI and data to sustainable manufacturing
- See a comprehensive display of LIVE, working machines and manufacturing innovative, sustainable solutions relevant to your challenges
- Meet like minded professionals looking to share ideas, designed to solve your business issues and improve competitiveness
- Meet new suppliers and build on existing relationships, face-to-face, at the UK’s national exhibition for engineering and manufacturing
Telemecanique Sensors introduces its latest advancements in Photoelectric sensor technology for the packaging industry, marking a significant step forward in contrast sensors with performance and versatility.
These sensors cater to the evolving needs of packaging machinery automation, contributing to increased productivity and cost-efficiency. With a focus on sustainability, the new Photoelectric sensors are designed to detect a wide range of materials in packaging machinery, addressing the demand for versatile machines.
5 detection technologies will be offered: Black/white LED, Red/Green/Blue LED, Blue/Red Light LED, LED, Laser.
MACH 2024, the national event for inspiring, innovating and connecting manufacturing, will be one of the most important shows of its kind ever staged in the UK. Resolving the current challenges facing the industry – soaring energy prices, rising labour costs, skills shortages, the escalating price of raw materials, supply chain disruption and the need to effectively tackle the green agenda by seizing the opportunities posed by decarbonisation, will all receive special focus
