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The age of digitalisation in the industrial space is upon us. Familiar terms, such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, advanced robotics, and augmented reality (AR), have been depicted in sci-fi movies in the 90s – and these are the same technologies that the industrial world is grappling with today.

Suddenly, the robot stops: When searching for the cause, very few people think of interference caused by electromagnetic radiation. It is actually quite often the case when sloppy work is carried out while screening cable glands and connectors. LAPP Australia has products that make it particularly easy for employees from assembly to guarantee electromagnetic compatibility.

New LAPP Australia catalogue shows major expansion of locally stocked cable products

Please be advised that from January 3rd, 2023, LAPP Australia will be implementing price adjustments across our entire range of cables and cable accessories. 

Just a reminder that we will be closed from 23rd December to 3rd January. The final day for general bulk dispatch is 22nd December as we are finishing early on the Friday.

SPE provides smaller, lighter cables with high bandwidth to transmit data  from remote sensors to help optimize production systems. Reliable data from edge devices will allow companies to maximize IIoT using Ethernet technology.

LAPP’s EPIC® Industrial Connectors work to provide solutions for all connectivity needs.  Whether the application be power, control, signal or data communication, EPIC® connectors offer performance you can count on.

LAPP high ambient heat cabling range delivers durability and reliability across diverse process needs and industries.

The best industrial nerve pathways come from Italy: from CEAM Cavi Speciali. The Italian manufacturer has been part of the LAPP Group since 2016 and continuously surprises everyone with notable innovations – most recently a PROFINET robotics cable that meets the new type-R standard.

The study of matter is one of the great challenges of science. For this purpose, the European Spallation Source, ESS, is currently being built in Lund, Sweden. 13 countries in Europe are involved in the ambitious € 1.843 billion project, including Germany. Many sophisticated connection solutions for this project come from LAPP.