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Electromate Celebrates 40 Years of Engineering Excellence and Commitment to Canadian Automation
October 29, 2026 Marking four decades of technical expertise, trusted partnerships, and a people-first culture in Canada’s mechatronics and robotics industries. Electromate Inc., a leading Canadian distributor of precision motion control, mechatronic, and robotic solutions, proudly celebrates its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of helping Canadian engineers and manufacturers solve complex automation challenges. Founded on…
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Engineered for the harshest environments.
Performance in the field depends on the drives you specify. The ACS880 Industrial Drive is purpose-built for heavy industry, tested to perform where conditions are most demanding, and reliability is non-negotiable.
Rigorous testing. Minimal downtime. Maximum performance.
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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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WAGO CC100 Secure: Cybersecurity Meets Industrial Control
CRA-ready and equipped with Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, firewall and VPN capabilities, the CC100 Secure protects industrial and energy applications.
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AMTE-400 Panel Assembly Table
Made in Canada, the AMTE-400 is designed for electrical panel assembly. With fast delivery and a practical workstation design for panel builders and manufacturers, it helps keep assembly work efficient and organized.
Featured Article – Efficient, modern motion control
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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COMING SOON: NOARK’s L1H UL1053 RCCB: Because residual current protection matters!
Ground faults can occur without generating enough current to trip conventional overcurrent protection. RCCBs detect potentially hazardous leakage currents, adding an important layer of protection for people, equipment and property.
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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: Landmark invesment of up to $1.6B in AI
Canada Announces Landmark Investment in Cohere to Scale Secure, Sovereign AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the next great technological transformation. It is imperative to Canadians’ prosperity, security, and sovereignty that we build and govern these technologies on our own terms.
The opportunity to cement that autonomy is now. The decisions we make today will determine whether Canadians have that choice – to use secure, sovereign, Canadian-made AI – for decades to come.
To that end, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, announced the Government of Canada’s commitment to making an equity investment of up to $1.6 billion in Cohere on October 29, 2026. This is a commercial investment, announced alongside private investors, including NVIDIA, Bell, and Schwarz Group.