The use of industrial robots is no longer a competitive advantage on its own, but rather a basic requirement in modern manufacturing. The real difference lies in how flexible a robotic investment is, how efficiently it can be utilized, and how quickly it delivers return on investment. These factors are not determined solely by the type of robot, but also by the system in which it operates.
WEG motors use advanced insulation systems designed to improve durability, thermal resistance, and overall motor reliability in demanding industrial environments.
Since February 1, 2026, our LVS verifier business has seen significant changes. We have decided to sell our LVS barcode verifier business, as well as our label printing and quality inspection systems, to CIPAM in order to ensure optimal service continuity.
In industrial automation, precision is the foundation of every decision. Whether in dispensing, bonding, welding or other robotic processes, the exact tool center point and reliable material level monitoring directly impact quality, cycle time and operational safety.
Today we celebrate our managing director, Keld, reaching an impressive milestone in the company on Sunday, 1 March: his 30th anniversary.
In 2026, BIBUS HYDRAULIK has once again been certified as an Elite Solution Selling Partner in the Danfoss Power Solutions Premier Partner Program. As an official Danfoss partner in Switzerland, we continue to operate at the highest partner level.
We are delighted to announce that SAUER BIBUS has once again been named an “Elite Solution Selling Partner 2026” by Danfoss Power Solutions.
Underwater motion in industrial environments places far greater demands on mechanical systems than operation on the surface. Constant hydrostatic pressure, corrosion and limited maintenance options mean that solutions proven in dry conditions often fail when used underwater. Selecting an actuator specifically designed for underwater operation is therefore a critical decision already at the design stage, directly influencing reliability, accuracy and long-term system performance.
The world’s steepest aerial tramway, the Swiss Schilthornbahn project, is not only a tourist attraction but also a serious industrial and engineering challenge. The slope of more than 159%, alpine weather conditions, and strict safety requirements made it clear already in the planning phase that this was a task that could not be solved with standard solutions.
