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Comprehensive communication solutions

Published:  03 October, 2019

When it comes to sensors, the path often leads directly to PEPPERL+FUCHS. But sensors alone are no longer sufficient - customers want comprehensive communication solutions from a single source. That is why the manufacturer says it is fully committed to IO-Link and has strengthened its communication solutions by acquiring the business activities of industrial Ethernet pioneer Comtrol.

In an interview with A&D, Dr. Thomas Sebastiany, director of the Systems Business Unit, explains the added value that this brings and how Pepperl+Fuchs supports its customers beyond IO-Link. The interview was conducted by: Christian Vilsbeck, A&D Visit www.pwemag.co.uk to read the full interview

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