Automation and robotics, additive manufacturing (3D printing) and the rise of wearable technology in the workplace are just three areas powered by technological advancements that have transformed the industrial sector. These advancements have helped streamline processes, enhance productivity and improve efficiency, making operations safer and more sustainable.
Endurance engineered, built to withstand the test of time
The industrial sector is both demanding and fast evolving, with components required to perform reliably under continuous operation. Our range of connectors, switches, and sensors is designed to withstand exposure to dust, moisture, vibration, and extreme temperatures, while maintaining reliable operation.
Designed to meet the precision and reliability demands of automated systems, our products are suitable for robotics, conveyors, control systems, and machine tools, supporting seamless integration and long-term performance, helping to minimise downtime and boost productivity.
Explore our standard product range or contact us to discuss your specific application needs. We also offer tailored solutions including custom cable assemblies and harnesses to suit complex industrial setups and evolving automation demands.
1950s – 1960s
The first robots
1980s – 1990s
Computer-controlled systems
2000 – 2010
Smart automation
2015 – Present
AI & collaborative robotics


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Robust circular M5, M8, and M12 connectors, rated up to IP68 for demanding industrial environmentsFind Out More

IP68 Cable Joints
Long-term outdoor durability and quick-connect systems for efficient installation in field applicationsFind Out More
Precision & efficiency in modern factory automation
The evolution of factory automation has transformed manufacturing, materials handling, and processing into highly efficient, data-driven operations with reduced manual intervention.
Switches are used throughout automated systems to control conveyors, machinery start/stop, emergency stops, mode selection, and operator interfaces. They enable reliable manual input and enhance safety across the production line.
Sensors provide critical real-time data on temperature, pressure, position, speed, load, and material flow. Used in robotic arms, CNC machines, and handling equipment, sensors ensure precision, consistency, and predictive maintenance capabilities.
Connectors serve as robust links between sensors, switches, controllers, and industrial networks. High-performance connectors, including IP-rated power and data interfaces, coded M12 connectors, and industrial Ethernet, support high-speed communication and system integration in harsh environments.
These components are essential to the seamless operation of smart factories, enabling continuous monitoring, adaptive control, and fast response to system changes—driving both productivity and quality in today’s competitive manufacturing landscape.