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Product category: Pneumatic Actuators, Motors, Accessories
News Release from: Festo
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 21 November 2005

Alliance marries automation with process
valves

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Automation supplier Festo has signed a co-operation agreement with the leading process valve manufacturer Gemu.

Automation supplier Festo has signed a co-operation agreement with the leading process valve manufacturer Gemu "We already provide products for the process industry"

"Our co-operation with Gemu - the leading supplier of industrial and process valves - will enable us to offer a joint product range".

"We aim to offer a full range of products, not only for factory automation but also for process automation", says Steve Sands of Festo.

"Co-operation with Festo is the next logical step for us".

"It enables us to take account of the growing integration of factory and process automation", adds Steve Orton, Managing Director of Gemu Valves.

"It also enables us to focus on our core competencies while at the same time tapping into new business fields and applications".

Factory automation and process automation face similar challenges.

Decentralised intelligence and increased miniaturisation and integration call for clear solutions from the manufacturers of automation equipment.

This co-operation enables both companies to offer customers a larger and more complete range of products and services.

In particular, co-operation between Gemu and Festo will facilitate an increasing number of system-level solutions.

Festo already offers engineering tools which greatly simplify the design and configuration of automation components - playing a major role in reducing engineering costs and project lead times.

In future, these will be complemented by modules for the design and configuration of process valves, including the advanced Gemu valve range.

This agreement will help to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO). Request free introductory details about products from Festo ...

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