Numerous industries demand the superior corrosion resistance of stainless steel enclosures. These rugged metal enclosures provide excellent impact resistance, perform well in higher and lower temperature ranges, and do not degrade with UV exposure. A wide variety of design options can suit various applications – traditional junction boxes and panel enclosures, hygienic solutions, cable management, and more. For particular corrosion environments, using 316L stainless steel versus the standard 304 grade should be considered.

New flexible financing options from Omron are designed to bridge the gap between equipment investment and payoff. Our financing program will help you acquire that business-stimulating technology when it makes the biggest difference. Choose from a variety of options, including 0% interest payments for 24 months, to make your investment a success.

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Join Manufacturing AUTOMATION and representatives from the Grants Office on Dec. 7 at 1 p.m. ET to learn about funding available to manufacturers across Canada.

Ashley Schultz, Global Manager of Research and Consultation for Grants Office LLC., will discuss large trends in grants available for your technology purchases, including an overview of financial support anticipated for 2022. Get useful tips from industry leaders on how to ensure your company is ready to submit a competitive proposal.

The live presentation will be followed by category specific on-demand sessions providing detailed guidance on applying for grants and bursaries applicable to your organization.

The last two years have been especially challenging for Canadian manufacturers. A global pandemic and supply chain shortages are among many reasons why companies are turning to collaborative automation to expedite production and improve turnaround times. In this ebook, you’ll learn how collaborative robots are helping address these manufacturing challenges, why they work even in high-mix, low-volume environments and link to real-world Canadian success stories. Also included are best practices to get started with collaborative robots.