Successful SPS fair and student competition

The SPS IPC Drives 2011 ends successfully for the AS-Interface exhibitors Three days long the AS-Interface booth was full of professional visitors, which shows their interest on new automation solutions with AS-Interface. Positive to announce is here a clear raise of visitors as also the quality of the discussions on the AS-interface booth.

The AS-Interface exhibitors are very satisfied with this year's SPS, because the AS-Interface booth was again the central point for contact of technically interested users of automation.

The result of our co-exhibitors, that the users look with great interest for new solutions in the automation area, confirms that the AS-Interface system is the ideal automation solution.

Our co-exhibitors:

• ABB Stotz Kontakt
• Bernecker & Rainer
• Bernstein
• Bihl+Wiedemann
• Bürkert
• Festo
• GEMÜ
• Georg Fischer
• ICS
• ifm electronic
• LEONI
• Leuze
• Murrelektronik
• Nexans
• Pepperl+Fuchs
• Safelog
• SEW
• Siemens
• ZMDI

shows at the AS-Interface booth their innovations and technology trends for the AS-Interface system.

Since years the AS-International Association is active engaged in the promotion of the trainees, which has started with a "Know-How-challenge" that attempts to encourage technical trainees and academics.

For this year's SPS the AS-Interface organization therefore decided for a competition to introduce the technical academics with AS-Interface.

This competition was only for pupils and students, which finds a large resonance at the AS-Interface booth.

The mission of the competition was to estimate how many meters of the AS-interface cable are inside of a container.

Release and winner of the competition:

Exact 74m of AS-Interface cable were in the container.

With an estimate of 73,82m, Mr. Raphael Klein from Nuremberg was next to and is therewith the winner of the competition.

The AS-International Association congratulates Mr. Klein at its prize, an

which offers all for a quick access in the easy communication with AS-Interface.

Sigrid Cranford 12/02/2011