Leadec Pulse: What Moves Us

Can a modern engine plant, beehives, electric vehicles and a water management act go together? In Győr, Hungary, they certainly can. There, for Leadec at Audi Hungaria, much revolves around sustainable production and environmental protection.

Batteries are the key technology for future drives. What does this mean for the factory, and what special challenges does the production of the batteries entail? Together with the market research institute Lünendonk, Leadec has prepared a white paper that answers these questions, among others.

Article published on February 22, 2021 in the F.A.Z.

Open collaboration unleashes true innovative power – this is how the community idea of the Open Manufacturing Platform (OMP) can be described. Leadec has joined in 2021.

Lubricants are true all-rounders. The corresponding lubrication management is at least as important. Especially when it comes to Production 4.0.

In both India and Germany, Leadec engineers are currently watching their vibration sensors, collecting data and waiting for pumps or blowers to fail. Why? Because here as well as there, they will show their customers how vibration monitoring leads to preventive maintenance.

After the worldwide stop of production, plants are gradually reopening. For Leadec, this reopening began at locations in China, where, Leadec employees are responsible for the maintenance of filter systems, among other things.

A surprising M&A announcement at the end of the year: Leadec has acquired US company Diversified Automation. In a joint interview, founder and CEO Tony Young and Leadec CEO Markus Glaser-Gallion report on the reasons behind the move, opportunities and future prospects.

With a cooling water system, plants and machines are brought to the temperature required for them to run smoothly. A lot of energy can be saved here with intelligent control technology. Leadec and Getec have put this into practice at a production company.

Equipped for the factory of the future? To do this, the services must also be digitalized. 

There are multiple ways to measure the success of a company – from profits to growth to brand recognition. But something that is becoming increasingly important today is building a sustainable business.

Stormy times for roofs and facades: in order to expose damage to the roof skin or the building envelope, drones unfold their full power.