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The demand for innovative measurement technology for industry is also increasing in Scandinavia. With the new subsidiaries in Denmark and Sweden, which will open in spring 2024, VEGA is actively responding to this development and moving even closer to customers with its modern level and pressure measurement technology.

Simplicity for the user – that’s an important guiding principle at VEGA. It also applies to the many tools that are available for operating sensors and other devices. From October 2023, the range of capabilities will be considerably expanded.

Safety and reliability are basic requirements in the field of measurement technology. This applies especially to radiometric measurement, which is always used when process conditions are in the extreme: extremely hot, cold, corrosive, dusty or under pressure. The VEGASOURCE 80 series source holders are a fitting extension to this measuring technique.

Growth needs space: This also applies to VEGA’s expansion around the globe. In recent months, the instrumentation maker has moved into four new buildings – in Great Britain, the USA, South Africa and Spain.

Many manufacturing process steps are necessary before the ceramic pressure measuring cell CERTEC® from VEGA can be used in a pressure transmitter. This also includes laborious manual assembly – for the time being. However, a new research project is currently underway to automate this step.

After the certification of the VEGAPULS 6X radar sensors, which were developed according to the highest current standards for cybersecurity, the company is now following suit with its cloud services: VEGA Inventory System has been successfully certified according to the ISO/IEC 27001 standard.

Fast, simple and cost-effective, VEGAPULS 42 meets the high demands of factory automation and completes the IO-Link family.

New backup & restore solution reliably secures and saves data from VEGA sensors

World’s first level sensor with integrated cyber security delivered to customers

Isabel Grieshaber was awarded in the category "Family Business" in Berlin.

Transparent data exchange between manufacturers and users is an almost limitless topic, also in the process industry. To make progress in this area, many individual solutions, including some proprietary ones, have to be brought together under one roof. The Digital Data Chain Consortium, with VEGA as a founding member, wants to make documents and data accessible to all by means of a digital type label.

At VEGA there is now only one radar level sensor, instead of 10 different ones: VEGAPULS 6X.