TOX® at SPS 2025 in Nuremberg: Intelligent drive technology and precise process monitoring for networked production

10/13/2025

TOX® will present innovative solutions for digital manufacturing at the SPS – Smart Production Solutions – trade fair in Nuremberg from November 25 to 27, 2025. In Hall 1, Booth 1-401, the company will showcase its modular drive technology TOX® ElectricDrive Core, powerful control units, and new process monitoring systems – including, for the first time, the EPW600 press fit monitoring system and the CEP600 clinch monitoring system.

Modular drive solutions for smart manufacturing

The focus of the trade fair presentation is the TOX® ElectricDrive Core system, which combines drive, control, sensor technology, and software into an integrated solution. The central element is the TOX® PowerModule Core, which, as a servo converter with fieldbus interface, also represents the central intelligence of the system. The TOX® EdgeUnit, mounted directly on the drive, performs decentralized acquisition of all process data and transmits it in bundled form to the PowerModule.

The electromechanical drives of the TOX® ElectricPowerDrive series convert torque precisely into linear motion using a maintenance-free motor and a screw drive. They cover a pressing force range from 0.02 to 1,000 kilonewtons and can be intuitively parameterized, controlled, and monitored using the TOX® software. The software maps all central functions such as operation, diagnostics, evaluation, and quality data acquisition—an important basis for predictive maintenance and networked manufacturing.

Intelligent data interfaces and operating solutions

TOX® presents the TOX® UDI Panel as a supplement to the drive solution. The human-machine interface is based on a hardened Linux operating system and offers standardized communication interfaces such as OPC UA, MQTT, or JSON through middleware functionality. Process data can be stored and processed locally or in the network. The UDI Panel is available in various designs—as a handheld device or built-in version—and is used as standard in the TOX® FlexPress Compact assembly workstation, among other applications.

New process monitoring solutions: EPW600 and CEP600

Two newly developed systems for process monitoring are particular highlights at the trade fair:

  • The EPW600 press-fit monitoring system was designed for demanding press-fit applications. It analyzes force-displacement curves in real time, detects deviations immediately, and enables reliable process control.

  • The CEP600 clinch monitoring system is specially designed for monitoring clinching processes. It can also be operated independently, offers extensive analysis functions, and supports standard-compliant quality assurance in the joining process.

Both modules can be flexibly integrated into existing plant environments—either via a PC-based interface with the TOX® software or via a panel such as the TOX® UDI.

The modular TOX® ElectricDrive Core system combines drive, control, sensor technology, and software for force-controlled processes in networked production.

The TOX® UDI Panel serves as a central interface for controlling, visualizing, and analyzing process data—compatible with OPC UA, MQTT, and other industry standards.

The TOX® EPW600 process monitoring unit enables precise real-time analysis of press-fit operations and supports quality assurance in assembly.

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TOX® at SPS 2025: Hall 1, Booth 1-401

TOX® at SPS 2025: Hall 1, Booth 1-401

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