ITER is an international research project with the goal of building a thermonuclear reactor and generating electricity from fusion energy for the first time.

The goal for the future is CO2-neutral mobility. However, in global maritime shipping, heavy oils are still predominantly used as fuel. In this context, hydrogen is a carbon oxide-free alternative and cryogenic WEKA valves ensure safe and reliable energy generation on board. WEKA is now also expanding its approvals for cryogenic hydrogen valves to include a shipbuilding permit by the classification society Maritime DNV GL.

Bigger is better, this is also true for basic research facilities worldwide. CERN near Geneva, for example, is planning a new, even larger particle accelerator. Another gigantic research facility is being built in South Korea with RAON (Rare isotope Accelerator complex for ON-line experiment) - also with components from WEKA AG, which can satisfy the demand for ever larger control and regulation components.

More than 500 different WEKA products are clearly presented on our new website. Due to the logical arrangement of the products and the user-friendly filter function, you can now find all relevant information quick and easy. No previous product-specific knowledge is necessary. By entering a few technical parameters, the appropriate WEKA product solution is displayed in a visually appealing manner.

Small, slim and light, but clever and still reliable under extreme conditions: the visually readable “SmartLine” level indicator from WEKA measures fluids with densities from 0,55g/cm3 and at pressures of up to 50bar (5MPa).