WERMA Signaltechnik will be at SPS 2026, the automation trade fair held in Nuremberg from 24 to 26 November. The company plans to show signalling devices and networked systems for smart manufacturing, with the modular EvoSIGNAL family as one of its highlights.
EvoSIGNAL: choosing a signal device in three steps
EvoSIGNAL is WERMA’s modular answer to a familiar problem: too many variants and too much configuration effort. The family comes in three size classes, and each one targets a different signalling distance.
- Mini: short-range signalling.
- Midi: medium distances, with optical, optical-acoustic or purely acoustic signalling.
- Maxi: long distances that need an attention-grabbing optical signal.
Engineers pick the size, define the signalling type and select the mounting adapter. This approach should reduce the number of variants that need to be stocked and specified.
Signal towers, beacons and acoustic devices
WERMA also covers the wider signalling range. Its modular, pre-configured signal towers indicate machine and process states. Further categories include signal beacons and traffic lights, optical-audible combinations, horns and sirens, and integrated signalling solutions. Online configurators let buyers choose colour, light effect, acoustics, mounting adapters and accessories.
Process optimisation systems
WERMA describes its networked systems for process optimisation as plug-and-play and easy to retrofit. The company also promotes its WeASSIST service offering, supported by customer success stories from several industrial users.
Why it matters for engineers
Visual and acoustic signalling often becomes an afterthought in machine design. A modular family with a few size classes simplifies specification and spare-parts planning. Retrofit-friendly process systems also let plants add status visibility to existing lines without redesigning them. Visitors can use SPS to compare these options on the stand and discuss their own applications.
More information
Details are available on the WERMA SPS 2026 page, and the fair itself is organised via the official SPS website. On Automation Fair you can browse all WERMA news, read our earlier piece on WERMA LineLIGHT Fusion, learn how WeASSIST speeds up process optimisation, or follow our SPS coverage.