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Monday, 9 November 2026

CMP Products and SG Transmission to showcase advanced simulation technology at SPS 2026

New simulation capabilities developed in partnership with Continuum Blue offer engineers greater insight into cable cleat and break performance.

CMP Products and SG Transmission will showcase advanced simulation technology developed in partnership with Continuum Blue at SPS 2026 in Nuremberg, demonstrating how detailed modelling can support engineering decisions across cable management and brake design.

Both part of the British Engines group, the companies are applying the technology to different engineering challenges, from assessing cable cleat behaviour during short-circuit faults to evaluating brake performance under real operating conditions.

CMP Products will showcase its cable cleat simulation tool that models the electromagnetic forces and structural response of cable cleats during short-circuit faults. Developed with Continuum Blue, the software supports informed decisions on cleat selection, spacing and installation design.

SG Transmission will demonstrate advanced brake simulation capabilities that combine electromagnetic, thermal and structural modelling, including contact, wear and fatigue. The technology provides insight into brake performance and lifetime under real operating conditions, supporting the development of braking solutions for robotics, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), motors and drives.

Both technologies will be demonstrated by Dr Mark Yeoman, founder of Continuum Blue, who brings more than 20 years’ experience in multiphysics modelling and applying advanced simulation to complex engineering challenges.

The demonstrations will form part of the companies’ technical presentations at SPS. CMP will explore key cable management challenges affecting automated systems, including ingress protection, EMC performance and short-circuit forces, while SG Transmission will examine how application requirements and simulation inform brake design and performance.

Visitors will also be able to discuss their application requirements with both engineering teams and explore CMP’s range of cable glands, cleats and lugs, including its TruSeal cable glands, alongside SG Transmission’s electromagnetic permanent magnet and spring applied braking solutions.

CMP Products and SG Transmission will exhibit at SPS 2026 from 24-26 November in Hall 3C, Stand 358.

Visitors can register for technical presentations from CMP Products (24 November, 4pm; 25 November, 12pm) and SG Transmission (24 November, 12pm; 25 November, 4pm) via their respective websites