How Integrated Thermal Protection Technology Can Prevent Solid State Relay Failure in Industrial Systems
New thermal protection technology for large industrial/commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems, heavy duty transportation, conveyor belts, assembly lines, medical, energy and other complex manufacturing systems.
Smart Marketplace for Sourcing Custom Parts Launches
13+ Manufacturing Partners on the Paperless Parts Platform Help Product Developers Get to Market Faster
Leading2Lean's Groundbreaking Lean Execution System Enhanced with the Release of Kaizen and Yokoten Software Product Allow Customers to Achieve Continuous Improvement
"Manufacturing is evolving quickly and the winners in this fast-changing landscape are the companies that recognize and act on the fact that true Lean performance comes from leveraging not only technology, but also human creativity and problem solving,"
Allied Machine & Engineering Now Offers AccuThread™ T3
Increased tool life when machining hardened materials
Gen4 Ionizing Point Delivers Precision Static Elimination
EXAIR's new Gen4™ Ionizing Point delivers a high concentration of positive and negative ions to neutralize static electricity without requiring compressed air. This compact and shockless static eliminator is the ideal way to eliminate static electricity problems occurring in small spaces. They are ideal to keep small parts or products separate or from sticking to other surfaces. Gen4 Ionizing Points can protect sensors, eliminate improper readings of sensitive electronics, keep powder filling nozzles clear of clogs and prevent jamming, tearing or dust attraction on slitting, winding, rewinding, ink jetting and silk screening applications.
What is the value of bucket elevators?
Materials management specialist Gough Engineering has created an infographic that follows the factory journey of everyday foods such as cereal, sweets and dog biscuits. The infographic highlights the value of using bucket elevators in the process and is available to download from Gough's website.
Best practice for maintaining aerosols
Maintenance is arguably the most important step in the life cycle of any application. Regardless of how effective a piece of equipment operates, performance inevitably declines over time unless it is cared for appropriately. Likewise, maintenance products such as aerosols require proper consideration to remain safe and effective. Here, Peter Crossen, VP of the Maintenance and Partsmaster platform at global water, energy and maintenance solutions provider NCH Europe, explains how to keep aerosols in good condition.
Bringing IoT to power distribution
Power distribution specialist ide Systems has appointed Wayne Woodhead to the role of operations director. In one of his first public actions in the new role, Woodhead - who has 31 years of experience in the product design, testing and engineering sectors - is calling on business leaders in the construction, events and offshore oil and gas sectors to make the shift to IoT-enabled smart monitoring of power distribution, a practice many have yet to adopt.
The future of moving loads
Now in its twentieth year, electric tug specialist, MasterMover, has added two new divisions to the business. The company, based in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, now features an automated guided vehicles (AGV) division and a special projects division. The two new divisions, headed by special projects director James Jones, provide increased customisation and automation of the company's existing range of electric tugs for the manufacturing, retail, and warehousing sectors.
Materialise and SYNNEX Deliver All-in-One 3D Printing Package for Large Scale Manufacturing
Special package bundles Materialise software with HP printers for streamlined procurement and operation.
HMS to Demonstrate Human Machine Interface Solutions on the Vuzix M300 at the Rockwell Automation Fair
HMS and Vuzix will be showcasing a hands-free solution running on the Vuzix M300 Smart Glasses as a companion device to leverage the HMS Anybus wireless module to operators and maintenance workers at the Rockwell Automation Fair.
Bioengineers Needed: Expansive Growth in Medical 3D Printing Industry Creates Demand for Experts
SME white paper details recruiting and retaining the next generation of biomedical experts
Omron Microscan Releases New High-Performance Smart Camera
Omron Microscan Systems, Inc., introduces its newest smart camera, the HAWK MV-4000. With its exceptional processing capabilities in a compact form factor, this powerful yet easy-to-use camera constitutes a "golden middle" between PC-based devices and the average smart camera on the market.
Kaman Measuring Announces OEM-2306 Non-Contact Position Sensing System
Compact form factor and high performance ideal for OEM machine control applications
Food and Beverage Survey Shows Increasing Output is a Major Driver for Integrating Robots
Adding robot systems to any stage in food and beverage manufacturing will help to increase throughput. Robots work consistently, around-the-clock allowing for dependable production rates. The latest innovations increase production flexibility and decrease changeover time.
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