NEW EXTENDED lever toggle clamps from Elesa provide a longer hold bar to hold items in position for working or fixing, allowing them to be secured across larger components. This extended lever allows the clamp arm to reach components in the middle of an assembly while giving clearance to view a template or positioning indices so that operators can work more easily around the clamped component. [Read More]

A TEAM of experts at the Coventry-based Manufacturing Technology Centre is developing an electric motor made from 3D printed components - one of the first organisations in the world to achieve this landmark. [Read More]

DECADES OF combined experience in manufacturing techniques and tooling has seen the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) overcome one of its biggest challenges to date – machining an aircraft bogie beam and axle assembly that aims to be 20% lighter to improve the efficiency of landing gears and support the vision for cleaner aviation. [Read More]

MOUSER AND Texas Instruments have teamed up for a brand-new webinar. Get ready to develop a 4 to 20mA signal chain industrial application with a focus on implementing functional safety according to IEC 61508/ISO 13849. [Read More]

ADVANCED ENGINEERING UK, the country's largest annual engineering exhibition, has announced the first speakers for its November 2021 event. [Read More]

MAINTEC, THE the UK's only dedicated exhibition for Industrial, Buildings & Supply Chain Maintenance Engineering, has been rescheduled and will now take place on 8-9 June 2022 as part of an exciting new series of manufacturing and engineering events. [Read More]

GLOBAL AUTOMATION manufacturer, WEG, has released a free whitepaper that includes architecture design examples for implementing VSDs in different safety systems. [Read More]

FROM BEER brewing to cheese production, temperature control using steam is utilised across various applications in the food and beverage sector. The control valve is key, and precise specification is vital to optimise product quality and avoid production inefficiency. Kieran Bennett advises [Read More]