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30 May 2022
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A £25m industry-led programme to tackle supply chain woes head-on has opened applications to businesses and academia across the UK.
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23 May 2022
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UK-based Portal Devices' business ethos is: 'If the solution doesn’t produce a beautiful outcome, it’s not the right solution'. After searching for the right machine component provider, the design display company has found a perfect partner in Elesa UK, explains Daniel Hodson
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16 May 2022
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Founded in 1992, P&T Precision Engineering has an established reputation as a subcontract manufacturer that specialises in the production of jigs, fixtures and machined components for the food, medical and pharmaceutical sector.
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04 May 2022
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The most efficient way to achieve carbon neutrality is with an overall carbon reduction per process or product, says Samir Jaber
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04 May 2022
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Having manufactured push bike parts for over a decade, Works Components was well-positioned to take advantage of the recent UK cycling boom. But with an expanding product and customer portfolio to address, it required new machinery to keep pace with the growing demand, says Nigel House
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22 March 2022
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From light duty equipment to heavy machinery, threaded fasteners set and hold tolerances on a wide range of assemblies. But fastener loosening is one of the major causes of industrial equipment failure, writes Bob Orme
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07 February 2022
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3D Printing has always been a bit of a metaphor, it’s not a process comparable to your desktop inkjet printer. At least not until a British invention hit the market, writes James Snodgrass.
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31 January 2022
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Conventional welding can require costly reworking. Laser welding offers a faster, higher-quality, cost-effective alternative, writes David Sandner
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30 January 2022
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A general subcontractor experienced pronounced growth thanks to forward planning and an assertive investment in machining centres and forward planning, with assistance from its long-term machine tool supplier, writes Russell Hinderwell.
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25 January 2022
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Fully automatic wood parts inspection from Simon IBV, using IDS industrial cameras, has helped German brush manufacturer Lessman to further automate its production writes Silke v.Gemmingen
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18 November 2021
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Carl Kammerling International is the company behind the leading C.K Tools brand. For over 100 years C.K has been at the forefront of hand tool manufacturing, producing quality tools to meet the demanding needs of industry professionals
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19 November 2021
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When it comes to lighting options, the machine vision market is already spoilt for choice. So why did B&R choose to launch its own lighting system, asks Andreas Waldl?
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23 September 2021
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When PETRONAS Lubricants International embarked on a project to test new lubricant products for internal combustion engines it was vital that any oil contaminants were removed from the parts prior to testing. Safetykleen provided the solution
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21 September 2021
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A major consideration when specifying an adhesive is how quickly it will deliver return on investment (ROI), a metric that is affected by a variety of tangible and intangible factors. Here, Matthew Baseley explains the considerations that determine ROI in an adhesives process
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27 September 2021
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Newry-based Cutting Edge Designs has works closely with Industrial Tooling Corporation (ITC), using a wide range of the company's cutting tools for high-profile projects
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26 July 2021
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When precision engineering specialist, Grainger and Worrall Machining, was awarded a contract to machine V8 blocks and bedplates for a niche high-end OEM in performance car market, it turned to MecWash to achieve the highest cleanliness standards
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22 July 2021
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Industry 4.0 is a hot topic for society, politics and the economy. But what about digitisation in metal-working companies? What does it mean for joining technology with its various welding processes and how do companies stand to benefit? The focus here is on cost effectiveness and competitiveness
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16 April 2021
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DESIGNED TO bring greater levels of efficiency and accuracy to the production of specialised gears and tooth forms, the new HG350-G precision gear grinding centre is the first first from PTG Holroyd – and believed to be the first in the UK – to use Siemens' new Sinumerik ONE future-proof CNC, the successor to the automation specialist’s 840D CNC.
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15 March 2021
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TRADITIONALLY, THE automotive industry has relied on chemical cleaning processes. However, these can be expensive and be environmentally problematic. Maria Laure looks a sustainable and efficient alternative
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19 February 2021
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THE MANUFACTURING Technologies Association (MTA), which owns and organises the MACH exhibition, continues to work hard to ensure that even in these unprecedented times, the needs of the advanced manufacturing and engineering community are highlighted and discussions on the important issues facing the industry can still take place, albeit virtually.
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