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Maximising the competitive opportunity data provides

In the last few years, every manufacturer has been asking how they can improve resilience. Keith Tilley explains how the IoT can help maximise the competitive opportunity data provides.

Sealless pump survey: interim results

Your input is valuable in helping us understand how magnetic drive pump technologies are perceived in the market place, says Hannah Verrall

10 steps to greener production

Energy reduction is the only way to a carbon-neutral economy – and it can start in the compressor room, says Michael Pingram

Single-Pair Ethernet enables reliable IoT infrastructure

Single-Pair Ethernet allows building automation systems and legacy industrial networks to migrate to single Ethernet network technology whilst delivering power and data to and from edge devices, says Stuart McKay

Improving laser sintering (by getting rid of the laser)

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.

Order picker given the whole hog

When Multihog, an Irish manufacturer that designs and builds multi-purpose vehicles, needed an articulated forklift, it turned to local firm Combilift, writes Colin Gray

Eddy current sensors eclipse inductive sensors

Eddy current sensors and inductive switches and displacement sensors each have their respective advantages. But recent advances make eddy sensors more attractive, writes Glenn Wedgbrow

Compressed air cleaning: reaching ISO 8573

Contaminated air can cause machinery failure and can present a health risk to workers and consumers alike. Purification to ISO 8573 is required, writes Steve Smith

Can laser welding save time and money?

Conventional welding can require costly reworking. Laser welding offers a faster, higher-quality, cost-effective alternative, writes David Sandner

Efficiency: putting motors through their paces

Mathis Menzel discusses how different test methods for large electric motors and drive systems can contribute to efficient commissioning and operation.

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