newsRENISHAW HAS expanded its machine tool probing range with two new products that help manufacturers bring more inspection processes directly onto the machine tool: RMP400S, an all-in-one spindle probe for smart manufacturing, and RUP60, an ultrasonic thickness measurement probe.
newsRENISHAW HAS announced changes to its Board of Directors, with the appointment of a CFO, chair and senior independent director.
newsRENISHAW HAS launched its absolute multi-DoF (multiple degrees of freedom) optical encoder system, that combines one or more of the company’s RXMA30 1.5D scales with its market-proven RESOLUTE absolute encoder readheads.
newsRENISHAW, A global leader in precision engineering and manufacturing, is committed to delivering products that meet the highest standards of safety, quality and reliability.
newsRENISHAW HAS collaborated with Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR) to support groundbreaking research into additive manufacturing (AM) for novel aerospace materials.
newsTHE EUROPEAN market is evolving rapidly, prompting businesses to prioritise innovation and efficiency. With skill shortages affecting industries across the region, many companies are turning to automation to optimise their existing equipment and systems. Marcin Barwinek, area sales manager and product sales manager for Styli and Fixtures at Renishaw, shares insights into how the company is adapting to these shifting market conditions.
newsTWO RENISHAW apprentices have been recognised as the brightest young talents in industrial robotics, winning the prestigious WorldSkills UK competition. Morgan Leyshon and Aled Gore, both 21 and from Bridgend, Wales, secured the gold medal in Industrial Robotics, beating over 80 contenders in an eight-month-long contest. The winners will now represent Team UK at the WorldSkills International Industrial Robotics competition in Shanghai, China in 2026.
newsIT IS with profound sadness that Renishaw announces the death of our co-founder and non-executive director, Sir David McMurtry.
articleDEVELOPING AUTOMATION in additive manufacturing (AM) can optimise in-machine processes to reduce cost per part, reports new product development manager at Renishaw, David Beeby.
productCHOSEN TO increase efficiencies and quality while reducing part weight, waste and costs, the Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) has purchased two Renishaw RenAM 500Q machines ahead of the UK-based additive manufacturing facility’s opening in Q1 2021; as well as entering into a development collaboration with Renishaw’s leading additive manufacturing team.
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