Sapphire lenses for industrial applications
A high-specification alternative to glass, already widely used in the aerospace and defence sectors, is now being offered for a variety of industrial applications by Morgan Advanced Materials.
A high-specification alternative to glass, already widely used in the aerospace and defence sectors, is now being offered for a variety of industrial applications by Morgan Advanced Materials.
Engineers at Hosokawa Micron have recently completed manufacture of their widest Downflow Booth yet.
Lucideon, international provider of materials development, testing and assurance, has launched a free Composites Information Service.
Combined with Ovako’s broad product programme, WR-Steel, a classification of steels with proven superior wear resistance, offers customers a range of design advantages and heat treatment possibilities.
Traditionally, solid bar is the material of choice when it comes to machining components. However, when a central bore is being machined Sandvik argues that by selecting near-net-shape, machine optimised hollow bar, machine shops could significantly increase their output.
Traditionally, solid bar is the material of choice when it comes to machining components. However, when a central bore is being machined Sandvik argues that by selecting near-net-shape, machine optimised hollow bar, machine shops could significantly increase their output.
Combined with Ovako’s broad product programme, WR-Steel, a classification of steels with proven superior wear resistance, offers customers a range of design advantages and heat treatment possibilities.
Huntsman Advanced Materials has released a new website which, it says, provides the definitive guide to its range of Araldite Industrial adhesives.
A Caribbean producer of furfural, an organic compound derived from agricultural byproducts, has replaced the tube in its heat exchangers with hyper-duplex stainless steel by Sandvik Materials Technology. As a result, tube lifecycles have extended from two to 15 years, with a profound impact on material costs.
A £15m award to Brunel University London from the UK government will unlock a further £62m of private sector support to span the ‘valley of death’ that currently prevents lab-based innovations becoming casting industry practice.
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