productFreyssinet, a manufacturer, of bridge bearings and other structural components, has invested in a self-contained blast-room from Hodge Clemco as part of a project to upgrade finishing processes at its West Midlands, UK, premises.
productThermal imaging cameras from FLIR are helping Yanfeng Automotive Interiors, manufacturer of instrument panels and cockpit systems, monitor the efficiency of its IR welding process.
productMaster Abrasives has launched a new premium range of finishing consumables for mass finishing under the Master brand. This includes plastic, ceramic, argo (dry), and special media and a range of compounds to facilitate the finishing process.
productThe latest products to be added to the JASIC welding and cutting equipment range is the Power Series inverter range of ready to weld packages for MMA, DC LIFT TIG and DC TIG welding applications.
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productKistler Instruments has developed a range of very small force sensors to meet the needs of both machine builders and manufacturers of small devices. Not only are these sensors physically small, being very sensitive, they accurately respond to extremely low levels of force.
productBand saw specialist, Starrett, will be exhibiting at EMO Hannover 2017 from September 18 to 23 Hall 15, Stand C08). The company will be showcasing Starrett’s range of band saw machines, as well as demonstrating a variety of saw blades that are tailor-made for various metal cutting applications.
productThe new DATAPAQ EasyTrack3 temperature profiling system from Fluke Process Instruments is designed to address the needs of paint or powder coating operations.
articleIn the production industry, energy chains help protect moving machine cables and hoses from tensile and torsional forces, as well as external influences such as impact or welding sparks. Even then, the demands on the cables remain high. Justin Leonard, the-chain director at igus, believes that, in order to ensure reliability and predictability, continuous technological advances in materials, test standards and procedures are needed
productFinnish cleantech company Altum is using ultrasound to remove fouling from industrial equipment with no production stoppages and no equipment disassembly. The company aims to use its Power Ultrasound technology to cut production costs, increase employee safety, and diminish the negative impact of industry on people’s lives.
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