productRESEARCHERS AT MINES ParisTech, one of France’s most prestigious engineering schools, have implemented Panasas ActiveStor high-performance computing (HPC) data storage to support the rapidly growing research efforts at the university’s Materials Research Center.
articleThe National Centre for Additive Manufacturing Coventry-based team has been using additive technology to push the boundaries of automotive engineering with one of the UK’s leading formula student racing teams
productWhen working with two-part fluids, proper mixing is key to optimal product performance. Nordson EFD has hundreds of mixers to choose from and offers help in narrowing down the selection process.
articleThreadlocking adhesives have a long and successful history in many industry segments, and there is now growing evidence to suggest the renewable energy sector is increasing its uptake of these advanced products. Colin Chapman takes up the story
newsRicoh 3D and Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) are working together to enhance the aesthetic quality of polypropylene 3D printed parts and deliver an injection moulded-like finish, so that the material be used in more industries.
newsManufacturer of arc-welding technology EWM AG says more and more companies are relying on ewm Xnet, its digital Welding 4.0 quality management system, so it is now offering users the opportunity to integrate welding machines from any manufacturer into the system.
newsMore and more companies in the UK are using 3D printing/additive manufacture as a core element of their business operations to optimise component design and maximise the benefits of this technology as a route to production.
newsAugmented-reality operator guidance systems can transform workstations into a digital and interactive environment, reducing human error by projecting step-by-step instructions on to a surface that guides operators as they work, according to The Sempre Group.
newsAs businesses get to grips with much higher volumes of online orders, increased uncertainty and the need for social distancing, flexible automation in the form of autonomous mobile robots will deliver the agility needed to boost performance and create competitive advantage.
newsWilliam Hughes Group – designer and manufacturer of custom-made springs, wire forms and assemblies – recently assisted a leading automotive tier-one seat manufacturer with a large and complex wire-form project.
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