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Gear grinding centre offers greater efficiency

The GT350 gear grinding centre from Holroyd Precision offers higher levels of intelligence and efficiency in the production of specialised gears and tooth forms. Developed for one-off and batch grinding of precision spur and helical gears, worms and screws of up to 350mm in diameter, it can also be used to precision grind compressor rotors.

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Millions turn to online training

A lack of job security has led to a 24% of the UK workforce to turn to online courses to learn new skills or expand current knowledge during the Coronavirus, according to a recent survey by The Open University.

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Multiple ways to learn about threadlocking

Henkel has a long-established online network for customers to access support and instruction. For example, there are now multiple ways for customers to learn more about Loctite threadlocking technology.

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A different approach to metrology

Quality is often seen as a policing mechanism, rather than a vehicle for improvement. What manufacturers may not realise is by using metrology to police, rather than improve, they are missing out on a myriad of benefits. Here Mike G John, head of engineering at industrial metrology specialist, The Sempre Group, shares insight on how to incorporate metrology into production

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Cable reel with worm guide

Designed to enable the user to move cables safely and stow them away quickly, the new igus e-spool flex cable reel can guide all cables and hoses for the transmission of energy, media and data without interruption. As a result, safety at manual workstations and operating panels is enhanced.

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