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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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Making light work of cutting composites

TLM Laser’s Andy Toms discusses how using multiple laser wavelengths can help overcome the issues associated with cutting CFRP’s, and create a clean laser cut edge with minimal heat affected zone

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A winner down under

The benefits of component
cleaning using aqueousbased
technology from
MecWash Systems, in the
context of Trichloroethylene
(TCE) replacement, have
been recognised with a
national award in Australia.

Installation of

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