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Kollmorgen has announced the new AKD2G 24A servo drive. This high-amperage drive is for applications that require precision and power, …
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Applications for engineering jobs tumble as employers struggle to source talent
Engineering job application numbers have seen a sharp decline, with firms struggling to recruit in an ever-growing skills short environment. …
Read More »Simplifying lithium-ion battery manufacturing
Leveraging the right network technology can help lithium-ion battery (LiB) manufacturers get the most from exciting market opportunities by meeting …
Read More »Aluminium clevis forks provide lightweight, durable linkage
Manufacturer and supplier of standard parts and components, WDS Components Ltd, has released a range of aluminium clevis forks. The …
Read More »Gas control system for aseptic spray dryer
Spray drying technology offers the pharmaceutical industry a continuous process to convert a liquid active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) into a …
Read More »Dynamometer line for testing electric motor efficiency
SAKOR Technologies announces it has developed a series of dynamometer systems for customers required to test and verify the level …
Read More »Optical component manufacturing: a lesson in timing, trust, partnership and experience
Paul Townley-Smith examines the role of timing, trust, partnership, and experience when manufacturing optical components In today’s competitive landscape, industrial …
Read More »US will continue to lead global LNG liquefaction capacity additions through 2027
The US is set to continue to lead global liquefied natural gas (LNG) liquefaction capacity additions, contributing 46% of the …
Read More »What are the advantages of customisable thin-wall hybrid composite tubes for OEMs?
Marc Tagher assesses the stiffness of different composites, discusses how hybrids combine the best of multiple fibres and explores thin-wall …
Read More »Butterfly wing structure could hold key to anti-bacterial surfaces
Butterfly wings could hold the key to creating a range of new anti-bacterial surfaces, according to scientists from the University …
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