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October, 2017
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10 October
Why traditional manufacturing theories don’t work
Roger Fleury explains why the traditional theories of manufacturing are outdated and how taking a demand-driven approach is the answer …
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10 October
High speed communication in automotive applications
Toshiba Electronics Europe has unveiled the TLX9310, a low power consumption photocoupler housed in a 5-pin 3.7mm x 7.0mm x …
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10 October
New head of business systems for resistor manufacturer
Resistors manufacturer Cressall/ has appointed Malcolm Garbett as its new head of business systems as part of the company’s continued …
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10 October
The robot ‘employee’
Having worked in industry for 10 years, Jesper Larsen decided to go it alone. In April 2016, he set up …
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10 October
Requirements-based relubrication to prevent unplanned downtime of machine tools
Statistically, defective rolling bearings and linear guidance systems are the most frequent causes of machine tool downtime. Insufficient lubrication or …
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10 October
Rapid growth in robotics market affecting all sectors
Graham Mackrell looks at the drivers and what businesses can expect to see in the coming years The industrial robotics market …
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9 October
High-speed robotic bending cell and punching centre
Alpha Manufacturing, one of the UK’s largest precision sheet metal fabricators, has ordered a TruBend Cell 7000 high-speed robotic bending …
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9 October
Renishaw apprentice shortlisted in Apprenticeship Awards Cymru
Stephen Pickles, a trainee Production Technician who has recently completed an apprenticeship at global engineering and scientific technologies company, Renishaw, …
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9 October
Energy efficiency: Three ways to optimise
Predictions have shown that if our current trend of energy sourcing and usage continues for the next 5,000 years, sea …
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