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Idus & Nanoprecise Sci Corp aims to enhance the condition monitoring efforts in Scandinavia, by bringing automated end-to-end solutions to customers for enabling their Industry 4.0 journey. The partn ... -
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Snoring is the 3rd biggest reason for divorce. So our CEO, Nigel Clarke, gave an interview to Shine Radio on Valentines Day, all about how our latest product, Zeus Anti-Snore, was developed. -
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Plant Engineering has announced the finalists for the prestigious Product of the Year program, 2021. -
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Engineering magazines show immaculate plant rooms full of brand-new equipment, yet many manufacturers are full of existing equipment still within its service lifetime. -
Motors and drives of varying types, speed and torque play a vital role on assembly lines. Many of these systems are still within their service lifetime but need updated monitoring capabilities. -
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Wait times for installation, infrequent data reporting and limitations on monitoring are obstacles. They seem unrelated yet getting to the root they all stem from a sensor’s energy source. -
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According to manufacturing reports, 10% of steam traps fail each year. That results in significant time, money and energy wasted. -
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Machine downtime is costing Britain's manufacturers more than £180bn every year and that 53% of machinery downtime is caused by hidden internal faults. -
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Solar farms are often run by operational specialists on behalf of the farm’s owners and investors. Operators need data to run the solar farms optimally and to evidence this to owners and investors. -
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"We worked closely with Safetykleen. They supported our specific requirements and delivered successful solutions, enabling us to lower related non-conformance, increase productivity and efficiency." -
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Improving productivity and service quality is important to HPC Classics. For parts cleaning, they relied on an old-fashioned solvent tank cleaner. -
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PETRONAS Lubricants International built a new Global Research and Technology Centre in Santena (Turin, Italy), with R&D activities to test new lubricant products for internal combustion engines. -
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This webinar will focus on the full range of applications to the food & beverage market, from raw materials to packaging to finished-goods testing. We will cover everything from percentage-level macro ... -
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Any management practice requires the definition of goals and indicators to control the company's performance. The goals express what is intended, and indicators are used to quantify these objectives i ...
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ThrustWSH Project to be showcased at Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week!
The ThrustWSH project is the follow on from the team’s previous World Record projects – the 1983 Thrust2 World Land Speed record 633mph, the 1997 ThrustSSC first ever supersonic land speed record 763mph and the 1000MPH BloodhoundSSC project which was lost due to non payment of a formal grant offer. They will be doing an exclusive showcase at the show!
