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Julie Bieles reports  13/07/2008  Removing all moisture with assurance Automatic systems ensure thorough single connection purging of systems and instruments  17/12/2007  Mark of quality The new FAYb range of laser markers from Sunx offers a host of advantages over traditional YAG-based technology  17/12/2007  Super labels show material advantage Advanced materials technologies have dramatically transformed the humble label, says Tom Shelley  13/11/2007  Running flat out A levelling machine with automatic feedback – and subsequent high accuracy – is aimed at the emerging generation of high strength steels. Lou Reade reports  20/07/2007  Inside view on deep heat Radio frequency ovens may soon be poised to take over from microwave or conventional ones. Tom Shelley reports  14/05/2007  Plastic fantastic A thin film coating technology is poised to hit the big time. Tom Shelley reports  26/04/2007  Robot expands to fit ducts A pneumatically powered, remotely operated vehicle of novel design is now being used to survey, clean and spray coat the insides of air conditioning and ventilation ducts  26/04/2007  Putting heat only where it’s needed Tom Shelley reports on a simple, low cost technology that heats water by direct application of electric current  13/03/2007  High pressure gas expands forming Roger Bishop reports on an emerging process that converts metal tubes into automotive components  22/02/2007  Rise of the robots Tom Shelley says that general-purpose robots could deliver advantages in product manufacture – especially when a design has not been fully crystallised  16/01/2007  Chemically bonded surfaces get active Tom Shelley reports on an innovation that will radically expand the capabilities of products made in plastics  20/12/2006  Doing the twist Tom Shelley reports on a low-cost machine based on a simple linear system that can produce decorative wooden posts  22/09/2006  Technology opens up a colourful future Dean Palmer reports on a unique, full wrap decoration technology that enables any 3D object to be decorated with a full colour design or photographic quality image  10/08/2006  No-power sensors respond when asked Tom Shelley reports on a sensing system that slashes cost while improving data quality and system reliability  10/08/2006  Nano materials go for high tonnage Tom Shelley reports on nano materials developments in the former Soviet Union that are now moving from laboratory scale to commercial production  13/04/2006  Tool eases tightening problems in restricted spaces The accurate tightening of fasteners in restricted spaces can be a real problem for manufacturers. Often, inaccessible fasteners can only be reached using improvised tools which lack any kind of calibration or verifiable accuracy.  06/03/2006  Sensor makes life a tad easier Dean Palmer reports on a new self-monitoring temperature sensor that means regular calibration is a thing of the past  09/02/2006  Conveyor brackets offer fast belt release for washdowns A unique quick-release assembly bracket for belt conveyors has been developed that should prove useful in food processing and packaging applications, writes Dean Palmer  26/01/2006  Boiling water delivers heat and force Tom Shelley reports on a Dutch domestic appliance built on old but very useful engineering principles  26/01/2006  Generator solves mixing and dispensing problem Dean Palmer reports on a unique design of disinfectant generator that not only solves a common dispensing problem for the medical industry but which could also be utilised by other industries  10/10/2005  Fast air drying saves time and energy Tom Shelley reports on a simple way of saving money in the washroom and in a wide range of processes  09/10/2005  Extruded tube with twisted fins improves heat exchanger design A small UK-based engineering company has developed a novel method of manufacturing heat exchangers which improves the efficiency and cost of manufacturing. Dean Palmer reports  04/08/2005  Modular access and control system is safe, smart and lightweight Dean Palmer reports on a new approach to controlling access to hazardous machinery that enables mechanical trapped key interlocks and electrical safety gate switch interlocks to be integrated in one unit  06/06/2005  Devices swallow energy on demand Tom Shelley reports on a superficially simple looking family of devices likely to revolutionise much of mechanical engineering  05/05/2005    Showing 1 to 25 out of 79 results	Upcoming Events       Sponsored Links     Manufacturing Trends Report. Download the latest 2008 Manufacturing Trends report published by Benchmark Research.

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