EMO 2013: Standardised RCC axes for high-speed assembly

Lighter, more rigid, more dynamic: when complete Z or Y axes are to be moved in high-precision high-speed applications, the linear modules of SCHUNK's LCx series set a new benchmark.

EMO 2013: Delcam to show robot interface

Delcam will demonstrate its PowerMILL Robot Interface for the programming of robots for multi-axis machining operations.

Steel service centres pave the way for complete solutions

With growth in the automobile and white goods segments, along with entry of multinational companies (MNCs), the steel sector in India has grown exponentially.

Energy intensive industries

Singapore's favorable geographic location has made it one of Asia's major petrochemical and refining hubs and one of the top three oil trading and refining centers globally.

Hino opens first manufacturing plant in Malaysia

Hino Motors Ltd opened its first manufacturing plant in Malaysia in Sendayan TechValley, Negeri Sembilan.

Philippines, Thailand strengthen economic partnership

The Joint Commission for Bilateral Cooperation between the Philippines and Thailand updates on economic and political developments in the two countries.

Global construction market to reach US$15 trillion by 2025

A new report released forecasts the volume of construction output will grow by more than 70 percent to US$15 trillion worldwide by 2025.

Indonesia's new tin purity norms to slash exports, lift prices

Indonesia's overhaul of tin trading rules that raises minimum purity levels is expected to slash shipments from the world's top refined tin exporter over the next few months, potentially pushing up prices for the metal used in electronic goods.

EFSA welcomes Croatia to EU

Food industry experts from Croatia have been participating in EFSA activities since 2006

Accuracy of ONE WAY sustainability calculation system

The effectiveness of Clariant's new ONE WAY sustainability calculation system has been confirmed in physical tests carried out by leading machine builder Fong's.

China proposes export caps to solve solar dispute with EU - paper

Under the proposal, China will export no more than 10 gigawatt (GW) of photovoltaic modules to the EU a year at a minimum price of 0.5 euro per watt

UK program explores graphene uses

Plastic Logic will work with the newly-established Cambridge Graphene Centre. Graphene and related materials are ideally suited for applications in flexible electronics