SPI Lasers joins forces with parent company TRUMPF

SPI Lasers, the UK based designer and manufacturer of fiber lasers has announced that in order to enhance its customer service offering throughout China it has combined its business operations with its parent company TRUMPF to distribute its fiber lasers throughout China; starting by relocating its Shanghai office to the TRUMPF facility in Taicang.

Plastivision India: Higher attendance of foreign exhibitors seen

The 11th edition of Plastivision India 2020 witnessed an upsurge in Indian and foreign participation with biggest ever Chinese presence.  

Dual stage flexible lip die

Flexible hinge for multi-manifold EDI® Ultraflex Die from Nordson delivers uniform weatherable layer for PVC siding 

POLYSTAR and FIMIC team up to enhance recycling

POLYSTAR extruder plus FIMIC filter is a simple solution for efficient post-consumer recycling

i-Vision on DASE-SING auto shrink sleeving machine

The i-Vision is a peripheral device used in DASE-SING's Auto Shrink Sleeving machine.

Metalworking companies responding to coronavirus crisis

International Metalworking News for Asia compiled responses from businesses surrounding the metalworking industry to see how these companies are countering to the coronavirus crisis.  

Bending with robots

Robots have already been used for some time as efficient and flexible bending machines to process tubes.

Flexible bending automation

For a long time, automation on demand did not exist for sheet processing.

The Philippines’ big-ticket plan for growth

The 2020 budget has reaffirmed the Philippines’ commitment to infrastructure development as a major economic growth driver

Sustainability in machine tool manufacturing and metalworking industry

The process of saving raw materials when machining workpieces is considered to be state of the art.  

Mikron adjusts capacity at the machine manufacturing site

Mikron reacts to the persistently low demand from the automotive industry and makes further capacity adjustments at the machine manufacturing site in Agno

Was the age of the start-up over even before coronavirus?

Start-ups could destroy your capital, according to New Nutrition Business expert.