Electronic, smart and sustainable

Holding it all together: Clamping technology grips tools and workpieces securely during machining. However, Industry 4.0 poses a new challenge for clamping technology manufacturers.

Kim Union rolling beyond product features and benefits

Manufacturers of different industries have their own preferences about which processing method best suits their needs. However, there has been a growing interest in thread rolling for more reasons than one.

Fanar becomes a part of the Seco family

As of November 2, 2021 the Polish company Fabryka Narzędzi FANAR S.A. (Fanar), a manufacturer of solid round tools, will become part of the offering from Seco

Yili Indonesia Dairy Production Base launches first phase of operations

Asia's largest dairy firm, Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co., Ltd. opened its first self-built dairy production base in Southeast Asia on December 10.

Simple operation, small footprint

With the roboLoad, STUDER presents a new type of loading system for CNC radius internal cylindrical grinding machines.

Automation raising grinding technology productivity

Fine machining requires a great deal of intuition. That is why many companies still take care of grinding and polishing manually.

Smart solutions for Metal Processing 4.0

Digitisation and networking are rapidly on the rise in metal processing, even in storage and sawing technology.

KYOCERA to build two new plants supporting IoT, 5G

Architect’s rendering of the new facilities, No.7-1 (right) and No.7-2 (left)

OnRobot Makes Software Debut with WebLytics Solution

OnRobot, the One Stop Shop for collaborative robot applications, makes its software debut with the launch of WebLytics, a unique production monitoring, device diagnostics, and data analytics solution designed to enhance productivity and minimize downtime.

Rising above the fray: Taking protected code to the cloud

Wibu-Systems, the creative minds behind the CodeMeter family of IT protection, licensing, and security solutions, is introducing the ability to execute sensitive code in the cloud, a secure environment far away from the more easily manipulated and potentially compromised devices of users

The exact point at which shoppers will consider a product to be too expensive

Consumers will stop buying a product when its original price has risen by an average of 40%, according to a new survey commissioned by specialist PR agency Ingredient Communications and conducted by SurveyGoo.

Helping to make automated workplaces safer

Robots have of course been deployed in manufacturing for many years. Many of us can picture vehicle assembly lines with robot arms seemingly performing most of the tasks with barely a human in sight.