TEMECULA, Calif. —Industrial automation manufacturer and Internet of Things platform developer Opto 22, a company bridging the gap between information technology and operations technology, has created a new software designed to...
Read MorePASADENA, Calif.—Advanced Technology Company (ATCo) aims for the highest quality on-time products using laser welding and electron beam welding techniques honed over four decades by the aerospace industry provider. The company...
Read MoreFARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.—ACE Controls, a specialist in industrial damping technology, has introduced a new app that is said to turn iPhones and iPads into professional vibration and impact measuring devices, providing users with...
Read MoreMINNEAPOLIS—Cirtec Medical, a provider of design and contract manufacturing services for medical devices, recently announced it completed the acquisition of Stellar Technologies, Inc., a medical device machining and component...
Read MoreDECKERVILLE, Mich. —Midwest Rubber Co., a manufacturer of rubber and plastic products, recently announced that it will acquire Xccent Medical and Industrial Division, a manufacturer of rubber and flexible products for the...
Read MoreWOBURN, Mass.—Boston Centerless, a precision bar materials supplier, has expanded its services by adding a Material Validation Testing Center to its operation. The new center gives the company the ability to verify the identity...
Read MoreElectricity from the sun—installed photovoltaics—is growing at a pace that may double its size in the U.S. in 2016 alone.
Read MoreMACON, Ga.—Prince Precision Products recently announced that it has completed its ISO 9001:2015 certification, broadening its eligibility to work with suppliers and OEMs in the air handling, food processing, material handling,...
Read MoreGOLETA, Calif.—A compact, air-driven collet closer developed by Bell-Everman Inc. is reported to precisely secure cylindrical goods in the company’s rotary stages. The collet closer, able to squeeze into through-hole openings as...
Read MoreRICHMOND, Va., and CORONA, Calif.—Exposure to water, dust, oil, chemicals, movement, and extreme temperature changes can damage circuitry. This problem is exacerbated for multi-component printed circuit boards (PCBs) found in...
Read MoreFOOTHILL RANCH, CALIF. — Bal Seal Engineering (www.balseal.com) has expanded its line of sealing products to include the spring-energized PTFE “C-ring” seal. The seal, which can be retrofit into grooves originally designed for...
Read MoreANAHEIM, Calif. — Electron Beam Engineering, Inc. (EBE) has helped BS&B Safety Systems make significant improvements in the welding of its rupture disks, EBE reported recently. Electron Beam Engineering is a southern...
Read MoreRIVERDALE, N.J.—Sigma-Netics Inc. has added a 2-pin Deutsch connector option to its 784 Series of ruggedized pressure switches. The 2-pin option allows the 784 Series to serve a wider range of applications, including those with...
Read MoreKANSAS CITY, Kans., and HAYDEN, Idaho—Manufacturers have long used fiberglass when a strong, lightweight, formable material with some flexibility is required. For these reasons, it is a key building material among manufacturers...
Read MoreTROY, Mich. — SRG Global™ has introduced its G-Coat™ tint-over-chrome process to help automakers better facilitate pushing the boundaries of design, styling, and functionality. SRG Global (srgglobal.com) is a prominent global...
Read MoreMINNEAPOLIS & REHOVOT, Israel—The 3D printing and additive manufacturing company Stratasys is working with Ford and Boeing on new technology to 3D print large aerospace and automotive parts. Demonstrations of the...
Read MoreIMDS, a universal data reporting requirement for suppliers in the automotive supply chain, isn’t going away anytime soon. To stay on the right side of compliance, companies need to plan ahead. By Derrik Snider “They won’t let us...
Read MoreThe Ability to 3D Print Electronics Is Here
Read MoreReshoring is real, but it’s only one part of a robust expansion currently taking place in U.S. manufacturing. By Mark Shortt Paul Elio wants to keep the American Dream alive. The 52-year-old mechanical engineer started his own...
Read MoreAutomakers are increasingly adopting mixed-materials strategies to reduce vehicle weight. Meanwhile, the car of the future is emerging as a smart, connected, electrified vehicle that redefines how vehicles are created—by...
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