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Dear Industry Expert ,
Repurposed parts have been a staple of the manufacturing sector for years, and have many benefits over new parts. These benefits are now more relevant in light of recent world events, such as the current difficulty to source raw materials and automation components.
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Are repurposed parts the next industrial trend?
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The use of recycled and re-purposed goods has seen a surge in popularity in recent years. This article is an opinion piece all about refurbished/reconditioned parts, and whether they are coming into fashion. John Young of EU Automation advises on the environmental benefits (discussing the Greenhouse Gas Protocol worldwide accounting standards) and supply chain benefits of buying and using these parts, and offers advice to manufacturers on how to find reconditioned parts that can be relied upon to work as intended.
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Saves the consumptions of filter paper
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Applicable for metal and non-metal particles. 3 kinds of filtration efficiency: 50u, 30u, 15u. Automatic type. With a magnetic separator as a pre-filter, not only the efficiency can be higher, but also saves the consumptions of filter paper.
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Heckert machining centre gets to grip with die forged hand tools
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The use of a Heckert H55 machining centre from Starrag has enabled renowned hand tool manufacturer SWM to not only reduce cutting times by around 40% on certain parts, but the new-found flexibility offered by the four-axis machine is also allowing the Germany-based company to identify new machining concepts there were previously impossible.
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A platform for more insight
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The large machine builders have their own platforms, have resources in software development, and are making the first digital services available to their industrial customers. But how do small or medium-sized machine builders manage this? The developers at Lenze focus precisely on this target group with their platform idea.
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Embracing the edge
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There’s an appetite for understanding the edge — but the technology has yet to be widely deployed in industrial applications. Nevzat Ertan of Sandvik Coromant explains the misconceptions and barriers of edge computing for manufacturers, and argues the case for embracing the edge.
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Redefining the boundaries of 3D metrology and engineering services
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For 20 years, Creaform continues to redefine the boundaries of 3D metrology and engineering services by constantly pushing back the limits of innovation. IMNA interview with Mr. George Tan, Sales Manager – RoAPAC, delves into Creaform’s secret to achieving 20 years, 3D measurement and where the technology will go from here in South East Asia (SEA).
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The rise of automation and robotics industries in Thailand
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As the technology becomes more intelligent, controllable and varied, automation and robotics are expected to play a bigger role in producing and creating value. When it comes to the trend of using automation and robotics, Thailand is no exception. The Thai government has implemented numerous measures to promote the growth of these key industries.
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Automated punch and die maintenance significantly boost productivity
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Many fabricators have numerous high-volume, active punches and dies that must be properly maintained to keep them in peak condition. Regular maintenance improves the tooling’s ability to deliver clean sheared, straight-cut edges and ensures the tooling will hold very tight dimensional part tolerances, which minimises potential quality issues.
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Supplier:Taiwan Takisawa Technology Co., Ltd.
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