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Lou Reade reports  14/03/2008  Solution to Coffee-time Challenge The solution to the May 2007 challenge to stabilise outdoor café tables comes from Japanese company Sugatsune Kogyo  12/06/2007  Magnetic refrigeration gets rid of gas Tom Shelley reports on an alternative refrigeration technology that uses no gas and could retain its efficiency even when used on a very small scale  22/02/2007  Magnet coils designed to optimise fields A new design method predicts the optimum coil winding to deliver a specific magnetic field configuration. Tom Shelley reports  20/12/2006  Sealing in extreme conditions Tom Shelley reports on developments to push the operating envelopes of seals for gas turbines and jet engines  12/10/2006  Pre-assembled wire frames cut assembly times A method has been devised that allows spring wire components to be joined by spot welding them together, with automotive seat cushions being the target market.  09/02/2006  Pressing for success Tom Shelley reports on a visit to a Midlands maker of high tech metal pressings  14/11/2005  Water pump seals reduce vibration in cars and trucks Dean Palmer investigates a new mechanical face seal for water pumps that reduces axial, radial and tangential vibration in passenger cars and trucks  11/11/2005    A beginner's guide to spring selection Springs are fundamental mechanical components which form the basis of many mechanical systems. A spring can be defined as an elastic member which exerts a resisting force when its shape is changed. Most springs are assumed linear and obey Hooke's Law.  15/09/2005  Patented seal shroud combats leaks in water pumps A unique design of seal shroud solves the problem of leaking seals and consequent bearing failure in automotive water pumps. Dean Palmer reports  05/06/2005  2D Geometry solves heat effect problems A simple idea copes with heat effects in fibre optic components, electronic packaging and advanced sandwich composite constructions. Tom Shelley reports  15/06/2004    Neodymium has magnetic appeal Even though prices of rare earth magnets are falling and their performance improving, many design engineers are still choosing not to use them in new devices. Dean Palmer investigates  14/04/2004  A patented system for valve emissions control Industrial control valves manufacturer Severn Glocon has developed an innovative solution for positive valve stem gland security  14/03/2004  Two lips seal better than one Race car engine crankshaft seals are required to cause minimal friction at the same time as maintaining increasingly high crankcase vacuums.  20/02/2004  Flat disks make ultimate spring Titanium disk springs offer exceptional performance when suitably mounted and heat treated. Tom Shelley reports  27/01/2004  Low wear, high pressure shaft seal A radial shaft seal has been developed that remains stable under pressure in dynamic applications up to 10 bar and is capable of withstanding pressure peaks of up to 30 bar, with a bursting strength of 100 bar  26/01/2004    Coil spring load limiter gives precise movements When an industrial machine needs to move a cover or lid onto a dead stop or sealing face it must do so precisely and positively with contact on all dead stops or over the complete sealing face.  13/08/2003  Solenoids get tougher seals Solenoid valves from a simple but staple part of many types of industrial equipment, they also see significant airplay in the world of fluid handling for precision applications such as medical dosing, fluid analysis and laboratory measurement  13/04/2003  Struts that don't leak Despite their small package size and high force capability, one common fault with conventional pneumatic or gas (nitrogen-filled) struts is that they are susceptible to slow leaks or punctures during operation  13/04/2003  In praise of mechanical fasteners Tom Shelley hears the case for mechanical fasteners as the joining method of choice to speed assembly and aid recycling  13/09/2002  Forward with fastening Tom Shelley reports from market leaders on the rosy future for fastening and joining  13/09/2002    Seal offer wet and dry advantages A new seal promises to offer designers a combination of the benefits offered by both wet and dry mechanical seals – in the same package  01/12/2001    Compliant drive has a spring in its step A new kind of mechanical drive is completely compliant to changes in dimensions, as well as being inherently soft starting and variable in ratio  01/09/2000    Double cylinder delivers a smoother ride A novel hydraulic suspension system for on- and off-road vehicles copes with all kinds of problems and obstacles. Tom Shelley reports  01/01/2000    Threading their way clean A seal that keeps threaded shafts clean – while doubling as a bearing  01/07/1999    Showing 1 to 25 out of 26 results	Upcoming Events       Sponsored Links     Manufacturing Trends Report. Download the latest 2008 Manufacturing Trends report published by Benchmark Research.

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