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A liquid crystal eye for detail 26/05/2004
A new class of optical devices is poised to revolutionise CCTV and machine vision. Tom Shelley reports
Aerospace and Defence 26/05/2004
UK Aerospace is a knowledge intesnive industry accounting for 9.5 per cent of UK manufacturing's entire R&D expenditure. Dean Palmer takes a look at some important developments within the sector
Composites go from strength to strength 26/05/2004
Tom Shelley reports on some of the latest enhancements in fibre reinforced composites for use in aerospace, defence and automotive applications
dolphin tail doubles fluid efficiencies 26/05/2004
Novel marine propulsion, low head water power generation, mixing and other fluid operations can be made much more efficient by non linear oscillatory control. Tom Shelley reports
Elastomer lines show the way 26/05/2004
Diving at night can be uncomfortable and hazardous for even the most experienced diver
Gilding net shaped manufacturing 26/05/2004
Tweaks to an old process allow the manufacture of short run, net shape formed products with exceptionally good surface finishes and low weight. Tom Shelley reports
Intelligent controller prevents unwanted vibrations 26/05/2004
In a manufacturing environment, unwanted vibrations can cause loss of yield on production machines
Lead screw and nut match perfectly 26/05/2004
The ability to supply a professionally tapped nut, matched to the thread form of the supplied leadscrew is crucial
Lubricating the parts others cannot reach 26/05/2004
Selecting the most appropriate lubricant or grease for a bearing, engine or gearbox is critical to overall system reliability, efficiency and maintenance costs, writes Dean Palmer
Product data for smart management 26/05/2004
Tom Shelley reports on latest enhancements to what continue to be the UK's favourite CAD software packages
 
Half motor half logic controller 24/05/2004
A DC motor with a built-in logic controller has been developed that has fewer parts, is easy to program and provides fast installation and commissioning. Dean Palmer reports
 
Camlocks give fast fix without screws 24/05/2004
In this time, there is an increasing desirability to be able to mount automation components more quickly into panels
 
Faster reports from measurement software 24/05/2004
Design engineers familiar with National Instruments' test and measurement software LabVIEW, can now benefit from the company's latest add-on software module that speeds up the creation of Microsoft Excel and Word reports.
 
Keeping your designs confidential 24/05/2004
Harry Cole, a consultant on intellectual property gives some sound advice on confidentiality agreements to Tom Shelley
 
Ribbed belts ideal for conveyors 24/05/2004
Due to differing lengths and varying levels of elongation, matched sets of V-belts will always have an unequal distribution of tension and load, which often leads to uneven wear and premature failure.
Linear actuators are smooth and precise 24/05/2004
A new range of linear actuators has been developed
Stainless steel gearbox is fully sealed 24/05/2004
New stainless steel gearboxes for electric motors in clean room area environments are fully sealed
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