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Combining product design with engineering is key 14/11/2005
Dean Palmer talks to James Dyson about what he believes have been the most important design innovations over the last 25 years and what the future holds for UK manufacturing and engineering
Composite valves save weight and cost 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on the advantages of switching from brass to advanced composites in marine valves
Design innovation is what matters 14/11/2005
From nanotechnology to stem cell research, from genetic fingerprinting to the World Wide Web, the UK deservedly has an international reputation for outstanding science and technology.
Heat sensors move inside cabinets 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a development that should much to improve condition monitoring of systems both electrical and mechanical
If we are so inventive, why are we not richer? 14/11/2005
The UK has a strong and inventive science base. Economic analysis shows that innovation is the key driver of productivity and therefore wealth creation. Since science and technology are central to innovation, why does the UK not score higher in wealth creation? Dean Palmer sought the answers from a recent seminar
Microwaves analyse multi-phase flows in pipes 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a technology that could revolutionise control in the oil and gas industry plus many others besides
Pressing for success 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a visit to a Midlands maker of high tech metal pressings
Radio waves transmit information underwater 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a way of transmitting information by radio beneath the waves
Rubbish turned into top end products 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on some particularly innovative ways of re-using waste materials to make new products
Texting becomes the big turn on 14/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple way of using mobile phones to start and stop lighting and machinery
 
Ball latch is tool adjustable 11/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple latch designed for home furniture whose fundamental principles could be applied anywhere.
 
Bearing technology ups performance of food processing machines 11/11/2005
New bearing technology is helping to reduce downtime and the total cost of ownership of a vegetable peeling machine.
 
Captive screws dissipate heat in electronics 11/11/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a new range of captive fasteners that offer maximum heat dissipation in electronic heat sink applications
 
Choke plus transformer saves and improves power 11/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on an inexpensive device that both reduces electricity bills and improves power quality
 
Dispenser sits on tape reel 11/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple innovation that greatly eases the use of adhesive tape on both large and small reels
 
Gear teeth profile ensures smooth flow 11/11/2005
A new range of hydraulic pumps has been launched that benefits from a unique gear teeth profile that ensures smooth flow of viscous media. Dean Palmer reports
Going under with assurance 11/11/2005
Tom Shelley reports on why a maker of inspection trolleys found particular advantage in working with a blue chip quality supplier
Linear motor offers dynamics improvement of 25% 11/11/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a unique range of flat linear motors that offer 25% better dynamics by efficiently focussing the magnetic field created by the winding
Piston air motors offer huge energy savings 11/11/2005
By replacing 68 vane type air motors with piston type air motors, an automotive paint plant has cut air consumption by 85%. Dean Palmer reports
Snap fastening technology speeds cabinet assembly 11/11/2005
A new approach to installing hardware on sheet metal surfaces has been developed, which does not require the use of tools or screws. Dean Palmer reports
Software and vision system aid high speed packaging 11/11/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a new software concept for high speed picking, packing and palletising applications, that improves productivity
Water pump seals reduce vibration in cars and trucks 11/11/2005
Dean Palmer investigates a new mechanical face seal for water pumps that reduces axial, radial and tangential vibration in passenger cars and trucks
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