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A hole success for drain pipe repair 09/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a novel pipe joining and replacement technology with lots of benefits, not least of which should be fewer holes in the road

A wealth of opportunities in medicine and healthcare 09/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on the benefits to be gained by visiting this years MDT 06 exhibition

Buying local, selling global 09/12/2005
UK engineering is changing, with some specialist OEMs competing well against ‘tiger economies’ while many high volume manufacturers struggle. But if OEMs are to succeed in the long term, they need first class local support from suppliers. Bob Dobson reports

Consultancy that's affordable for all 09/12/2005
Small firms tend to shy away from consultants because they are deemed to be too expensive, but new academic-industry schemes are changing this view, writes Dean Palmer

Crickets inspire fine hair sensors 09/12/2005
Study of how insects detect tiny air movements has led to the development of artificial analogues for aerospace and human prosthetics. Tom Shelley reports

Free mechatronics software for engineers and students 09/12/2005
A new suite of software is being offered free of charge to engineering students as part of a project to develop teaching and student resources for mechatronics studies in UK universities. Dean Palmer reports

Low cost sensor diagnoses early heart problems 09/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple gadget that should reassure many and may save the lives of more than a few

Mix and match brings out the best from polyolefins 09/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on new PE and PP developments that enable solutions that save users a pile of money

Modelling sofware offers solutions but still has limits 09/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on state of the art in engineering modelling but qualifies the claims with a few words of caution

Polymers guarantee compliance 09/12/2005
Dean Palmer talks to a global supplier of engineering polymers, which has just launched an initiative targeted at manufacturers of medical devices

Flexible power supply allows versatile testing 08/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a power supply specifically configured for pre-compliance testing of drives and other electrical systems

Bearings solve motion problems 08/12/2005
Vee bearings are used to create accurate sliding systems in a variety of applications, especially applications where ball bushings or re-circulating ball carriages would be prone to dust, dirt and other foreign matter penetration, which would ruin their performance.

Get involved early in design 08/12/2005
By getting involved much earlier at the R&D stage, a fastener supplier has helped a manufacturer of car pistons and filters cut costs and improve quality

Low cost thermometer offers wide temperature range 08/12/2005
A hand-held, infra-red temperature measurement device has been developed that enables engineers to measure the surface temperature of objects down to 1mm in size.

Point cloud data in minutes 08/12/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a unique 3D laser scanning device that scans 120,000 points per second to generate high quality point cloud data in minutes for CAD systems

Protective layer prevents MRSA 08/12/2005
A new polyester film that incorporates inorganic anti-microbial protection is being used on a new bedpan dispenser range.

Sensors for non-linear motion 08/12/2005
A new range of sensors has been developed that is ideal for contactless travel and angle measurement

Stainless motors ideal for wash-downs 08/12/2005
Tom Shelley reports on new all stainless steel electric motors for areas with particularly demanding environmental requirements

System detects concealed faults within products 08/12/2005
A range of X-ray inspection systems, which were originally developed for the security industry, are now being utilised by manufacturing and engineering companies.
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