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If Britain’s manufacturing businesses are to protect their trading links with customers across Europe and beyond from the end of the year, it is vital that they prepare as fully as possible for the post-Brexit trading environment.
BEAMA launches its ‘Future Ready Homes’ paper setting out 12 practical actions that need to be at the centre of Government strategies for carbon neutral homes.
Selecting a geared motor requires countless technical considerations. To simplify purchasing efforts for buyers, WEG has released 20 Reasons for Choosing WG20 Geared Motors.
The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) marking will be used for goods being placed on the market in Great Britain, replacing CE marking.
An important part of a maxon Sales Engineer’s role is to predict the future. We need to think ahead to what applications the world will need in five or 10 years.
In an additive manufacturing ecosystem that is both constantly evolving yet still fragmented, Lee-Bath Nelson, Co-founder and VP Business at LEO Lane, looks at why the need for companies to play well together is critical to realising strategic objectives.
Welcome to the November issue of DPA! I read an interesting story a few weeks ago. Regional media reported that police used a drone to capture footage of an alleged drug deal taking place in the southern city of Guilin.
When Emma Sisman joined Niftylift two years ago she had ‘little to no experience or knowledge’ of engineering and manufacturing. She’s now the second highest skilled person in her department heading up a waste reduction project that cut the cost of lost-in-production parts by 80 percent, saving the company on average £29,000 per month.
Supply chains have been mapped since maps existed – however, supply network mapping technology is a relatively new phenomenon. Supply chains are constantly evolving due to a variety of factors, be it political, economic, production, or even pandemics.