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Corona is currently forcing many companies to shut down their production. Downtime costs money. However, the time when systems are not running can be put to good use. Torwegge therefore advises carrying out maintenance work now, which otherwise often takes place in the summer.
read more...In order to help additive manufacturing technology achieve a breakthrough in industry, new, robust and wear-resistant printing materials will be required in addition to high-performance 3D printers in the future.
read more...On April 1, the drive parts supplier Mädler joined the DIN member network.
read more...Current developments in additive manufacturing are fueling hopes that 3D printing can be used to produce any part in any shape from any material, thus solving the problem of sourcing obsolete components. But is it really that simple? Why AM cannot replace a good obsolescence management plan.
read more...Logistics has a special role to play in the corona crisis, as supply chains should not be interrupted if possible. Rolf Eiten, Clark President & CEO, describes the current situation in the company and the measures that have been taken, including short-time working from April.
read more...Siemens is making its 3D printing platform Additive Manufacturing Network (AM Network) available to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, the Group is connecting its systems in order to print the required components as needed and suitable.
read more...Automated Packaging Systems (APS) is presenting the latest generation of its pouch packaging systems at Logimat. Large spare parts or clothing can be securely packaged in pouches with formats ranging from 400 millimetres wide to 680 millimetres long.
read more...Kuka is launching a new range of robots for the medium payload class: the KR Iontec. The new robot follows on from the KR 60-3 and can be installed on the floor, on the wall or in an inclined position.
read more...Kuka is launching a new product series on the market. The KR Iontec follows on from the KR 60-3, is particularly flexible and is designed for use in classic and digital production environments.
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Machine plus service: The formula for success in the manufacturing industry lies in servitization. In this business model, manufacturers sell a value-added service in addition to the product. Customer-friendly service packages and flexible subscriptions for industrial machines are in demand - keyword "Product as a Service". How should OEMs prepare for this change?
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