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Stepac News
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Mouser News
Mouser Electronics Leads Distribution Industry in Advanced Warehouse Automation
State-of-the-Art Distribution Centre Features Largest Installation of Vertical Lift Modules.
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GEA GROUP News
GEA wins one of the largest orders in the company’s history in the growing “New Food” market of the future
Novozymes, the world’s largest supplier of enzyme and microbial technologies headquartered in Denmark, has entrusted GEA with the turnkey fitting of a major new plant to produce plant-based proteins for the plant-based food industry. The volume of this order is well into the high double-digit million-euro range.
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ExOne News
Celwise AB Uses ExOne 3D Printed Tooling to Transform Wood Fiber into Innovative, Single-Use Plastic Replacement
The ExOne Company (Nasdaq: XONE), the global leader in industrial sand and metal 3D printers using binder jetting technology, is proud to announce that innovative molded fiber technology supplier, Celwise AB of Norrköping, Sweden, is using metal tools 3D printed by ExOne in 316L stainless steel for its patented method of transforming wood and other cellulose fibers into a wide range of eco-friendly packaging and products.
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Leuze
The sensor expert Leuze is growing
Despite the coronavirus pandemic and the decline in plant and mechanical engineering, 2020 was a successful business year for Leuze
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Interactanalysis News
Recovery Is Slow, But Global Manufacturing Industry Is Limping In The Right Direction
In this article we focus on two of those factors – chip shortages and freight costs – and we take a look at machinery production (traditionally a more volatile sector than industry production) where cautious capital investments in some segments have meant particularly slow recovery for some machinery manufacturers, whilst others are making good progress towards market normality.
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TETRA PAK News
IT’S ALL ABOUT ZERO-WASTE IN THE FACTORY OF THE FUTURE
Whatever your opinion on climate change there is one thing virtually everybody agrees on, and that is that waste is a bad thing. Waste can take many forms, excess energy utilisation, wasted products, wasted time, or wasted resources like water. All this adds up to not only excess cost and reduced competitiveness but also unnecessary burden on the planet and the natural world.
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Marel News
AIR CHILLING GROWTH IN NORTH AMERICA
More and more North American poultry plants are changing their process from water chilling to air chilling. Some major processors in the US are already extremely satisfied users of air chilling tunnels. Processors in Canada have been effectively using air chilling systems for some time now as well. Marel is on top of things, with a product portfolio that is ideally fit for this market.
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Tsubaki News
Chain history: why durability is key for today’s roller chains
Since the industrial revolution, roller chain design has remained relatively stable. However, the most crucial developments have responded to the need to increase chain durability and lifespan. Not only has this improved safety, but these advances have driven down total cost while improving operational productivity.
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Bühler News
