Know-how and quality create the competitive edge John Braks, managing director of Tauranga-based Gamminco, is clear what sets the industrial fabrication and machining business apart from others – maintaining ongoing customer relationships by providing highly focussed excellence and delivery of technical know-how, quality, and cost competitiveness. Braks says the company that was established in 1996,ContinueContinue reading “Gamminco…”
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Bambu Labs: ‘Transforming and revolutionising’ engineering solutions In just a few short years, Bambu Lab has emerged as a transformative force in the 3D printing industry says Jase Barnett of MindKits, challenging long-held assumptions about what’s possible in desktop manufacturing. What sets Bambu Lab apart is the company’s unwavering commitment to solving the fundamental challengesContinueContinue reading “Changing the game…”
Kiwi kids’ STEM education at risk
New Zealand’s approach to science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) education is currently in crisis, according to Engineering New Zealand chief executive Dr Richard Templer. Templer says that over the last decade there has been a decline in NCEA students doing STEM subjects, with the number of graduates being assessed and achieving for senior mathsContinueContinue reading “Kiwi kids’ STEM education at risk”
Wastewater treatment’s first lines of defence against microplastic pollution
Microplastics entering wastewater treatment plant processes can create enormous issues downstream if they are not excluded or removed by treatment technologies. Plastic waste can take anywhere from 20 to 500 years to decompose, and even then, it never fully disappears; it just gets smaller and smaller, if left to its own devices. By entering waterways, soils,ContinueContinue reading “Wastewater treatment’s first lines of defence against microplastic pollution”
Blowing life into art: Atlas Copco’s portable E-Air compressor energises robotic performance
Atlas Copco’s electric portable air compressor, the E-Air H185, takes centre stage in the performance ‘Inferno’ – a fusion of technology and art powered by robotic exoskeletons. In an innovative display of technology breathing life into art, Atlas Copco’s electric portable air compressor, the E-Air H185 VSD, played a leading role in an art performance at Prague’sContinueContinue reading “Blowing life into art: Atlas Copco’s portable E-Air compressor energises robotic performance”
Milling efficiency guide – considerations for precise, productive milling operations
Milling is a fundamental process in the metalworking industry, shaping everything from complex aerospace components to critical automotive parts. But despite its ubiquity, successful milling hinges on some careful considerations. How can manufacturers consistently achieve high accuracy, impeccable surface finishes and cost-effective results? Barry Cahoon, product solution specialist rotating indexable – Europe at metal cuttingContinueContinue reading “Milling efficiency guide – considerations for precise, productive milling operations”
Sandvik announces FasTech acquisition
FasTech will now be part of Mastercam, described as the ‘world’s leading CAD/CAM software provider’. The acquisition has been completed as an asset acquisition. This acquisition marks an important milestone in Mastercam’s mission to shape the future of manufacturing, says the company. “For over 30 years, FasTech has been a trusted partner in delivering best-in-classContinueContinue reading “Sandvik announces FasTech acquisition”
Government must ‘urgently firm up the infrastructure pipeline’
Engineering New Zealand chief executive Dr Richard Templer says the delay on infrastructure projects coming to market is impacting Kiwis. He says the Government must “urgently firm up the infrastructure pipeline and free up funds for delivery.” “We know funds are ringfenced for projects – like schools, hospitals, roads, energy and water – but weContinueContinue reading “Government must ‘urgently firm up the infrastructure pipeline’”
Aussie Pumps – get creative with concrete and maintenance
Discovered by the Romans almost more than 2,000 years ago, we are told they used concrete to develop the aqueducts, viaducts, dams and similar major structures that are even today impressive. Australian Pump Industries (Aussie Pumps) is extremely conscious of the concrete industry as the company develops products that are used in the industry fromContinueContinue reading “Aussie Pumps – get creative with concrete and maintenance”
TwinCAT Machine Learning Creator simplifies AI training
TwinCAT Machine Learning Creator from Beckhoff is aimed at automation and process experts and adds the automated creation of AI models to the TwinCAT 3 workflow. “This allows users to handle the entire process, from data collection to the trained model, for themselves – without any AI expertise of their own. The finished model isContinueContinue reading “TwinCAT Machine Learning Creator simplifies AI training”
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