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Beyond the immediate question of ‘how long’ is the more existential question of ‘what next’?
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Dear [FIRSTNAME],
Beyond the immediate question of ‘how long’ is the more existential question of ‘what next’? The main questions for the mobility industry to address as it begins its comeback from the COVID-19 crisis are, firstly, will there be opportunities for future growth and, if so, where will they be? |
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Automotive industry gears up to navigate the new normal
Frost & Sullivan’s ongoing analysis of real-time data reveals automakers will have to undertake a complete strategic overhaul beginning with more robust and diversified supply chains that are resistant to future disruptions. Priority investments should be made in high-growth digital platforms, in-car connectivity services and in-vehicle HWW offerings. And, finally, stepping up factory automation and Industry 4.0 should be a cornerstone of any future strategic plans. More... |
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Sustainability in machine tool manufacturing and metalworking industry
The process of saving raw materials when machining workpieces is considered to be state of the art. Another sustainability trend in the metalworking industry is opting more frequently for minimum quantity lubrication rather than using large quantities of coolants and other lubricants. This technique is already being used, primarily in mass production in the automotive industry, and it is now the task of tool manufacturers to prepare an increasing number of tools for this type of use. More...
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Excellent shredding system is key to profitable recycling
Germany-based recycling system expert Erdwich Zerkleinerungs-Systeme GmbH is looking to South East Asia including India as key areas of growth for its business in the coming years, reveals CEO Mr. Harald Erdwich, in an interview with Kathryn Gerardino-Elagio of International Metalworking News for Asia. The main focus here is the area of solutions for metal swarfs treatment, automotive industry, die cast reprocessing, cardboard crushing and many more, especially pharmaceutical issues in the near future. More...
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Vibration-free machining in difficult conditions
With Accure·tec, Walter provides a damping system specially for turning and milling using tools with a long projection length. The vibration damping provided by the axially and radially flexibly positioned damper element is preset at the factory. The tools can therefore be used immediately without any time spent on adjustment. The system is highly versatile for mechanical engineering, the aerospace industry and the automotive industry. More...
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ASEAN Smart Factory Summit 2020 -Auto parts Manufacturing industry
AUGUST 20 & 21, 2020 // CHON BURI, THAILAND
Smart factories has become a hot topic in Thailand, with manufacturers realizing the importance of technology to enhance efficiency, safety, and overall competitiveness. Along with billion-dollar investments in infrastructure development, the government has made digitalization in this segment a priority in its Thailand 4.0 scheme. Aiming to help local manufacturers upgrade their business on the road to Industry 4.0, the government has authorized over $6 billion for robotics and logistics upgrades, along with incentives to encourage firms to upgrade their technology and equipment. More...
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Versatile long-grooving options expanded
Dormer Pramet has expanded its parting-off and grooving assortment with several significant additions. This includes a complete offer for a variety of machining conditions and materials comprising a new insert, two new geometries, a new grade, blades and tool holder. Widely used in the bearings and automotive industry, lock rings – also known as circlips – and sealing rings require highly durable and accurate tools due to the small dimensions involved. More...
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The fastest laser texturing machine for XXL molds
The newly developed LASERTEC 400 Shape now enables the texturing of XXL molds with a workpiece weight of up to 20,000 kg using the latest hardware and software. Component dimensions of up to 4,000 x 2,000 x 1,000 mm and a maximum workpiece weight of 20,000 kg offer users in tool and mold making completely new options for laser texturing of complicated and large 3D molds, for example in vehicle manufacturing or aerospace technology.
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FANUC launches newest collaborative robot
FANUC's newest collaborative robot, the CRX 10-iA is easy to install and program, which makes this new lightweight collaborative robot ideal for a wide range of users. The CRX can be easily installed in a broad range of applications such as automated guided vehicles (AGV). It is ideal for customers who want to use robots in their production for the first time and who want to take a "do it yourself approach" on installation and programming.
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