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New business secretary Jonathan Reynolds confirms that negotiations with owner Tata Steel are continuing The UK will press for “job guarantees” in return for taxpayer-funded investment during talks with the Indian-owned Tata Steel about the future of its flagship Port Talbot site. The new business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, said he believed there was a “better deal available” for the south Wales site and the steel industry as a whole, as he confirmed on Sunday that negotiations with Tata were
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Image: weerasak/stock.adobe.com Weld Australia has been awarded the Andre Leroy Prize at the 2024 International Institute of Welding (IIW) Awards, held during the IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference on Welding and Joining in Rhodes, Greece. This accolade recognises Weld Australia’s contribution to the Manufacturing and Engineering (MEM) Training Package, which significantly improved scientific and technical training in welding processes and quality control of welded joints.
Nano Dimension and Desktop Metal have jointly announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Nano Dimension will acquire all outstanding shares of Desktop Metal in an all-cash transaction. The transaction represents a 27.3% premium to Desktop Metal’s closing price for total consideration of approximately $183 million. The post Nano Dimension to Acquire Desktop Metal – Creating a Leader in Additive Manufacturing appeared first on Metrology and Quality News - Online
Image: ICN In good news for Australia’s rail manufacturing industry, the NSW Government will spend billions of dollars to replace the Tangara fleet of suburban passenger trains, with a 50 per cent of domestic manufacturing target. This target, however, could easily be higher, according to Industry Capability Network (ICN) NSW Advanced Manufacturing Manager, Marcus Batten.
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Image: ICN In good news for Australia’s rail manufacturing industry, the NSW Government will spend billions of dollars to replace the Tangara fleet of suburban passenger trains, with a 50 per cent of domestic manufacturing target. This target, however, could easily be higher, according to Industry Capability Network (ICN) NSW Advanced Manufacturing Manager, Marcus Batten.
Source: Allied Machine & Engineering Allied Machine & Engineering announces the installation of solar panels at its Deeds Drive facility in Dover, Ohio to reduce its carbon footprint. The solar panel project is intended to impact numerous areas of the environment, including the offsetting of an estimated 1,112 tons of CO 2 per year, keeping it from being released into the air.
Image: DEN_EFC/stock.adobe.com The Australian Government has acquired the Switchblade 300 precision loitering munitions system to provide a critical combat edge and to add to drone capabilities available to the Australian Defence Force (ADF). The Switchblade 300 is a lightweight, portable precision loitering munition system with superior payload, range, time to target, and operator functionality.
Ever watched a robot arm assemble a car with the precision of a master surgeon and wondered, “How on earth does it do that?” The secret lies in motion control, a key player in the industrial automation game. Motion control ensures that machinery moves exactly as intended, whether it’s positioning, velocity, or acceleration. At the… The post Introductory Guide for Implementing Motion Control with PLC’s first appeared on Do Supply Tech Support.
Image: The Desert Photo/stock.adobe.com Perth-based company SCEE Electrical has won a $50 million contract to help build Collie’s big battery storage system’s link to the power grid. Synergy awarded the contract to construct the switchyard works to SCEE Electrical, which is already undertaking $160 million worth of civil, electrical, and major equipment installation works.
Manufacturers face increasing pressure to curb energy waste and emissions. Emergent Energy specializes in optimizing industrial steam systems, leveraging Panoramic Power’s real-time energy intelligence to drive efficiency. By analyzing steam system performance, Emergent Energy pinpoints inefficiencies and implements targeted improvements. This article explores how data-driven steam optimization transforms wasted energy into measurable savings, ensuring compliance with sustainability regulations.
Source: Tapmatic Corp. Tapmatic Corp. announces the DeBurr-Z cutting tool with floating capabilities in compression and extension. These capabilities enable the tool to follow top or underside edges of the workpiece, even when they are not clearly defined. The tool is designed to make programming simpler and to provide a controlled and consistent edge break.
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Discover how to accelerate manufacturing agility and build supply chain resilience in our live webinar on February 6, 2025, at 3 PM PST. Explore insights from a former SpaceX leader on scaling hardware production, balancing speed with quality, and leveraging advanced tools like ION Factory OS. Learn from historical examples and modern approaches to innovation while uncovering how AI and real-time data can automate processes, strengthen supply chain operations, and ensure scalability.
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KOTO/stock.adobe.com The WA Government’s investment in affordable training has resulted in a new record of over 153,800 publicly funded vocational course enrollments recorded in 2023. The investment includes the $250 million TAFE capital works program and an additional $25 million investment in equipment modernisation. The investment is aimed at supporting local businesses by targeting priority sectors and diverse cohorts, ensuring the state is equipped with a skilled workforce essential
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ZEISS is releasing a new version of the standard software for measuring technology on the market: ZEISS CALYPSO 2024 with many new features and improvements for different user groups. The software comprehensively analyzes the data from ZEISS coordinate measuring machines obtained with tactile and optical measurements is continuously enhanced by the company.
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