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  • Precision in motion: Vlier LMS anti-vibration levelers

    Engineered to control vibration and absorb shock, the LMS product line helps protect critical systems while maximizing precision and throughput. With more than 80 years of proven performance, Vlier continues to support industries where stability and consistency are mission-critical.

  • Avoiding problems with high speeds in a rotating shaft system

    This document has been prepared to assist users in evaluating the probability of such an occurrence. It also provides guidance concerning torquemeter mounting and coupling selection that allows users to increase the critical speed of a shaft system.

  • Optimizing industrial finishing and dispensing with turnkey system solutions: Unlocking performance through precision, integration and innovation

    Industrial manufacturers are seeking turnkey systems that not only meet their immediate coating or dispensing needs, but that are also scalable, precise and fully supported from installation through lifetime maintenance. Sames North America answers this call.

  • An enhanced approach to the continuously variable transmission

    By its nature, a CVT changes seamlessly across a continuous range of effective gear ratios, resulting in smoother and more efficient acceleration than what is possible with a traditional automatic transmission.

  • Smart acoustic valves detect water leaks before they become disasters

    As demands for improved water efficiency and regulatory pressures intensify, utilities are seeking smarter, more effective solutions. One technology gaining momentum is the acoustic smart valve.

  • How to choose the most cost-effective alignment dowel

    SPIROL’s GD100 ground hollow dowel is designed to be a direct replacement for solid ground dowels in alignment applications.

  • Reefy: The next wave in sustainable engineering

    Reefy is continuously being tested over its two year trial-period in Rotterdam. It is evaluated for its two major claims: ecological benefit and engineering success.

  • JFrog enables AI-driven developer workflows with robust MCP server

    The server allows developers to seamlessly employ artificial intelligence (AI)-agents across the JFrog Platform, enabling faster, more reliable, secure software development and delivery at scale.

  • Navigating today’s volatile tariff environment for gears, bearings and power transmission engineering

    How do tariffs affect engineers in their day-to-day jobs? Consider that when trade is stable, executive-level personnel broadly decide where to source components and raw materials, whether domestically or from countries overseas.

  • Microwave-sized sensor surpasses sniffer dogs in detecting fentanyl at US border

    The microwave-sized sensor, dubbed VaporID, is being commercialized by California instrument maker BaySpec and was recently debuted at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry meeting in June.

  • Perilous pollutants persist in US waters

    Recent monitoring reveals that toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have contaminated 98% of tested U.S. waters.

  • Sustainably sourcing synfuels offshore

    A floating test platform that uses sea water, air and wind to produce clean hydrogen has begun operations off Germany's North Sea coast.

  • Indium Corporation welcomes 15 college students to award-winning summer internship program

    Since its inception in 2012, the internship program has been a launch pad for talented college students in materials science and related fields.

  • Precious metal clad wire formulated for aerospace requirements

    These composite clad products are metallurgically bonded; making them much more reliable than plated products that can flake and peel.

  • Maximize the life of existing wet blasting equipment with Vapormatt Inside

    Existing wet blasting machines from any manufacturer can be retrofitted with Vapormatt’s advanced technology.

  • Precision medicine: How pH-sensitive systems deliver drugs right where they’re needed

    This article invites readers to explore the exciting world of pH-sensitive drug delivery systems (pH-SDDS). It will look at how these systems work, the innovative materials used and their various applications in modern medicine.

  • Biohybrid beetles may revolutionize search and rescue missions

    According to the team of researchers, the removeable backpacks worn by the beetles encouraged movement in particular directions via electrodes that stimulated the insect’s antenna or hardened forewings.

  • Why your holiday flight is still not being powered by sustainable aviation fuel

    Everyone seems to agree that sustainable fuel matters. They just don’t all agree about how to really get it off the ground.

  • New IKO X-Y stage features unique parallel drive configuration to give designers exceptional freedom

    Machine designers can achieve highly accurate positioning without sacrificing workability and performance.

  • Squid skin-inspired stretchable camouflage could render soldiers invisible to thermal drones

    The composite can alter its appearance across visible and infrared bands, making it potentially appropriate for adaptive camouflage, multispectral displays, smart textiles and thermal-management skins.

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