HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Grip what others leave behind
Schmalz is expanding its portfolio with the finger gripper mGrip Basic and the control module SRCU Basic.
Catalyst cuts green hydrogen production cost
The use of an upgraded titanium dioxide catalyst optimizes the adsorption and activation energy of water, offering a low-cost path to increased hydrogen evolution.
Waste plastic as a hydrogen source
Instead of becoming a persistent environment pollutant or requiring complex, energy-intensive processes for recycling, plastic waste can represent a source of hydrogen production.
Ammonia from wastewater: How we’re turning a pollutant into fertilizer and clean fuel
Research demonstrates how new catalysts and renewable electricity can convert nitrate, one of the most common water pollutants, directly into ammonia.
SLX Digit vise designed for automated quick jaw changes
The hydraulic long-stroke vise features integrated sensor technology that is built for automated quick jaw changes.
How 3D printing reshapes battery design
Custom-shaped, high-performance battery materials can be printed under ordinary conditions to eliminate design constraints.
Shoring up water reuse with PFAS removal
An initiative to treat municipal wastewater to drinking standards before recharging aquifers will benefit from advanced ion exchange technology.
Industrial drives are moving toward wide-bandgap materials, too
Thirty years is a long run for any technology in industrial equipment. Why is the industry moving away from long-established silicon? The answer lies in material physics.
Ensuring thermomechanical and electrochemical reliability in AI data centers
Workloads once confined to traditional high-performance computing (HPC) environments are now migrating into data centers, prompting facilities worldwide to retrofit, upgrade or build entirely new infrastructure to support AI.
Fully automated jaw changes with SMW Autoblok’s KNCS-matic chucks
The KNCS-matic is designed for automatic quick jaw changes by conventional industrial robots.
Advanced membrane filtration delivers ultra-pure in-line ingredient separation
Using microfiltration and ultrafiltration systems within continuous in-line processing environments allows manufacturers to isolate and concentrate proteins while maintaining steady material flow throughout production.
EV sales still at least double-digit growth in Europe
Chinese brands MG and BYD make inroads.
OnLogic launches “Edge AI Excellence Awards” to celebrate real-world industrial AI innovation
The competition invites innovators, system integrators, original equipment manufacturers and end users who have successfully deployed edge AI applications built using Intel-powered hardware from OnLogic.
Fast-tracking reliability testing in production
A food and beverage packaging machinery manufacturer has implemented a structured Reliability Growth Program supported by HBK’s ReliaSoft Weibull++ software to improve complex machinery performance.
NORD serves up sweet energy and cost savings for industrial bakeries
Specialized drive technology engineered for the bakery industry maximizes uptime, adheres to strict hygiene rules and significantly reduces total cost of ownership.
Open days at Arburg in Radevormwald and Rednitzhembach
The common theme at the recent open house events was the presentation of the electric Allrounder Trend.
Crystalline alloys at the cutting edge
Crystalline alloys are pushing the frontiers of metallurgy and shaping high-performance materials with these five trends.
Take the heat out of oil fractionation
The energy consumption and economics of oil separation can be reduced via a new approach to membrane-based crude oil fractionation.
Arburg at Interplast 2026: Allrounder Trend
On display will be an Allrounder 1800 e Trend, which will be producing 48 PP screw caps live.
UK to advance hydrogen for industrial heating
A real-world, industrial-scale testbed will help manufacturers trial hydrogen fuel-switching in a controlled environment.