Engineering and Manufacturing

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  • Vanzetti Engineering attends Gastech 2025

    The company will exhibit its high- and low-pressure cryogenic pumps for LNG and industrial gases at the Milan, Italy, event.

  • Convey gases and fine materials in hot environments with the new High Temperature Threaded Line Vac

    Convert hose, tube or pipe into a powerful in-line conveying system suitable for use with high temperature materials or in areas of high heat up to 900º F (482º C).

  • GearOil by SEW-EURODRIVE now offered in heavy industry gear units

    The high-performance synthetic oil is designed to meet the mechanical, thermal and sealing requirements of SEW-EURODRIVE’s most demanding gear units.

  • WALTER Surface Technologies introduces powerful new angle grinders to enhance abrasive performance

    Three new high-performance angle grinders are designed to meet the rugged demands of industrial metalworking.

  • Arburg supports further education in the plastics industry

    Students in Mexico will learn how to design solutions with a tangible impact on the plastics industry.

  • FS10i Flow Meter helps lime-based carbon capture systems clean up the air to prevent global warming

    With its highly accurate, next-gen thermal sensors, the meter provides both precision natural gas burner fuel control and oxygen measurement critical to the support of advanced carbon capture systems.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Emerson announces 2025 Discrete Automation Scholarship recipients

    The scholarship program recognizes exceptional undergraduate and graduate students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

  • Smarter food: How nanotech enhances flavor and nutrition

    By manipulating particles at dimensions typically below 100 nanometers (nm), precise delivery systems can be developed to protect and stabilize sensitive food components.

  • From waste to walls: How your morning coffee grounds are powering greener construction

    The low-emission bricks are manufactured by mixing spent coffee grounds from cafes and restaurants with clay and an alkali activator.

  • 8 recent trends in predictive maintenance

    As innovations continue to blur the lines between IT, OT and AI, predictive maintenance will feel less like maintenance at all — and more like following a blueprint.

  • A boost for untapped US oil and gas resources

    The U.S. Geological Survey has raised its estimate for how much oil and gas lies underneath U.S. public lands.

  • Turbocharging decarbonization: How Baker Hughes’ supercritical CO2 turboexpanders power NET Power’s zero-emission vision

    The technology meets growing demand for low-cost clean energy and provides carbon dioxide (CO2) for the oil and gas industries and for sequestration.

  • Clippard releases isolation valves with hit and hold circuitry

    The hit and hold option minimizes the heat generated by the coil when the valve is energized for longer than 5 minutes.

  • Microbes minimize hydrogen costs at depleted oil fields

    A blend of microbes and nutrients injected into nearly depleted oil reservoirs serves to break down the remaining oil and generate hydrogen.

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