Mechanical Components

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  • THK linear motion solutions offered worldwide

    THK: Accurate and reliable motion since 1971.

  • DARPA seeks to develop silent submarine

    To develop this new propulsion system, the team based its work on a concept called magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) wherein a fluid is charged and accelerated via an electromagnetic field to produce thrust.

  • When to use ceramic bearings

    Compared to steel bearings in similar environments, ceramics can last two to three times longer. Trading off the higher cost of ceramics for fewer maintenance overhauls usually is worth it for those specialty applications which really need high performance.

  • Bumax delivers fasteners that are out of this world

    These fasteners will be used to secure a new payload aboard the International Space Station.

  • Kollmorgen Express Delivery shortens lead times for the company’s most popular motion products

    The company has implemented a new classification for select products that can be delivered within an accelerated timeframe.

  • How to derate bearings based on load

    When significant axial force is applied, the bearing load carrying capability must be adjusted to accommodate this combined load. This is often referred to as derating the bearings.

  • Roller vs thrust bearings

    Most roller bearings can tolerate a slight side load of about 10% the rated load. But if a significant side load is anticipated, it is best to use a bearing which is designed for this condition to begin with.

  • The mining of old sports car names for new SUVs continues with the Dodge Stealth

    According to recent reports, Dodge intends to resurrect the Stealth name sometime next year for a Durango replacement.

  • Advanced tech makes inroads in bearing manufacture

    The implications of these advancements are significant, as they increase the efficiency and accuracy of bearing designs, enhance production capabilities and offer more efficient service with customers.

  • A brief guide to bearing lubrication

    Bearing lubrication minimizes wear and tear on rolling elements, resulting in longer machinery lifespans as well as increased productivity throughout its lifetime.

  • Connectors designed for tight installation spaces

    Where secure electrical connections need to be established in confined spaces, angled versions of these connectors with snap-in or bayonet locking provide a reliable and space-saving alternative to the straight versions.

  • Flexible, fast platform for large-area photonic test and assembly

    A scalable, high-speed gantry architecture for fast scan, gradient search and align applications.

  • Yes, auto racing was once an Olympic sport. It was absolute bonkers

    The sport is unlikely to return to the Olympics any time soon.

  • Video: Geothermal drillers dig deeper with new anchor system

    A walking anchor is designed to extend drill bit lifetime in hard and abrasive formations and accelerate geothermal energy extraction at greater depths.

  • Basics of steam turbines

    As simple as steam turbines’ operation might seem, there are several essential components and calculations that guide the design and operation of these amazing devices.

  • Why pros like Abom79 choose KAESER for their shops

    Check out features that win over the professionals when it comes to their air compressors.

  • NORD’s new IEC and NEMA input adapters offer increased technical advantages while enhancing performance and flexibility

    The improved design offers added value with increased configurability and minimal maintenance.

  • DTS introduces new universal data logger: TSR AIR

    The miniature TSR AIR data logger from DTS includes 11 built-in sensors for shock and vibration testing. The TSR AIR is ideal for automotive, aerospace and industrial test applications with tight size and weight constraints.

  • All About Bearings (July 23-29)

    Whether it's in industrial applications, transportation systems or everyday household appliances, rotary bearings are vital for efficient and reliable operation.

  • "Merce," the around-the-world 1961 Mercedes-Benz, saved her life. Now she's repaying the favor

    After driving the car around the world and experiencing a severe crash, the owner is tending to and resurrecting her faithful automobile.

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