Mechanical Components

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  • Video: Elegant Signing Machine by Jaquet Droz Now Shipping

    Has your hand ever cramped up from signing your name too many times? If so, the 18th-century Swiss watchmaker Jaquet Droz has a solution for you that will only set you back $367,500. After four years in development, the Jaquet Droz Signing Machine is ready to ship as part of the company's 280th-anniversary celebration.

  • New Parallel Valve System Stops Valve Popping

    A new S-Transfer Parallel Valve System from Leslie Controls has been added to the Leslie Control’s line of valve systems.

  • Proco Products Announces NSF/ANSI 61 Certification for ProFlex™ Check Valve Line

    The certification verifies that these check valves can safely be used in drinking water systems.

  • Bosch Rexroth Boasts Valves with the Largest Flow on the Market

    Featuring integrated electronics with a multi-Ethernet interface and OPC UA for Drives, WRC-4X valves can be integrated into networked environments even with an analog setpoint definition.

  • Watch the First Passenger Ship to Use a Rotor Sail

    Use of the rotor sail is expected to cut fuel consumption and also reduce carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 900 metric tons annually.

  • Watch EMI and ESD Solved In Seconds

    Watch EESeal's short video and see for yourself how you can solve EMI and ESD in seconds.

  • When Nanoparticles Collide...

    Researchers used supercomputers to model what happens when two nanoparticles smash into one another in a vacuum. What they learned could inform the development of a variety of new technologies.

  • Selecting the Best Hub Fastener for a Power Transmission Application

    A key aspect of the proper design and operation of power transmission assemblies is how components are fastened to the rotating shaft in order to maintain position and alignment. To optimize manufacturing and operating functionality, many criteria should be considered during the design phase, including some that are frequently overlooked.

  • The Challenges of Meeting Ever-evolving International Oil and Gas Sealing Requirements

    Sealing materials need to satisfy standards from three bodies — industry, super majors (the six largest non-state-owned oil and gas suppliers) and OEMs. Qualifying elastomer materials to these testing standards is challenging due to the sheer number of different standards as well as wide test parameter variations within each standard.

  • Newly Developed Metal Alloy for Bone Implants has the Same Elasticity as Human Bones

    A newly developed alloy processing technique produces solid and durable implants that are perfect for the human body.

  • New Transportation Valve Technology Produces Cheaper, Environmentally Friendly Engines

    University of Waterloo researchers have developed new technology that gives internal combustion engines a big upgrade.

  • New Robot Can Crawl Through Pipes and Detect Uranium Levels

    These robots will be implemented at the U.S. Department of Energy’s former uranium enrichment plant in Piketon, Ohio and they will identify uranium deposits on pipe walls.

  • Maiden Flight of the World's Largest Jet Engine

    The GE9X produces up to 100,000 pounds of thrust — several times more than the thrust of many fighter jets.

  • Purity of Elastomer Sealing Materials for Semiconductor Manufacturing

    High-purity sealing materials with metal ion contents restricted to parts per billion levels are imperative for semiconductor manufacturing.

  • Air Blower Reduces Gasoline Engine Emissions

    A new air blower with speed-controlled motor accelerates catalytic converter heat-up and reduces electric energy consumption and emissions.

  • Watch: Artificial Heart Could Prove Permanent

    The new device is intended to be applicable to patients as young as 10 years old and should also fit most adults.

  • Video: FDA Approves World’s Smallest Mechanical Heart Valve for Pediatric Patients

    The agency approved Abbott’s Masters Series Mechanical Heart Valve with Hemodynamic Plus (HP) Sewing Cuff to include the 15-mm valve size.

  • No Matter How Technology Evolves, Springs Remain

    Advents in the automotive, medical and smart home markets are coming rapidly, but they all still need precision springs.

  • Catalytic EGR Reforming Decreases Fuel Use 8% in Gasoline Engine

    On-board catalytic fuel reforming technology increased the brake efficiency of a multicylinder, stoichiometric spark-ignited engine by increasing exhaust gas recirculation dilution tolerance.

  • Effluent Treatment Halves Palm Oil Mill Methane Emissions

    Removing organic matter from the palm oil mill's wastewater by a belt press offers many environmental benefits.

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