by Rob Boyle | Nov 1, 2018 | Manufacturing
Once parts have been created for machinery or structures, often it’s required that they are given a durable finish, with the right colours and branding, so they’re fit for purpose. Within certain industries, such as automotive, military, and aerospace, these coatings...
by Rob Boyle | Jul 31, 2018 | Machining, Manufacturing
What is sheet metal fabrication? Sheet metal is metal which has been manipulated to become thin sheets in order to be bent and cut to create structures and forms. Sheet metal fabrication is the process of utilising these ‘sheets’ to bend and cut into those structures....
by Rob Boyle | Jul 26, 2018 | Manufacturing, Rail
Dutch infrastructure operator ProRail and Rotterdam Rail Feeding (RRF) are on board with Alstom to begin Automatic Train Operation (ATO) tests in the Netherlands this year. This is an exciting time both for Alstom and for the driverless technology industry as a whole....
by Rob Boyle | Jun 14, 2018 | Aerospace, Manufacturing
The population of Britain is growing year on year. The expectation is that by 2050, the UK will have be the most populous country in western Europe. A year on year increase in births and deaths since 1976, has seen the population reach 65 million as of 2017. By 2045,...
by Rob Boyle | May 24, 2018 | Engineering, Manufacturing
As technology capabilities advance, so does the manufacturing and engineering world. New technology often creates more time for companies and businesses and leads to better productivity. Although industry leading technology can be expensive at first, it is usually...
by Rob Boyle | Nov 23, 2017 | Aerospace, Manufacturing
Water jetting is a unique and specialist technique, which allows a plethora of tough and hard materials to be cut with ease. High-pressure is utilised to create a stream of water to cut through these materials and is a popular technique within machine parts...
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