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Fibrecore™ is a lightweight, high stiffness metallic sandwich material, designed as a drop-in sheet metal replacement. Fabricated entirely from stainless steel, with thin faceplates and a novel melt spun fibre core, it has an areal density below that of a titanium sheet of the same thickness. |
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Thursday 26 July, 2007 12:31 PM |
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High growth potential for the Central and Eastern European steam and gas turbines market . Its revenues will increase three times more over the next few years as a result of the rising demand for electricity and the need to replace obsolete power plant equipment. |
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Thursday 26 July, 2007 12:25 PM |
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BAE Systems will develop and test a key component of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Multiple Kill Vehicle payload system.
The company will produce, test, and integrate the system’s carrier vehicle seeker for the captive carry testbed under a two-year, $6.3 million contract from Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. |
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Thursday 26 July, 2007 12:17 PM |
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DataSure™ — The Wireless Age Reaches the Factory Floor
Actually, it reaches anywhere measurements are taken with electronic metrology tools.
Shop floors, labs, quality assurance departments — they can all benefit from the unique capabilities of the new DataSure wireless data collection system from Starrett.
Cost-effective for bench-top or shop-wide data collection, DataSure systems can cover thousands of square feet while reliably protecting the integrity of the vital measurement data being collected.
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Thursday 26 July, 2007 11:50 AM |
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CNC machines and guitar making go together as well as “Country and Western” or “Rock and Roll.” In fact, CNC does such a good job at improving the productivity and quality of repetitive wood routing tasks that all of the major guitar makers have adopted it over the past 20 years. Gibson, though, recently took CNC use a step further when it installed a new automatic bandsaw that helps keeps its Nashville factory humming along. |
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Wednesday 25 July, 2007 01:25 PM |
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FOR THE FOURTH YEAR RUNNING, Dow Chemical and BASF are the leading two companies in C&EN's survey of the global Top 50 chemical companies . And for the fourth year running, in what has become a good-natured but intense rivalry, Dow leads BASF, although the two companies' chemical sales differ by less than 2%.No surprises there. And no surprises, either, in the presence of the chemical businesses of oil giants Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (Sinopec), and Total in the top 10. A surprise did come in, though, with the dramatic entry into the top five of Ineos Group, which has been cobbled together by a string of major acquisitions. |
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Wednesday 25 July, 2007 01:22 PM |
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Zeitlauf is offering a new gearhead that the company says could spell the end of the worm gear in certain applications. The Etacrown delivers high torque in a small-profile gearmotor, is almost silent and has high efficiency.
Key benefits of the new gearmotors are the compact size, high torque and near-silent running. Furthermore, they can be flush-mounted, making them useful for applications such as door actuation, and they will also find many applications in the medical industry and other applications. |
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Wednesday 25 July, 2007 01:10 PM |
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BHP Billiton produced record quantities of natural gas in 2006-07.
Output was 355.69 billion cubic feet of gas, 1 per cent higher than in 2005-06, mainly because of record production on the North West Shelf.
In the three months to June, the group's petroleum division produced 14.46 million barrels of oil equivalent, down 1 per cent on the corresponding period and taking full-year output to 56.72 million barrels, unchanged from a year earlier. |
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Wednesday 25 July, 2007 12:39 PM |
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Honda Motor Co. said Wednesday it was on track for record annual profits, reversing an earlier warning of an earnings drop, after a strong first-quarter performance driven by brisk overseas sales.
Honda, Japan's second-largest automaker, said net profit rose 15.8 percent in the three months to June as a weaker yen gave a boost to its foreign earnings, helping to offset a slump in domestic vehicle sales. |
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Wednesday 25 July, 2007 12:35 PM |
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