Manufacturing/Production We live in a society that relies on manufacturing and production. We would not enjoy the lifestyles we do without this magic.
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Over the past 12 years, New Berlin-based Emteq Inc . has evolved from a basement startup company to a global aerospace supplier specializing in airline components, lighting, engineering and certification that expects $100 million in revenues by 2010.
The firm’s customers are primarily the military, aerospace original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and aircraft manufacturers. Emteq’s founders – Jerry Jendusa, Jim Harasha and Todd Lyda – began designing and building radio frequency cables for aircraft in the basement of Jendusa’s Wind Lake home in April 1996. |
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Monday 16 June, 2008 01:52 AM |
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PLANO, Texas and BEIJING - Siemens PLM
Software , a business unit of the Siemens Industry Automation Division and a
leading global provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) software and
services, today announced Tianjin Motor Dies Co., Ltd., the largest
independent private company of automobile dies in China, has selected NX(TM)
software to reduce development costs, enhance product quality and trim time to
market. |
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Saturday 14 June, 2008 05:53 AM |
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The stereotypical Hollywood image of a freshly tapped oil field usually conjures up scenes of a wide-open scrubland dotted with cactus, a blazing overhead sun and a tall wooden derrick. Out of the top of the derrick sprays thick, black crude oil, covering everything around it, while oil-slicked riggers dance and rejoice at having finally struck “black gold.” As this somewhat fanciful image implies, oil and natural gas reserves trapped thousands of feet below ground are subject to hydrostatic pressure. This naturally occurring phenomenon drives the oil or gas to the surface, making it relatively easy to extract. This pressure, however, diminishes over time, even when substantial amounts of recoverable oil or gas still remain in the ground. |
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Saturday 14 June, 2008 03:52 AM |
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M+W Zander, a leading architecture, engineering and construction-management firm for high-tech production plants, manufacturing facilities and research complexes, announced today it has been selected by the international Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory (INL) to design its new nanotechnology center in Braga, Portugal. |
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Friday 13 June, 2008 05:02 AM |
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In a competitive global busines environment , successful manufacturing managers have embraced lean strategies to keep their production humming and to sustain profits. But it is problematic when managers attempt to apply an ad hoc lean strategy to factory maintenance.
Unfortunately, a lack of strategic planning in many plants today causes assets to deteriorate.
The long-term consequences of such short-term decision-making can cost the manufacturer deeply, and can include declining manufacturing efficiencies, late customer shipments, declining machine availability, and declining product quality. |
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Thursday 12 June, 2008 07:54 PM |
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Mining Technologies, a business unit of Siemens VAI Metals Technologies, has decided to manufacture its inverter/control components for shovels and trucks at its Nashik factory to meet demand for mining equipment in India. |
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Thursday 12 June, 2008 05:53 PM |
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Hill Engineering Ltd signed an agreement to supply its unique 'Safety First' Auto-Loc excavator quick hitch to Woods Equipment Company, one of the USA's largest independent manufacturers and suppliers of construction and agricultural equipment attachments.
Woods Equipment Company provides customers in the USA and Canada with a large selection of attachments for excavators, wheel loaders, tractor loader backhoes and skid steer loaders. |
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Thursday 12 June, 2008 09:52 AM |
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Building on five years of double-digit growth, CEPS’ Jim and Ellen Umland have leveraged the grant to get lean and stay lean.
The purchase of CEPS Inc., founded in 1982 in West Lebanon, NH, was a way for the couple to return to New England, where they had family, explained Jim Umland, president of the company. |
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Thursday 12 June, 2008 07:51 AM |
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Here is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of the book Green Electronics Design & Manufacturing , by Sammy G. Shina. This chapter looks at how to develop a green product development strategy.
1.2 The Development of Green Design and Manufacturing Competency
One of the most difficult steps in the initiation of a green product development strategy is where to get started. The green knowledge base for product development is widely distributed and not readily available within the organization, in the design or process teams.............. |
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Thursday 12 June, 2008 05:49 AM |
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The Nigerian government has plans to engage its nationals, especially young engineers to be sound steel and metal operators, as the oil rich west African state gears itself to become one of Africa’s giant steel producer.
The Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, Ahmed Mohammed Gusau, said his ministry along with other stakeholders was all out to ensure that they win back investors’ into the country’s steel industry. |
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Wednesday 11 June, 2008 11:44 PM |
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ISLAMABAD - Overall manufacturing posted a growth of 5.4 per cent during the first nine months of the current fiscal year 2007-08 against the target of 10.9 per cent and 8.1 per cent of last year, which is weakest growth in a decade.
The main reasons for weakest growth are as heightened political tension, deteriorating law and order, growing power shortages, cumulative impact of monetary tightening and rising cost of doing business. |
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Wednesday 11 June, 2008 05:40 PM |
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KARACHI: Like every new government the present government has also pledged to start a major programme for the training of human resource, a capital resource that Pakistan has failed to exploit.
The industry has seen phenomenal growth in last 15 years with heavy investments in BMR (balancing, modernising and replacement). The industrialists have installed new machineries using computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) operating on computer-aided design (CAD) but there is a dearth of persons to run the CAD CAMs. |
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Wednesday 11 June, 2008 09:57 AM |
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At the NIDV Holland Pavilion on Eurosatory, organized in Paris from 16th until 20th of June, the Netherlands Industries for Defense and Security (NIDV) presents:
Hidden innovations & Quality of production
for integrated systems
The innovation and quality is achieved in key application areas where urgent international operational needs are encountered by our strengths:
1. new materials for protection;
2. quality of production in (inter)national vehicle programs
3. hidden innovations with distinctive components that influence the overall performance of the equipment;
4. ongoing experience from recent (desert) operations transformed into ideas, innovations and products.
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Wednesday 11 June, 2008 01:00 AM |
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Due to ongoing losses and lackluster demand for NOR flash memory, Spansion Inc. announced it will cut approximately 500 positions worldwide.
The move affects regular, contract and temporary workers in manufacturing, engineering, management and administrative support functions.
As part of a move to cut costs, the company is also pursuing its strategy to increase the ratio of its engineering and administrative functions in lower cost regions, such as Malaysia and China. |
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Tuesday 10 June, 2008 09:52 PM |
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The bulk of the news from drupa had to do with product and technology announcements, but some of it didn’t. Here’s a roundup of items that we found newsworthy even though we can’t report them in terms of how fast they run, what stock thicknesses they can handle, how many colors they can print, etc. We gleaned most of them in lulls between press conferences, booth tours, and all of the other scheduled events that make drupa a journalistic enduro for those rash enough to try to “cover” it. |
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Monday 9 June, 2008 09:41 PM |
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Chennai, Brussels: WABCO Holdings Inc. has announced the inauguration of two manufacturing facilities located in India and the extension of an existing software design center that are owned by WABCO-TVS (India) Ltd., an affiliate of WABCO and its joint venture partner, a member of the TVS Group. |
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Friday 6 June, 2008 05:10 PM |
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FRANKFURT - Some German equipment makers look likely to defy gloomy economic trends and emerge as winners from the oil price crunch.
Booming revenues of the world's oil producers are brightening German engineering companies' prospects because petro-dollar recycling is creating demand for machinery, equipment and investment goods.
The economies of the Arab nations, Russia and some Latin American countries have grown more stable during the run on raw materials, which is also reflected in stable demand for emerging market bonds, said Commerzbank Chief Economist Joerg Kraemer. |
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Friday 6 June, 2008 11:02 AM |
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BURLINGAME, Calif. — The automotive industry is pushing for fewer defects in chip designs, prompting the need for a new ASIC methodology.
In fact, there is a push towards "zero defects" in ASICs within automotive systems, said Valentin von Tils, vice president of ASIC development for Robert Bosch GmbH. |
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Friday 6 June, 2008 06:51 AM |
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Offshore Solutions Now Offers Sourcing, Consulting and Inspection Services Onsite in China
Beaverton, Oregon and Shenzhen, China. May 21, 2008. Offshore Solutions Inc. (Offshore), an Oregon, USA company with offices in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Tianjin, China, announces that it is now offering onsite sourcing, consulting and inspection services in China. This is in addition to its traditional business of selling high quality Chinese-made custom engineered parts. |
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Friday 6 June, 2008 03:55 AM |
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DENVER - MacDermid, Incorporated announced today that MacDermid Offshore Solutions has commenced manufacturing its offshore fluid products in Sao Paulo, Brazil at the MacDermid Anion facility. The MacDermid Anion manufacturing facility offers the identical high quality products currently being manufactured at its facilities in Pasadena, Texas and Wigan, England. |
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Wednesday 4 June, 2008 09:09 AM |
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Britain's manufacturers today provide the government with some rare good news on the economy when they report that strong growth in exports to the Middle East and China has given the sector a 10th successive quarter of growth.
In its quarterly survey, the industry body EEF helped counter the gloom from the housing market and the high street by declaring that trading conditions remained robust despite hefty increases in the cost of fuel.
"Manufacturers are providing a beacon of light amid the current economic gloom and remain cautiously optimistic about their immediate prospects," said EEF's chief economist, Steve Radley. "Companies are responding to the squeeze on their margins from rising costs by continuing to invest in their businesses to drive up productivity." |
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Monday 2 June, 2008 09:49 PM |
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