04/11/2009
An increasing number of applications involving series production and customised manufacture of parts from titanium powder is reported by EOS, which manufactures additive layer, laser sintering systems at its Krailling factory near Munich.
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05/10/2009
Super efficient transformers with cores made of amorphous steel have been introduced to the UK by Wilson Power Solutions in Leeds
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14/07/2009
Tom Shelley reports on prize winning health and safety innovations that rely upon advanced materials
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08/06/2009
Progress in arc welding and brazing high strength steels. Tom Shelley reports
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08/06/2009
The tandem two seater urban car that aims to ease congestion and have low emissions for the inner city. Justin Cunningham investigates
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14/05/2009
Tom Shelley reports on a new family of sensors and transducers coming to market that are based on advanced materials
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13/03/2009
The continued development of a hard coating process is set to benefit mould toolmakers, Tom Shelley reports
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14/11/2008
The efficacy of copper and copper alloys has been rediscovered as a means of killing bacteria in hospitals. Tom Shelley reports
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15/09/2008
PVD coatings are being developed that are expected to allow titanium aluminides, which offer very high strength to weight ratios, to be used at higher temperatures
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15/09/2008
Renewed understanding of how glass is formed could form the basis for a new family of high strength materials. Julie Bieles reports
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13/07/2008
Advances in steels and roll forming machines are lowering the cost of making structural, high strength 3D parts. Tom Shelley reports
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13/07/2008
A new type of brazing joint will help designers to improve the thermal properties of hermetic titanium enclosures
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19/06/2008
Delegates at the Joining Technologies Design Day learnt about lots of new techniques in joining – and the best way to pull their fingers apart after a superglue accident. Lou Reade reports
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06/05/2008
A Nimrod aircraft has been surrounded in more than 4.5km of aluminium profile in a framework in order to conduct lightning strike tests
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06/05/2008
Aluminium can be welded to steel for ships and offshore structures by incorporating explosively bonded transition joints
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10/04/2008
Advances in bonding, welding, joining and fastening will be explained in greater depth at Eureka’s ‘Joining Technologies’ Design Day next month
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09/04/2008
Tom Shelley reports on the redesign of formerly naval equipment for civilian applications using aluminium
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09/04/2008
A range of motors could be made more efficiently – and more cheaply – thanks to a new magnetic material. Lou Reade reports
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09/02/2008
Two techniques developed at Fraunhofer Institutes could lead to stronger glasses that are made more quickly and cheaply. Lou Reade reports
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24/09/2007
Tom Shelley reports on leading edge developments in joining ceramics
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24/09/2007
An aluminium company has cracked the problem of applying aluminium extrusion technology to magnesium alloys
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24/09/2007
Advancing production technology, and an ability to make products with less environmental impact are helping to boost the use of aluminium. Jonathan Ward reports
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12/06/2007
Ultra-thin materials can now be joined without using glue or welding filler wire, as Julie Bieles reports
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14/05/2007
Tom Shelley reports on a technique similar to adhesive bonding that will join dissimilar materials to one another
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13/03/2007
Tom Shelley reports on a manufacturing technique that allows the casting of light metal components from alloys and mixtures normally impossible to cast
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