Archives - Seite 69 - Home of Welding

15.11.2023

Productronica: TRUMPF Presents Flexible Automation Solution for Laser Technology

TRUMPF increases the productivity of its customers with its automation solutions for laser technology. At the Productronica trade fair in Munich, the high-tech company wi...

10.11.2023

Amada Weld Tech Offers Jupiter Laser Welding System for Battery Tab Welding

Successful laser manufacturing processes depend in large part, on the successful integration of laser systems. Designers need to develop systems where the motion control,...

08.11.2023

The Winners of the “best-Award 2023” at Blechexpo/Schweisstec

The winners of the "best-Award 2023" were announced on Tuesday, October 7, at Belchexpo/Schweisstec in Stuttgart during an award ceremony.

08.11.2023

Formnext 2023 Gets Off to a Great Start

Formnext got off to a very successful start today in Frankfurt. On 54,000 m² floor space 859 exhibitors will showcase their innovations and sustainable production solutio...

07.11.2023

Dierk Raabe Receives NIMS Award 2023

Prof. Dierk Raabe, director at the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung (MPIE), received the NIMS Award 2023 by the Japanese National Institute for Materials Science (N...

The QINEO ArcBoT relieves employees and ensures consistent, reproducible welding quality.

06.11.2023

CLOOS Combines Automation, Robotics and Welding

At SCHWEISSTEC from November 7 through 10 in Stuttgart, visitors can experience innovative technologies from entry to premium and from manual welding machines to complex...

03.11.2023

“best-Award 2023” – Innovation Award at Blechexpo/Schweisstec

The nominees for this year's “best-Award 2023” have been announced. Find out here which companies have qualified for the shortlist. The winners will be announced at Blech...

02.11.2023

Kemppi launches new MIG/MAG Welding Torches

The new GXe torches are re-engineered from the ground up. Kemppi used detailed customer feedback to optimize the torch structure for enhanced durability, upgraded welding...

The new Additive Manufacturing unit at Fraunhofer IWS will produce substantial components with complex geometry from metallic powders layer by layer, such as aluminum, titanium, or copper: for example, combustion chambers for hydrogen energy systems, blade wheel enclosures for turbines and other complex machine components or tools.

31.10.2023

Fraunhofer IWS Installs Europe’s Unique Industrial 3D Printer

The Fraunhofer Institute IWS will install a Europe-wide unique industrial 3D printer. The Additive Manufacturing system is based on selective laser beam melting in a powd...

31.10.2023

Fakuma 2023 – Abundance of Innovations

The 28th Fakuma international trade fair for plastics processing was held successfully from October 17 through 21, 2023. With 1636 exhibitors (10% more than in 2021) in t...

Bio-based TPEs have a lower product carbon footprint than established alternatives that are not based on renewable raw materials.

30.10.2023

Bio-based TPEs with Variable Proportion of Sustainable Raw Materials

KRAIBURG TPE is presenting thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) that have a variable proportion of renewable raw materials. By introducing these new compounds, the global TPE...

28.10.2023

ESAB’s “Ultimate Line-up” – So Many Ways to Improve Welding and Cutting Performance

Fabrication shops across Europe are upgrading their fleets to inverter technology machines that meet EU Ecodesign Directives to improve energy efficiency and lower utilit...

Article Filter