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In its annual study for the circular economy service provider Interzero, Fraunhofer Umsicht examined the climate effects and resource savings achieved through recycling and circular economy solutions.
As part of Innovate UK’s Driving the Electric Revolution Challenge, CVE and Ford demonstrated that electron beam welding can enhance the quality of electric motor stators.
Refractory materials recycling can save millions of tonnes of CO₂ and reduce dependence on raw material imports.
The Create innovation cluster supports companies in successfully transferring bio-based plastics and composites into industrial practice. The network is hosting its first symposium on 10 November 2025.
Sponsored: Abicort Binzel will launch a welding fume extraction system, the xFUME Commander. Interested parties can attend a first virtual live product presentation on November 5.
Sensors used in welding applications in the automotive industry must operate with precision and robustness. Inductive weld-immune sensors from Contrinex meet both requirements
Fuel cells are considered a key technology for energy transition. They place high demands on the materials used and their mass production has been a major challenge to date. The German Plastics Centre has made progress in this area.
One of the most transformative developments in recent years is the rise of high-speed machining (HSM). This article explains high-speed machining, its benefits, clears up misconceptions and offers practical tips for boosting productivity.
A Stafford firm has doubled the workforce and appointed two new directors, who have spent a combined 30 years working there.
The new World Robotics 2025 statistics on industrial robots showed 542,000 robots installed in 2024 – more than double the number 10 years ago.
The SKZ Plastics Centre has launched a new research project to develop innovative materials for high-voltage insulators.
Under the motto "Tested, Certified, Safe", TÜV SÜD will present its solutions for hydrogen technologies at World Hydrogen Week 2025 in Copenhagen, Denmark, from Octorber 8 through 9.
There are “green” alternatives to plastics made from crude oil or natural gas for an increasing number of applications.
Caracol, a global player in large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM), announces the acquisition of IP and robotic machine configuration assets from the additive division of Hans Weber Maschinenfabrik, Germany.