《International Metalworking News for Asia》 E-Newsletter Issue 10.2020,1st
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Dear [FIRSTNAME],
Digital twin provides real business value. You can start at any point of the lifecycle - in product design, on factory floor or in the field. The best practice is connecting it with its physical pair, keeping them in sync and traceable over their lifecycle.
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Digital twin driving real business value
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There is a lot of buzz about digital twin. Everybody defines it differently, and a quick search will generate a dozen results and definitions. Today, most of the definitions of digital twins are typically from vendors. Each creating their own definition to highlight their focus and perceived competitive advantage. Some definitions of digital twin include: a connected product, a 3D design or simulation model of a product – things Siemens Digital Industries Software has been doing for years.
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Potable Sludge Recycling Machine (Model name: TV) - Uni Magnetic Industrial Co., Ltd
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For cutting machines and grinding machines. Work with oil-based coolant, water-based coolant, sludge, and particles.
Work with both metal and non-metal particles. Equipped with pneumatic driven pump, no electricity needed.
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Thailand sets its sights on local OEMs
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In a panel interview during Ringier Trade Media’s recent ASEAN Smart Factory Summit 2020-Auto Parts Manufacturing Industry, Ms. Sonklin Ploymee, Executive Director, Industrial Linkage Development Division, Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), explained what the government is doing to support Thai OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers).
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ASEAN Smart Factory Summit 2020 key takeaways
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The ASEAN Smart Factory Summit 2020— Auto Parts Manufacturing Industry was heavily influenced by both established companies and government agency. This is a trend that shows no sign of waning any time soon. Attendees were introduced to multiple methods to evaluate smart technology, and gave an ample opportunity to redefine innovation.
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How sustainability applies to manufacturing
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Throughout history, manufacturers have sought ways to make their machining processes more efficient and cost-effective. Those efforts involve ongoing development of advanced and precise production machinery, improved cutting tools and optimisation of cutting systems overall.
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IT security in production
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Almost daily reports of hacker attacks are unnerving the public. The mechanical engineering industry, too, is experiencing a significant increase in attacks on its production facilities. The alarm bells should now be ringing in every company. Better prevention is called for – as is a list of experts who can quickly be called in to provide support in the event of an attack.
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Sandvik shares benefits of lasting tools
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Unpredictable tool life is one of the biggest threats in mass automotive production, particularly as its operations are so highly-automated and use some of the world's most advanced robotics and automation systems. Downtime is time-consuming, disrupts production and is also expensive, so it goes without saying that tool failures should be avoided at all costs.
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Upgrading metal forming workflow with pair of fluid cell presses
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Producing complex shapes and assemblies has set F&B Manufacturing apart since our founding in 1923,” says Brian Morris, the company’s General Manager. The company has been in the business of making parts and complex sheet metal assemblies for the aerospace, military, automotive, semiconductor, and commercial industries
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In the "Vietnam Economic Update Report 2019-2020", the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) marks that the GDP growth rate in 2019 reached about 7.2%, the average inflation rate was about 2.78%, and the export growth rate was 8.13% The trade balance was about $ 4.2 billion. This was not only higher than the Vietnamese government's original estimated economic growth rate (6.8%), but also outstood in the global downturn. Register now!
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