《International Metalworking News for Asia》 E-Newsletter Issue 10.2020,2nd
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Dear [FIRSTNAME],
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 optimization of cutting systems overall.
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How sustainability applies to manufacturing
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The recent initiative called sustainable machining aims at reducing raw material consumption, energy use and generation of waste throughout the product life cycle to a level that at least is in balance with the carrying capacity of our planet. Oftentimes, general discussion of sustainability concentrates on large global environmental issues but overlooks the basic elements of price, cost, customer satisfaction, process knowledge and reliability. When it comes to sustainability in machining, true success starts with simple, straightforward steps and analysis.
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MRO tools weather turbulent industrial economy
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The metalworking industry has experienced both positive and negative periods of economic development in recent years. This is often linked to the performance of several key industries, such as automotive, aerospace and oil & gas. However, there is one segment which seems to weather the storm regardless of the economic climate - Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO).
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Standing The Test Of Time: How companies overcome growth obstacles
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With many major publications projecting that much of the S&P 500 will be replaced over the next ten years, there is a clear call to action for organizations today. Disrupt yourself before someone else does. But how? Find out how organizational performance is hamstrung by a combination of factors.
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Traceability in the medical sector, a technical challenge
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Accuracy, efficiency and safety are the key words of an industry at the cutting edge of technology. Governed by numerous standards ensuring the reliability of its components, the medical sector has implemented numerous traceability processes over the last few years. Thanks to the markings applied to the various components, it is possible to obtain information about the manufacturer, but also the component reference number or their expiry date.
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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. 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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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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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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