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Mitsubishi Chemical Group
Materials Engineering
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials is a leading global manufacturer of high-performance materials in the form of semi-finished...
31 Posts
InDro Robotics
Robotics and Drones
We empower R&D by providing the computational power, ROS packages, payloads...
14 Posts
WayKen Rapid Manufacturing Limited
Rapid Manufacturing
WayKen is a rapid manufacturer, specializing in rapid prototyping and low v...
4 Posts
Massivit 3D
Large-volume3D printing
Massivit 3D Printing Technologies Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of large-v...
3 Posts
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Online manufacturer supplies machined parts for prototypes resulting in significant time and cost savings
Festo relies on parts from Online Manufacturer FACTUREE to develop functional prototypes
The acceptance of plastic machining as a manufacturing process is due to the wide array of plastic CNC materials available. Furthermore, with the introduction of computer numerical control, the process becomes more accurate, faster, and suitable for making parts with tight tolerance. How much do you know about plastic CNC machining? This article discusses the materials compatible with the process, available techniques, and other things that can help your project.
In this article, we will delve into the diverse world of CNC materials. We will provide you with a comprehensive guide to selecting the right materials for CNC machining, including a detailed list of commonly used materials. Additionally, we will touch on some lesser-known materials that you may not have considered before.
This blog comprises a collection of articles on innovation written by Hubert Martens, the CEO and founder of Salvia BioElectronics. Originally shared on LinkedIn, Martens intended to spark a conversation about innovation and introduce the innovation model he and his team developed over their careers.
Over the last few decades, reverse engineering has become an essential part of product design and production processes used by manufacturers all over the globe. From aerospace to automotive to everyday consumer goods, industrial engineers and product designers rely on reverse engineering when replicating a legacy part without documentation or drawings, analyzing and deconstructing a competitive product, or modifying and improving an existing one.
No one Olympics athlete can achieve gold medal without hard training. Just like a popular product needs "hard training" ---the repeated design, verification and improvement, before going to market. When it comes to this point, it is extremely crucial to find a qualified and suitable low-volume manufacturer along your product development.
