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3D Printing Jigs, Fixtures & Other Manufacturing Tools

The fundamental objectives of manufacturing — improve quality, decrease cycle time and reduce costs — are the… Read More
3D Printing: Modular Prototype Production With Lasers

Siemens and the Fraunhofer Institute have developed a faster production process based on selective laser… Read More
Rolling With Additive Manufacturing In The Automotive Sector

Automotive manufacturers are under great pressure to develop vehicles which are due to go into… Read More
Voice Of The Industry: Is Now The Time To Try Direct Digital Manufacturing?

Scott Crump, chairman and chief innovation officer of Stratasys explains how direct digital manufacturing, otherwise… Read More
Where Are You Going Industry 4.0?

When Industry 4.0 took off in Germany it rapidly made it to the headlines. With… Read More
Stronger Turbine Blades With Molybdenum Silicides

Researchers at Kyoto University have found that molybdenum silicides can improve the efficiency of turbine… Read More
Enhancing Engine Performance With Thermal Spray Coating (Part II)

In Part II of "Enhancing Engine Performance With Thermal Spray Coating", Paulo ES Rosa, manager,… Read More
Enhancing Engine Performance With Thermal Spray Coating (Part I)

The advantages of using aluminium alloy engine blocks over cast iron blocks can be augmented… Read More

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Boeing: India Needs 1,850 Jets In Next 20 Years

Mumbai, India: Boeing has revised its earlier prediction, expecting Indian airlines to order 1,850 new aircraft worth US$265 billion over the next 20 years. The aircraft manufacturer had earlier estimated that India would require 1,740 planes valued at US$240 billion over 20 years. This new figure revision is an increase of six percent.

Taiwanese EVA Airways Buys New Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners

Boeing has recently announced the intent of Taiwanese airliner EVA Airways to buy up to 24 of the latest 787-10 Dreamliners and two additional 777-300ER (extended range) jetliners. The purchase is worth more than US$8 billion.