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OceanWings demonstrate wind-assisted propulsion potential via Canopée

Grace Stubbins | CompositesWorld

For the last two years, the vessel that transports components of the Ariane 6 rocket has proven the success and viability of its installed OceanWings, including fuel savings, aerodynamic performance and versatility.

Solid Carbide Small-Diameter Endmills, AH8005 Grade Boost Ultrafine High-Precision Machining

Angela Osborne | MoldMaking Technology

Tungaloy’s small-diameter end mills and high-performance AH8005 grade enhance machining efficiency and stability in a broad spectrum of applications.

Composites repair tools and services deliver reliable support to aerospace, defense and MRO

Grace Stubbins | CompositesWorld

CAMX 2025: Dual-zone hot bonders and multizone composite repair systems are a couple product options featured by Heatcon that offer flexible repair of composite structures in diverse scenarios.

Addressing Manufacturing Challenges with Automation

| Modern Machine Shop

GrayMatter Robotics’ Physical AI robotic cells for manufacturing offer immediate impact and results.

Linde to Supply Industrial Gases to Louisiana Ammonia Facility

| Valve Magazine

The facility will be a world-class, low-carbon plant.

Rising Stem Ball Valve Added to Trillium's Red Point Line

| Valve Magazine

The new valve was designed to reduce friction on moving components and extend service life.

Sidas Engineering to Distribute Brofind Technologies in the U.S.

| Products Finishing

Comprehensive surface treatment and environmental compliance solutions are now being delivered through a single, experienced partner.

Asking the Hard Questions of Starting (and Running) a New Business

Matthew Kirchner | Products Finishing

I was recently invited to the University of Iowa to share my ideas, advice and lessons learned to some early stage business entrepreneurs.

Cutting Part Programming Times Through AI

Evan Doran | Modern Machine Shop

CAM Assist cuts repetition from part programming — early users say it cuts tribal knowledge and could be a useful tool for training new programmers.

Shape Memory Alloy Enables 3D Printed Satellite Component With 6× Larger Deployed-to-Stowed Ratio

Stephanie Hendrixson | Additive Manufacturing

A project conducted by Penn State, NASA Glenn Research Center and 3D Systems 3D printed a nitinol radiator for a satellite that packs up small, but passively deploys when heated. Why it matters: Shape memory alloys coupled with additive geometries can improve satellite performance and lifespan, among other benefits.

Rollepaal Launches Standardized Lines for Oriented PVC Pipe

Jim Callari | Plastics Technology

System requires no specialty additives or complex line configurations to achieve orientation.

INA, Codeso Sonora y Foxconn impulsan la manufactura de baterías en México

Mauricio Pineda | Modern Machine Shop México

La Industria Nacional de Autopartes, Codeso Sonora y Foxconn buscan impulsar la transformación hacia la movilidad eléctrica.

Torno CNC BNA-42SY5: automatización y precisión en un solo equipo

Eduardo Tovar | Modern Machine Shop México

El torno CNC BNA-42SY5, de Marubeni Citizen-Cincom, está diseñado para producción automatizada y alta precisión en el mecanizado de piezas complejas.

The Pellet Enters the Melt Delivery System

| MoldMaking Technology

This summer, let’s get back to the basics. For this summer school basics series, Pellet to Part explores each stage of the plastic injection molding process. This week: Choosing a hot or cold runner system is a decision for the molder and moldmaker that must balance the processing window with budget and time.