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| Clitheroe Engineering bounces back in 2010 |
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Clitheroe Engineering, the Lancashire sub-contractor, expects turnover this year to return to 2008 levels after a nine per cent fall in 2009, as a consequence of the recession.
The company traditionally specialises in the flexible manufacture of hydraulic components for multinational companies, notably in the mining and automotive industries. As a result of the slowdown in 2009, the sub-contractor sought to diversify into the aerospace and machine manufacturing markets, and is currently carrying out ... More
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360 Training Academy confirms attendance at MACH 2010 | 15/03/2010
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Neuteq Europe launch a specialist CNC Support Centre | 15/03/2010
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Plasma cutting consumables from ESAB | 15/03/2010
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Forgemasters to supply urgent parts for crippled Russian power plant (Video) | 12/03/2010
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| Dogged determination |
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Andrew Allcock went to Switzerland, to visit cylindrical grinding specialist Fritz Studer, where he met some St Bernard dogs – both literally and metaphorically (this is an extended version of a feature first published in Machinery March, 2010)
Switzerland-based cylindrical grinding machine specialist Fritz Studer, part of the Korber Schleifring group of companies (www.schleifring.net), held its annual 'Studer Motion' meeting in late January – an event where the company underscores business and ... More
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| True grit technology |
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With plenty of sales success and new product introductions, there is ample to report from the world of grinding, as ... More
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Automate or die |
| Stirling Paatz is managing director and joint founder of Totnes-based robot integrator Barr & Paatz. He implores those in the UK to consider automating, for the sake of continued business
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In control of operations |
| The CNC is the heartbeat of any machine tool. Understanding its capability is paramount to achieving genuine competitive gain. Steed Webzell reports
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Better punching and profiling |
| Andrew Allcock looks at two sheet metalworking sub-contract companies that have invested and boosted productivity, while also catching up with latest product releases in this technology area
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MACH 2010 set to catch the wave |
| MACH 2008, held from 21 to 25 April that year, was a stunning success, with numbers up 21 per cent on MACH 2006, at some 27,000. Business generated by the 2008 show is estimated to have been around £150 million.
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Machinery is a feature-led monthly magazine read by production engineers, production managers, production directors and managing directors in OEMS and sub-contractors engaged in metalcutting/metalforming.
Machinery covers manufacturing technology developments and applications in the key areas including machine tools, tooling, workholding, CADCAM and inspection/quality.
With its regular news, features, in-depth cover stories and insightful analysis, Machinery is the ONLY magazine for anyone trying to reach the (UK's) production engineers.
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