MOONS' Industries says its new ECU19058 19mm slotless motor is ideal for applications in smaller portable, hand-held devices. This new motor bridges the gap between Moons' 16mm and 22mm diameter models, delivering a robust performance in a compact form.

With the new slewing ring bearing made of WPC (Wood-Plastic-Composite), igus is taking another step forward in the integration of renewable raw materials into industrial production.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have improved a tribometer design for tests in a lubrication development programme by engaging with maxon for the motion control system.

The experts at Moore International discuss the role of ballscrews in astrophysics - the science of measuring, counting and understanding.

Guillaume Mougin, Product Manager at Portescap, explores how miniature electric motors are improving the performance of grippers in robotics.

To help increase its design and production capabilities for filtration and flow control components, Mott Corporation has acquired another metal additive manufacturing (AM) machine from Renishaw. The new RenAM 500S Flex machine has enabled Mott Corporation to reduce machine turnaround and setup times compared to previous AM technologies, while giving more confidence in the performance of printed parts.

Luke Smith, formerly Operations Director, has been promoted to Managing Director of Cornwall based Lesjofors Heavy Springs UK, succeeding Michael Gibbs.

Burkert Fluid Control Systems has released a new 2-way proportional valve with pressure compensation. The Type 2852 offers high flow rates as well as higher pressure operations compared to equivalent size valves, and can handle oxygen, air, natural gases and fuel gases.

METCASE is raising the bar with a new range of universal tilt/swivel carry handles for fitting to any customer-specified metal electronic enclosures. These ergonomic carry handles double as desk stands. They can be adjusted in 30 degree increments, enabling the device to be positioned at the perfect angle for viewing and operation.

Siemens Digital Industries Software reports that the Orient Express Racing Team is using the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software to aid in preparation for upcoming 37th America's Cup and to gain competitive advantage.