Industry update
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Call for Canadian manufacturing SMEs interested in A.I. and Industry 4.0
The Canadian Trade Commissioner has issued a call for applications from small and midsized manufacturers who want to participate in an Artificial Intelligence and Industry 4.0 R&D program. -
Nova Bus unveils fully electric long range bus
Nova Bus has launched the LFSe+, its newest fully electric bus. -
Zoller hosts Zollerfest 2019
Zoller Inc. hosted its annual Zollerfest open house on October 2nd and 3rd at its North American headquarters in Ann Arbor, MI. -
CWB Welding Foundation: Impact Report
Five years after it was founded, the CWB Welding Foundation has released “The First Five Years,” a report that charts the impact the foundation has had on the industry.
Shop Tools
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Cutter body built with additive manufacturing
Sandvik Coromant introduces the lightweight CoroMill 390, which features a cutter body produced using additive manufacturing. -
Scanning monoliths in Peru
Between August 5 and August 19, Jason Kleinhenz, the marketing manager of Exact Metrology, visited Peru. -
Equipment utilization monitoring
Sandvik Coromant has introduced CoroPlus MachiningInsights. -
Forty-five degree pyramid workholding for nesting five axis vises.
Kurt Manufactruing’s new Pyramid workholding platform is designed to attach three Kurt vises for five axis machining multiple parts in one load.
Featured Articles
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Hybrid Happenings
by Kip Hanson Which is the more capable technology, additive manufacturing or subtractive? Invest in one of these machine tools and you’ll never have to decide -
Forming with Fluids
by Kip Hanson | photos by Beckwood Press Company If you’re looking for a way to cut forming die costs in half, you’ve come to the right place. -
Fabricating Flexibility
A Quebec mobile storage manufacturer’s investment in bending and punch/shear combo equipment pays off -
Medical Manufacturing Report: In Good Condition
by Noelle Stapinsky A national focus on growing Canada’s medical technology manufacturing industry could mean big opportunities for supply chain demand -
Turning Large
by Kip Hanson Canadians manufacturers are known for their ability to tackle challenges that come their way; for a Canadian machine shop in Alberta and one in Ontario, the challenges are quite large. -
Robotic Welding: Assessing Options
by Noelle Stapinsky Today’s robotic welding systems are easily integrated, but it’s choosing the right equipment that is the tricky part
