Machining
May 15, 2017
by Andrew Brooks
Gauging the pulse of Canada’s job shops and their critical role in manufacturing
April 14, 2017
JTEKT Toyoda Americas Corp. has won the 2017 Automotive News PACE Award for its high speed synchronization technology on its GS300 and GS700 gear skiving multi-tasking horizontal machining centres.
April 11, 2017
Mazak has developed a new smart automation unmanned system in collaboration with Murata Machinery, the Mazatec SMS (Smart Manufacturin System).
April 3, 2017
by Andrew Brooks
Is Canada's automotive manufacturing industry growth sustainable?
April 3, 2017
Article by Kip Hanson
Photos by David Afriat
Montreal packaging machinery manufacturer embraces CNC in a big way
April 3, 2017
by Kip Hanson
Software solution providers bring choice and flexibility to the CAD/CAM market
April 3, 2017
by Leo Chang
Machining thin materials is not a tough job, as long as you have a good machine and the right techniques
March 21, 2017
As additive manufacturing continues to grow, many major manufacturers, like BMW Group, continue to incorporate the technology into their product processes. This video demonstrates the use of metal additive manufacturing technology at a BMW Group facility.
March 21, 2017
A demonstration of Iscar's new four-flute ChatterFree solid mill line of cutting tools cutting aluminum.
March 19, 2017
The Tesla Model S is considered the first premium Sedan powered purely by electricity.
February 16, 2017
GE Canada has announced it plans to invest $238 million in its Quebec subsidiary, GE Aviation, to modernize its plant in Bromont, QC.
February 16, 2017
Twenty Ontario automotive parts manufacturing will be receiving $1.4 million in funding from the Automotive Supplier Competitiveness Improvement Program (ASCIP).
February 10, 2017
by Andrew Brooks
Additive manufacturing is still relatively new, but will it usher in a new Industrial Revolution?
February 10, 2017
New robotics-enabled technology promises to break some major additive barriers
February 10, 2017
by Andrew Brooks
A low-risk, low-cost way to explore the possibilities of additive manufacturing
February 9, 2017
CN plans to spend $2.5 billion in 2017 to improve its core infrastructure, which includes replacement of 2.2 million rail ties, installation of more than 966 km (600 miles) of new rail, and work in bridges, branch line upgrades and other general track maintenance.
February 9, 2017
by Kip Hanson | Photos by Jim Barnes
Northern Ontario forging and machining company defines “state of the art”
February 8, 2017
by Mary Scianna
Ontario shop relies on versatile, but high hold power workholding system
February 8, 2017
by John Zaya
Effective ways to hold workpieces in multi-axis machining
