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Automotive Assembly

Ford's Rouge Assembly Plant Turns 100

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Austin Weber
It has witnessed the production of some of the most iconic vehicles in history. It's also a veteran of two world wars and the Great Depression. And, it played a …
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Automated Assembly

The Basics of MES

Bob Miklosey
Manufacturing execution systems (MES) have been around for quite a while, and there are hundreds of choices out there. …
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Medical Devices Assembly

Ensuring Adhesion for Medical Device Assembly

Michelle Gumbert Patrick Vaughn
For medical devices such as catheters, syringes, vials, test tubes and injector pens, many manufacturers are turning to plastics that are formulated to resist harsh chemical and environmental conditions. …
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Automated Assembly

Project Management for Assembly Automation

Darren Verebelyi Ph.D.
Your company has just decided to add a new product to the lineup, and now it's up to you to purchase a new assembly line. No worries. It's just like …
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Industries

Automakers Turn to Production-Ready Printable Parts

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Austin Weber
Recently, a startup Italian car company called XEV launched a two-seat electric vehicle. When it goes into production at a plant in Jiangsu, China, next month, the LXEV will become …
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Automated Assembly

Increasing Lead Times for Automation Components Become an Issue for Systems Integrators

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John Sprovieri
Whether due to a bustling economy, reshoring, better technology or a skilled-labor shortage, manufacturers are automating more than ever. …
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Screwdriving and Riveting Assembly

Robotic Screwdriving Comes of Age

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Austin Weber
Traditionally, assemblers use semiautomated or manual tools to drive screws. While that technology is still used for some fastening applications, more manufacturers are investing in robotic screwdriving. …
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