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Sharp Unveils State-of-the-Art TV Assembly Plant

OSAKA, Japan-Sharp Corp.’s new assembly plant in western Japan is massive by any measure: It cost $11 billion to build and covers enough land to occupy 32 baseball stadiums. Considered the most expensive manufacturing site ever built in Japan, the facility started churning out liquid-crystal display panels last month.MORE

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January 31, 2023

Manufacturing Expenditures in 2023? What to Expect: Capital Equipment Survey Report

What capital equipment will assemblers buy next year and how much money will they spend on it? Will manufacturers continue to invest in people, plants and equipment? Or is the U.S. headed for a recession? John Sprovieri, Chief Editor of ASSEMBLY, will answer these questions and more as he reports on the findings of ASSEMBLY magazine’s 26th annual capital equipment spending survey.

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February 8, 2023

Servo Press 101

Manufacturers are often faced with challenges that are costing them time and money on their plant floor. Join Promess Application Engineers, John Lytle and Stephanie Price, to discover servo press technology and its benefits in assembly systems.

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