Appliance Assembly - Articles - Page 37

Reduce Aerodynamic Noise

Learn more about the development of new methodologies for the reduction of aerodynamic noise in fans and blowers.

May 1, 2014

Aerodynamic noise is a rising source of concern for fans and blowers manufacturers across all industries, from domestic appliances and equipment to high speed cooling fans in IT and telecoms equipment.

GE Appliances to Open Micro-Factory at University of Louisville

April 24, 2014

LOUISVILLE, KY—GE Appliances will open a micro-factory, FirstBuild, at the University of Louisville this summer to accelerate the process of bringing new products to market.

Adhesive Bonding

Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Tapes Can Speed Assembly in Multiple Industries

Herb Bowling

April 23, 2014

From brake shoes to smart phones, acrylic adhesive tapes are finding use in a growing number of applications.

WEB EXCLUSIVE

Myriad Advantages and Applications of Ultrasonic Metal Welding

April 21, 2014

In the continuing evolution within the family of ultrasonic welding and complementary expanding of appliance needs, ultrasonic metal welding as a solution encompasses superior performance, improved throughput and reduced maintenance.

Hoffmann on Testing

Where Is Your Old School Technology?

Jacques Hoffmann

April 10, 2014

There are times when leak testing experts advocate "going old school."

The Cost of Spending Too Little

Is it possible that a lower cost option could be more expensive?

Dr. Mike Shipulski

April 1, 2014

We’re all aware of the consequences of paying too much.

Whirlpool to Add 400 Jobs in Ohio

March 17, 2014

GREENVILLE, OH—To meet strong demand for small appliances, Whirlpool Corp. is investing $40 million and adding 400 jobs to the KitchenAid assembly plant here.