Test and Inspection Assembly

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At Hitachi Metals Automotive Components USA LLC (HMAC), suspensions, exhaust manifolds and other components are assembled every day for all of the world’s leading automakers.

Sensors and RFID technology can be used to error-proof automated assembly processes.

Traveling more than 1,800 miles across the Australian outback in a standard automobile is an extremely tough challenge for any driver. Imagine how much more difficult it is to traverse this harsh terrain in a solar-powered vehicle with little or no track record of reliability.

Manufacturers of knives and tools gain a competitive advantage by assembling their products in the U.S.

Every assembly line should be equipped with manual torque wrenches and screwdrivers.

New vision technology offers engineers a rainbow of options.

Functionality and ergonomics are becoming increasingly important to furniture manufacturers around the world.

The right tools are always essential to properly perform repair work.

This past May, automotive modules and components manufacturer TRW was purchased by transmission manufacturer ZF for $12.4 billion. The deal creates ZF-TRW—the world’s third-largest auto supplier, with 130,000 employees and annual sales of more than $34.2 billion.

A flexible pneumatic test system finds bad automotive electronics before consumers do.