Metal fabricators aiming to venture into finishing processes should familiarize themselves with two prevalent options—liquid and powder coating—along with the prerequisites necessary for a company seeking to employ either or both.
In light of the evolving global industry demands, the laser industry and technology are shifting their focus towards meeting the requirements of 5G semiconductors and smart vehicle processes. While Taiwan's laser industry has a well-established foundation built over the years, sustaining international competitiveness necessitates a proactive advancement in independent laser technology.
5G is recognized as a key enabler of Industry 4.0. With its high network speed and low power consumption, 5G facilitates the connectivity of every sensor in the upcoming unmanned factory to the cloud. This connectivity allows for the extraction of data for analysis, ultimately fueling advancements in artificial intelligence.
The integration of collaborative robots into production has become a pivotal element in the manufacturing chain, enhancing overall production efficiency. These compact collaborative industrial robots are designed to operate in confined spaces, addressing challenges posed by limited working spaces.
Defects are bound to arise during the reprocessing of mechanical equipment or parts related to metal. As a result, the final item's surface treatment process plays a crucial role, serving the dual purpose of enhancing aesthetics and providing protection. This process not only improves the performance of metal parts but also helps prevent rust.
As the utilization of 3D printing expands across the broader spectrum of industrial manufacturing, the significance of this technology extends beyond its role as a rapid prototyping tool. This article provides an overview of the applications of 3D printing in the fabrication of molds and dies for processes such as injection molding and die casting.
Hydraulic presses find applications in compaction, assembly, pressing, forming, embossing, and stretching. They play a crucial role in compaction within the cosmetics sector, assembly in the automotive industry, molding of electronic products, and stamping in the home appliance industry.
Carbon fiber has ushered in a remarkable transformation within the bicycle industry, redefining the boundaries of performance and durability. However, not all carbon fiber products are created equal, with some falling short due to inferior materials and subpar manufacturing processes. In this landscape, Bevato International Corp., a pioneering Taiwan-based bicycle parts manufacturer, has emerged as a beacon of excellence, harnessing carbon fiber technology to craft exceptional cycling accessories that redefine the riding experience.
In today's rapidly evolving landscape of remote work and small office/home office (SOHO) setups, office connectivity is undergoing a profound revolution. SOHO professionals often grapple with various challenges, including the need to seamlessly control multiple PCs using a single set of peripherals. With a range of cutting-edge developments, Rextron International Inc. is reshaping the dynamics of productivity and efficiency in SOHO work environments.
There are two types of RFID systems: passive and active. For those unfamiliar with RFID, you may be curious about the distinctions between these types and which one suits your application best. In the following, we offer a brief explanation.