- 28th January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Additive manufacturing gets products to market faster and cheaper, says IPF
Injection moulded parts can be brought to market faster with lower project costs and more complex geometries thanks to HP Multi-Jet Fusion, says Industrial Plastic Fabrications. The firm will be highlighting the HP Multi-Jet Fusion at Southern Manufacturing 2020, as part of its extensive range
- 28th January 2020
- Electronics, Exhibitor Announcements
Yamaichi Electronics launches new push-pull M12 connector
Yamaichi Electronics will showcase the newest addition to its M12 connector range – an M12 push-pull with inner locking. The cable-side connector engages into the device socket from the inside with locking hooks. As a result, the push-pull system requires only the same installation space
- 27th January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Live machining on Matsuura stand will use 3D printed fixtures
Exclusively for Southern Manufacturing 2020, Matsuura Machinery will exhibit the single table five-axis MX-520 CNC machine tool and HP Multi-Jet Fusion 580 3D printer. Machining live on the MX-520 will use fixtures and work-holding printed on the HP Multi-Jet Fusion 4200 3D printer, working in
- 27th January 2020
- Electronics, Exhibitor Announcements
LoRa RF modules highlighted by RF Solutions
At this year’s Southern Manufacturing & Electronics show, RF Solutions will be displaying a new range of LoRa (long range) radio modules and a new range of off the shelf products. The Lambda 62 RF module will be showcased. This 868 / 915Mhz LoRa transceiver
- 27th January 2020
- Electronics, Exhibitor Announcements
New thermal wire stripper outstrips mechanical versions says Hakko
A thermal wire stripper, designed to overcome all common problems associated with using mechanical strippers and hand tools, will be launched at Southern Manufacturing 2020 by Hakko. The FT-802 satisfies the demands of the military, medical and aerospace industries. It ensures the precise, clean-cut removal
- 24th January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Nabertherm highlights ovens and furnaces for additive manufacturing
Many methods of additive manufacturing require subsequent heat treatment of the manufactured components. The requirements for the furnaces depend on the component material, the working temperature, the atmosphere in the furnace and, of course, the additive production process. Nabertherm will showcase a number of solutions
- 24th January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Intelligent lifting is intuitive
Workplace improvements to health, safety and ergonomics will be spotlighted by Yaplex. Among the systems on display at this year’s show will be the Solution electric balancer. This provides zero gravity lifting and automatically senses the weight of the load and adjusts the balance accordingly
- 23rd January 2020
- Electronics, Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Traceability solutions showcased by Brady
Wire identification, labelling materials and tools for wire and cable marking in the electrical, electronic and telecommunication markets, high performance identification products, labels and signs that remain legible and highly adhesive even in harsh environments will be showcased by Brady at Southern Manufacturing 2020. The
- 22nd January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Software in tune with the future from Harmonic Software Systems
Software is the life blood of the future. Artificial intelligence, the IoT (internet of things), self-driving cars, smart cities and robotics will all require millions of lines of computer code. From securing IoT devices, developing bespoke software, implementing AI and machine learning, to certifying and
- 22nd January 2020
- Exhibitor Announcements, Manufacturing
Fractory takes sheet metal fabrication into the cloud
Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2020 exhibitor, Fractory is a UK company that has taken sheet metal fabrication online. Its cloud-based manufacturing platform lets customers upload CAD drawings or 3D models for instant pricing. Its proprietary algorithms calculate quotes in seconds, which the firm says significantly