John Sprovieri is an editor for ASSEMBLY Magazine, specializing in manufacturing and assembly processes. With a focus on the national (United States) industry, John covers a wide range of topics including automation, robotics, welding, adhesives, and other technologies that impact the manufacturing sector.
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According to ASSEMBLY magazine’s annual Capital Equipment Spending Survey, 38 percent of U.S. assembly plants will purchase electric or pneumatic fastening tools in 2024.
Adhesives offer many benefits over mechanical and thermal methods of assembly.
Remember Rethink Robotics? The company was co-founded by Rodney Brooks and Ann Whittaker in 2008. Before starting the company, Brooks was a professor of robotics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and former director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. He was also the founder and former chief technical officer of iRobot, the maker of the Roomba home vacuum-cleaning robot.
By: John Sprovieri
The FX-971 is a 100-watt benchtop soldering station that works with both standard and micro irons.
The rapid economic recovery, the tight labor market, and high inflation have shifted power to workers who are organized.
The EMC3300 is a lightweight, ergonomic electromechanical tool for crimping stamped and formed contacts, terminals and splices onto copper and aluminum cable 26 to 10 AWG. It has a one-trigger design and pre-clamp function to make crimping simple and quick. Interchangeable die sets allow the tool to produce hex, confined crescent, and nest-and-indent crimp styles. The tool also accommodates some die sets supplied by connector sources.
With a footprint of just 2,150 by 1,545 millimeters, the Zeta 620 can produce 360 cables per hour, complete with ferrules on both ends.
The CPM-100HG5 prints and cuts vinyl signs and labels. This thermal printer produces labels in full color. Applications includes labels for wires and cables; ANSI and OSHA signage; health and safety signs; product and asset labeling; visual management signs; pipe marking; and 5S, kaizen and kanban labels.
High strength, vibration resistant, and eco-friendly, the NeoBolt lockbolt is for heavy-duty structural applications. This unique two-piece fastener features locking grooves for strength and vibration resistance.
Photo courtesy Mark-10 Corp. The Series 2 digital force gauges are designed for basic tension and compression force testing applications up to 500 pounds.
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