Articles Tagged with ''manufacturing''

Brand appearance plays a significant role in consumer choice, and the manufacturer competes against larger players with much deeper marketing budgets.

Robot sales have surged over the last few years as companies in every industry recognize robotics and automation can help them compete globally. 

Auditors may not have a reputation for great comic timing and super sweet dispositions, but that’s where John Vandenbemden stands out. Meet our 2022 Quality Professional of the Year.

Total quality management is a way to describe a business environment where employees constantly improve their performance and are committed to maintaining high standards.

Simply stating that your gage passed or failed a calibration does not tell the whole story.

Why test for top-load strength? Packaging for consumable goods has several purposes. Not only must it have an optimal design and attractive looks to grab the attention of a prospective purchaser, but it must also provide ample protection for the product inside.

Nondestructive testing of large components can be time consuming and requires several people to work quickly to minimize the impact of testing on the large component manufacturing process.

The owner/operators of equipment such as vessels, furnaces, boilers, exchangers, tanks, and associated piping and instruments rely on an integrity management program designed to assess the reliability and protect the integrity of the equipment for safe and efficient operation.

The next revision of ASTM E1417 has been published, and a lot is changing. Here are several changes that you should be aware of.

In production, every aircraft structure component will undergo inspection by one of the primary NDT methods. In-service aircraft will experience subsequent nondestructive testing, eddy current inspection being one the primary methods. This article serves to highlight the more common forms of eddy current applications on in-service aircraft.