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Marposs Acquires Automation Assembly And Test Company

November 29, 2018

Elettrosystem offers custom engineered solutions for a variety of needs such as plastic vial assembly and test machines for the medical industry or cylinder head assembly lines for automotive applications.

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Ametek Inc. Acquires Spectro Scientific

November 29, 2018

Spectro has annual sales of approximately $50 million and was acquired for approximately $190 million.

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Buehler Offers Ferrous Materials Webinar Dec. 4-6

November 20, 2018

Buehler is sponsoring a new webinar for the testing of ferrous materials Dec. 4-6 in English, French and German

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Trescal Makes Two Acquisitions in the U.S. and France

November 13, 2018

Trescal acquired Diamond Technical Services (DTS) in Boston, and ACTEAM Industries in Nantes, France.

Back to Basics: Inspection Using High-Speed Video Cameras

High-speed video cameras capture what the human eye could never see.

Edward McMenamin

November 2, 2018

Knowing a material’s breaking point is crucial during its development; and being able to observe the instantaneous moment of failure allows for a greater understanding of the process. That, in turn, can help develop stronger and safer materials.

Digital video borescope from Toshiba America.

Toshiba America SV-1000 Borescope

November 1, 2018

Toshiba America Information Systems’ (TAIS) Imaging Systems Division introduced a small, digital video borescope with illumination, the SV-1000.

Think About It: Gage Calibration Reliability

Hill Cox

November 1, 2018

You’ve made the threaded parts and are confident they are okay because you’ve checked them with your gages. Then you get the call from the customer advising you that their gages have rejected the parts and they are demanding re-work or replacements ASAP.

New Developments for Magnetic Hardness Testing

Learn more about hardness measurement without an indenter via the magnetic measurement method.

Soeren Barteldes

November 1, 2018

The conventional measurement of mechanical hardness, for instance, in steel, is usually carried out using the same principle. A mechanical indenter is forced towards the surface of the workpiece, penetrating it and leaving an imprint.

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