Essentially, metal fabrication is the construction of metal structures via bending, cutting, and assembling. This value added process has grown over the years due to technology. Fabrication of Multifunctional parts requires design-using 3D. This is essential as you are not designing a single functional component such as thermal management, structural load, and control or sensing. Therefore, traditional metal fabrication would not manage multifunctional parts; in comes 3D design. Here are some of the reasons why 3D model in manufacturing is essential.…
Many pneumatic vibrators have been designed to work with a high degree of reliability. However, some of those vibrators may develop defects that may affect their performance. This article discusses some of those defects and explains what you can do to restore normal functionality to your material flow aids.
Vibration Noise
Manufacturers of pneumatic vibrators usually design them to operate as noiselessly as possible. You should therefore watch out for unusual noise levels while this equipment is operating.…
People who own older homes may find that they have to repair a defective radiator at an inopportune time, such as on a cold winter night after that radiator stops working because of a leak. This article discusses some reasons why you should use an epoxy adhesive to fix that small leak instead of incurring the cost of calling a service technician to fix that minor problem.
Strength
The metal epoxy adhesive forms a very strong bond with the metal of the radiator.…
Sadly, many Australian birds die every year when they fly into windows. Homeowners are sometimes unaware of these impacts unless the bird leaves a mark on the glass, but other incidents can result in cracked or broken windows. Find out why birds commonly collide with double glazed windows, and find out what to do if you experience this problem at home.
Why birds collide with windows
Experts estimate that millions of birds around the world die because of window collisions.…
A bakery in Melbourne learned the hard way about not protecting their employees from conveyor accidents when they were fined $60,000 for an accident that occurred on site. The decision not to immediately return a conveyor guard to a machine was a mistake that an employee paid for with the loss of their arm. As an employer, you must make sure that your employees are protected from the fast moving parts that make up your new conveyor purchase.…
