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Report looks at synthetic lubricants in SE Asia
Recently published by the Chemicals Group of Frost and Sullivan is a new analysis of the Southeast Asian (SEA) synthetic lubricants market from 1998 to 2008.
News from Frost and Sullivan (15 July 2002)
Steady growth for industrial valves and actuators
The European industrial valves and actuators industry is in a stable position, pointing to consistent levels of optimism as the global economy comes back to life.
News from Frost and Sullivan (10 July 2002)
Electronics companies cautiously optimistic
Three fifths of CAD managers operating within the electronics engineering industry feel positive about prospective revenue performance for the first six months of this financial year.
News from Business Advantage Group (25 June 2002)
Report focuses on automotive textiles
Increased OEM purchasing power from consolidation within the automotive industry, combined with stringent cost cutting measures means European technical textile producers are feeling the pinch.
News from Frost and Sullivan (13 June 2002)
Technical literature survey on transmission
The British Gear Association has commissioned a technical literature survey to keep members informed of a variety of publications to help them in their work.
News from British Mechanical Power Transmission Association (11 June 2002)
Industrial PCs soften up for emerging applications
New research from IMS has found that the European market for industrial PCs can expect significant growth over the coming years, with annual growth rates topping 10%.
News from IMS Research (21 May 2002)
Single fieldbus standard on the horizon?
A new study by Frost and Sullivan cites the high initial investment costs for fieldbus as the main stumbling block for the widespread adoption of this latest development in process automation.
News from Frost and Sullivan ( 7 May 2002)
Report examines microencapsulation technologies
Microencapsulation technologies have found a broad range of industrial applications in markets as pesticides and cosmetics, according to a new report.
News from Frost and Sullivan ( 2 May 2002)
Air today, electric actuators tomorrow
New research from IMS shows that pneumatics companies must move into the electromechanical linear actuator market to protect their market share.
News from IMS Research (17 April 2002)
Report shows further penetration by diesel
Demands for better fuel economy, pressure to reduce CO2 emissions and advanced diesel engine technology are the key factors helping to fuel the rise in diesel passenger car sales across Europe.
News from Ricardo ( 9 April 2002)
Embedded PLCs to boom
The demand for automation devices with embedded or integrated PLCs is predicted to increase dramatically by 2004.
News from IMS Research ( 4 April 2002)
Process automation set for steady growth
The worldwide market for automation products and services for process industries is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of just over 5% over the next five years.
News from ARC Advisory Group ( 3 April 2002)
Motion control moves to recovery
Signs of optimism increase in the European market for advanced motion control products.
News from Frost and Sullivan ( 1 April 2002)
Counting the true costs of lost production
Downtime Central is a new website published by Business Industrial Network focused on the "true" cost of downtime, rather than placing dollars in a general bucket such as "overhead".
News from Business Industrial Network (26 March 2002)
Research shows slow progress in solid modelling
Half (51%) the UK's CAD using sites operating within the mechanical engineering sector are using 3D CAD software, according to recent research conducted by The Business Advantage Group.
News from Business Advantage Group (25 March 2002)
Rapid prototyping slowly gains acceptance
Rapid prototyping technology has been used at 15% of CAD-using mechanical engineering sites over the last 12 months, according to recent research conducted by The Business Advantage Group.
News from Business Advantage Group (25 March 2002)
Report highlights engineering fears
The traditional fear of a rival undercutting their prices was identified as a major threat to their business by the greatest proportion of resellers during recent research.
News from Business Advantage Group (25 March 2002)
Cautious optimism for construction welding
These are challenging times for manufacturers of welding equipment for construction applications, as detailed in a new report.
News from Frost and Sullivan (21 March 2002)
Report examines automotive welding market
The European metallic welding equipment market for automotive applications is expected to expand against a backdrop of strong price pressures and intensifying competition.
News from Frost and Sullivan (20 March 2002)
Study highlights collaborative process automation
The process industries are entering the collaborative manufacturing era with roughly $65 billion worth of installed process control systems that are rapidly approaching the end of their useful life.
News from ARC Advisory Group (18 March 2002)
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