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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, Apr 17, 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, Apr 9, 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, Apr 4, 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, Apr 3, 2002

Motion control moves to recovery

Signs of optimism increase in the European market for advanced motion control products.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Apr 1, 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, Mar 26, 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, Mar 25, 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, Mar 25, 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, Mar 25, 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, Mar 21, 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, Mar 20, 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, Mar 18, 2002

Aerospace downturn hits SW England

BEMA, the Bristol and Western Engineering Manufacturers' Association, has released the results of its State of Trade Survey for 2002.

News from BEMA, Mar 18, 2002

Sevice warns of electronic component obsolescence

Product Watch is a novel obsolescence service from Farnell, available now in the UK and scheduled for global rollout later in 2002.

News from Farnell InOne, Mar 15, 2002

UK slow to automate storage

Although nearly 75% of UK manufacturers have computerised their stock control systems, more than half have still not automated their storage.

News from Kardex Systems (UK), Mar 15, 2002

Smart relays to boom

The market for intelligent (smart) relays is forecast to more than double in size over the next few years.

News from IMS Research, Mar 13, 2002

Survey reveals "silo sickness"

A recent survey carried out by Cadcentre reveals that the engineering industry is suffering from "silo sickness".

News from Aveva Engineering IT, Mar 8, 2002

Electric drives market to continue progress

The positive advances seen in the last year are likely to continue, according to Frost and Sullivan's motors and drives research team.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 27, 2002

Survey of design engineers highlights pressures

Research published this month highlights the huge impact which customer expectations are having on the work of the UK's electronic design engineers.

News from Farnell InOne, Feb 22, 2002

Inherently conductive polymers to mushroom

Inherently conductive polymers (ICPs) are finally about to leap from the laboratory into the commercial world, according to a new report.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 21, 2002

Frost and Sullivan awards for drives makers

The latest report from Frost and Sullivan's electric drives market service presents Market Engineering Awards to companies that have made a positive contribution to the European market.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 13, 2002

Renewable energy sources set for greater role

Although unlikely to supersede conventional generation technologies, renewable energy sources (RES) are set for a greater role on the global energy supply stage during this century.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 12, 2002

Report looks at European workwear market

Who will survive? That is the question posed by Emma Smith, Research Analyst with Frost and Sullivan in her market report on the European Workwear market.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 11, 2002

Optimism in study of welding consumables market

A new study by Frost and Sullivan is optimistic about the future of the welding consumables market, despite the many challenges in the road ahead.

News from Frost and Sullivan, Feb 4, 2002

Packaging machinery suppliers set to consolidate?

New analysis by Frost and Sullivan showed the European Packaging Machinery market enjoyed rising growth rates throughout the late 1990s, with estimated market revenues of $6.52 billion by 2007

News from Frost and Sullivan, Jan 29, 2002

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