State of the Gear Industry
Gear Technology's annual State-of-the-Gear-Industry Survey is a valuable resource for the entire industry, helping us better understand the current economic position and outlook for companies manufacturing gears. The survey takes less than 10 minutes and results will be available in the January/February 2025 issue.
The Flexible Factory
In preparation for Automate 2025 in Detroit, let's look back at one of our websites most popular articles in 2024. Automate delivers the latest innovations in manufacturing automation technology from more than 800 exhibitors. If the robotic and automation highlights aren’t enough, the show also hints at the evolution of AI, IIoT, e-Mobility, condition monitoring and intuitive software.
Engineering Legacy: Diamond Chain Company (1890)
Diamond Chain Company got its start in 1890 as Indianapolis Chain & Stamping Company, manufacturing bicycle chain in Indianapolis, Indiana. The company’s founders selected the diamond as their trademark because it symbolized perfection. After being bought by plant manager L. M. Wainwright, the company was renamed Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Company. Diamond Chain’s products were integral in many historical breakthroughs, including the Wright Brothers’ first flying machine, Henry Ford’s first automobile, and numerous motorsport champion vehicles. Here's another popular online article from PTE in 2024:
Complete Screw Jack Lifting Systems
Screw jacks have been revolutionized by Zimm. Offering a true engineered product with incredible features and advantages, separating them from all the rest. Check out the new ZE-Series and download the catalog today. Whether it’s for lifting, holding, pushing or pulling, DieQua has a Zimm screw jack solution for you.
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5 Ways to Save Money Through Ultrasonic Analysis
When facilities are designed and built to meet the standards of the day, the plant is as efficient as it will ever be on day one. However, as the plant ages and production demands increase, aging equipment becomes strained leading to inefficiencies and escalating costs.
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Join us for Analytical Gear Chart Interpretation
AGMA is hosting our Analytical Gear Chart Interpretation on January 29, 2025 online! For more information such as dates and times and registration deadline, click on the link below.
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