Aerospace Engine Component Manufacturer Achieves Milestone Year of Record Growth

ANT Industries, a world-class precision engineering firm headquartered in Atherstone, Warwickshire, is celebrating a year of unprecedented success and growth, announcing orders in excess of £30m won over the next 3 years. Specialising in the manufacturing of components for aerospace and gas turbine engines, ANT Industries has emerged as a leading centre of excellence in […]

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UVAC warns of threat to manufacturing skills gap posed by Apprenticeship Levy reform

A new report by the University Vocational Awards Council (UVAC) has today warned that drastic reform or the abolishment of the government’s Apprenticeship Levy scheme will have a hugely detrimental impact on the skills gap across the manufacturing sector. Cuts to funding of higher and degree apprenticeships, that are so critical to training core sectors […]

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Eviden Mission Critical Systems Technology Center opened in Prottes, Lower Austria

Eviden expands global presence for customers’ core missions Eviden, the Atos Group business leading in digital, cloud, big data and security, is pleased to announce the opening of its new facility, the Eviden Mission Critical Systems Technology Center, in Prottes, Lower Austria. The inauguration has taken place, reflecting Eviden’s commitment to advancing satellite technologies and fostering […]

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Precision Seals The Deals at MACH for Rainford

The trend of more manufacturers entering the ‘micro-machining’ sphere was evident at MACH 2024 as the industry experts Rainford Precision celebrated an exceptionally successful show. As the outright leaders in small and micro component machining solutions, the level of enquiries was unprecedented for everything from specialist and micro cutting tools to the Kern micron precision […]

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Automating cricket ball production

Global cricket ball manufacturer uses automation with a vision system for efficiency and upskilling  Under the laws of cricket, it is illegal for players to rub any substance other than saliva and sweat onto the ball, let alone scuffing it with their fingernails. Similarly, strict rules apply to the manufacturing of cricket balls. Here’s how […]

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