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Tiny UAV is capable of hovering quietly in midair and taking high-definition pictures. Read More

Material handled with the TLD diverter can include aggregates, rock, glass cullet, sand, refractory mix and clinker. Read More

Midwest Motion Products of Watertown, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of a new DC Gear- Motor, Model # MMP-TM40-285D-24V GP42-04.3 - Accepting any 24 Volt DC source, including battery power, this robust Gear Motor. Read More

The Garland Chemical plant in Texas and the Nippon Shokubai Chemical plant in Osaka Japan, both producers of products that require flammable substances as part of their manufacturing processes, recently experienced fires and explosions that were extremely costly. Read More

Reducing the risk of a fire is always paramount in protecting a facility, but if one does happen, BI-TORQ Valve Automation offers fire safe fusible link assemblies (thermal shut-off valves) to help keep media contained. Read More

Controlling flow of air, gases and liquids Read More

Bosch Rexroth Belgium acted as development partner and systems consultant in an ambitious 25 million euro project that saw the construction of one of the world’s biggest ring-lifting cranes, ideal for heavy lifting applications at refineries. Read More

High Capacity "double recirculation" range offers maximum precision & smoothest performance. Read More

Volkswagen’s latest eye-catching creation, the ultra-efficient diesel-hybrid XL1, debuted at the Qatar Auto Show, immediately garnering attention both for its looks and its specs. Read More

The Big Dig, the largest public works project in US history, required $110,000,000 a month at its peak and poured 3.7 million cubic yards of concrete, nearly enough to build a sidewalk three feet wide and 12 inches thick from Boston, across the Atlantic Ocean, to London. Read More

After a nail-biting finish the French team Microjoule from La Joliverie have topped the Prototype leaderboard for the fifth consecutive year in a petrol-fuelled car. Chased by relative newcomers Team GAMF from Kecskemet College from Hungary, who achieved 2,696 km/l, victory was uncertain until the last moment. Read More