Shock tactics lead to compact design

Article Abstract:

Developing a dual-ended shock absorber has allowed Ace Controls International to increase capacity and performance by up to 50% over traditional shock absorbers. Ace Controls claims the new shock absorbers are the same size as their pervious shock absorbers but by configuring the ends to give accessibility and flexibility, the absorbers offer manufacturers the possibility of using low cost units instead of more expensive, larger models.

Shock absorbers, Ace Controls International

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Shrink joint clamps down on stoppages

Article Abstract:

Simplatroll is offering a new shrink joint, dubbed ETP-Impress, which reduces the turnaround of stoppages. The new joint is aimed at applications where shut downs are continually necessary and it has already been implemented in a paper production plant, where shut down occurs regularly for changing of de-watering process bearings. The ETP-Impress has reduced process time, manpower, and costs.

Product information, Shrink fitting, Simpatroll

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Design's big freeze

Article Abstract:

The newly-developed Rapid Freeze Prototyping process freezes water to create accurate engineering ice sculptures. The process, developed at the University of Missouri, allows designers to envisage finished products.

Equipment and supplies, Prototypes, Engineering, Engineering prototypes, Engineering design

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