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Understanding the differences between wave washers and wave springs

Understanding the differences between wave washers and wave springs

When selecting a spring element for mechanical assemblies, it is important to understand the differences between wave washers and wave springs. Both play significant roles in managing loads, but they serve different functions and offer distinct advantages.

Smart, precise and productive: Supporting the factory of the future

Smart, precise and productive: Supporting the factory of the future

Here, James Watson, Renishaw’s Industrial Metrology Applications Manager, explores how smart developments are helping manufacturers achieve higher performance, greater flexibility and more efficient production at scale, while responding to broader industry trends and challenges in skills, supply chains and environmental performance.

Powering the next generation of agricultural machinery

Powering the next generation of agricultural machinery

The agricultural equipment industry is entering a period of transformation. Faced with a push for increased electrification and automation, manufacturers are rethinking how power is delivered, controlled, and monitored across every aspect of modern machinery.

Beyond steel: Alternative spring materials for challenging environments

Beyond steel: Alternative spring materials for challenging environments

When most engineers consider spring materials, stainless steel and high-carbon steels are usually the starting point. These materials are well understood, widely available and cost effective, making them the default choice for many standard applications.

Driving fibreglass manufacturing into the digital age

Driving fibreglass manufacturing into the digital age

A fibreglass manufacturer is transforming its operations after embracing strategy, technologies and skills through Made Smarter.

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