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Taking the simple approach

02/02/2029

Design cycles can become complex and unwieldy, which is why tools to streamline the process are always welcome.

You spin me right round

Slewing ring bearings have been in use for many years and are often associated for rotating heavy and slow-turning or slow-oscillating loads on a horizontal platform, such as on a crane. In this article, however, dry-tech director, Robert Dumayne, focuses on the ‘Lazy Susan’ type of slewing ring bearings for fast rotary movements in confined spaces.

A bearings solution for every application

02/02/2029

Bearings manufacturer Bowman International recently launched its new range of split roller bearings, the JHB Split Bearing, through its subsidiary John Handley Bearings. Combining higher capacities than any other split bearing on the market and interchangeable parts, it has been lauded by the industry press as “the future of split bearings.” Here we take an in-depth look at some of Bowman’s most notable innovations and services.

Wireless sensor essential for keeping drones going on long flights

02/02/2029

High performance drones that can stay aloft for extended periods need super-reliable controls or risk being lost mid-flight. A test rig for developing the next generation of long-mission drones uses a wireless torque sensor that allows rapid set up and rapid testing.

Innovative sensor technologies enable more complex robot inspection measurements

02/02/2029

Sensor technologies enable robot measurement tasks where there is a growing need for high precision measurements over wide surface areas and where there are requirements for increased flexibility, says Chris Jones, Managing Director of Micro-Epsilon UK.

Latest Features from DPA

Taking the simple approach

You spin me right round

A bearings solution for every application

Wireless sensor essential for keeping drones going on long flights

Innovative sensor technologies enable more complex robot inspection measurements