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Data logger puts forestry company at the top of the tree

02/02/2029

Thanks to its investment in a Webtec HPM7000 hand-held hydraulic data logger, an installer and maintainer of road-haulage equipment for the forestry sector is now able to collect, store and send critical hydraulic test data more quickly and reliably. The upshot for Shropshire-based Forestry Transport Maintenance Ltd is not just a significant saving in man-hours, but also a more dependable service that provides customers with complete peace of mind.

Alternative approaches to product safety testing

02/02/2029

Traditionally, safety testing has been done at an off-site test house. However, there is an alternative, and equally comprehensive, approach that manufacturers may want to consider.

‘EV Baywatch’: Taking charge in tackling infrastructure challenges

02/02/2029

The rapid surge in electric vehicle (EV) adoption is undoubtedly shaping the future of transport. However, as the world shifts towards greener mobility, a pressing issue persists: the shortage of public charging infrastructure to facilitate it.

The secret lives of manufacturing defects

02/02/2029

2023 saw a number of high-profile recalls linked to manufacturing defects. Despite technological improvements in the field of quality inspection, many safety-critical industries witnessed an increase in the number of defects and recalls. Here, Zohar Kantor, Chief Revenue Officer of QualiSense, traces how defects enter the manufacturing process and avoid detection.

One small component for a satellite, one giant leap for success

02/02/2029

Fasteners are playing an important role in the application of a Danish satellite orbiting Earth, launched by students in a collaboration across several universities.

Latest Features from DPA

Data logger puts forestry company at the top of the tree

Alternative approaches to product safety testing

‘EV Baywatch’: Taking charge in tackling infrastructure challenges

The secret lives of manufacturing defects

One small component for a satellite, one giant leap for success