Mechanical Engineering Blog

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• 16.02.2021

  The Most Extreme Customer – Case Study

  Looking around our customer pool, there are a lot of industrial clients. But from time to time, we see something very different. Which is why we contacted William Stephenson, a […]

• 03.02.2021

  Case Study – JLC Group

  We contacted one of our customers, JLC Group, to enquire about the ways to satisfy the needs and requirements of sectors known for their high demands. And to learn about […]

• 27.01.2021

  How Plasma Cutting Works? Advantages & Disadvantages

  Metal cutting can be categorised into two – mechanical and thermal cutting. Plasma cutting is a thermal cutting method where ionised gas is used for cutting the metal. It is […]

• 27.01.2021

  All About Sheet Metal – Materials, Standard Sizes & Forming Processes

  Sheet metal is the basis of all engineering today. We can see it everywhere – from cars and machinery to house facades and furniture. To utilise sheet metal to its […]

• 26.01.2021

  Circular Runout Explained

  ASME Y14.5 2009 GD&T Standards lists out 14 types of geometric tolerances. These 14 tolerances are bunched up into five different groups based on the type of control they offer. […]

• 21.01.2021

  Horizontal vs Vertical Milling

  Milling refers to the removal of workpiece material by rotary cutters. Grooving, boring, drilling, etc. can all be used to manufacture parts with the desired finish. The introduction of CNC […]

• 18.01.2021

  Metal Extrusion

  Both stock material and custom metal parts come in a very wide range of cross-sections. Metal extrusion is one of the ways used to create these seamless tubes or intricate […]

• 05.01.2021

  New Year’s Resolutions for 2021

  Another year has passed, making room for 2021. As usual, this means it’s time for us to reflect on the past year and bring out some of the things we […]

• 22.12.2020

  Powder Coating – Choosing Gloss & Texture

  Powder coating is one of the most common ways of surface treatment in the metal fabrication industry. It gives the part or product a nice aesthetic finish that also protects […]

• 16.12.2020

  Poka-Yoke in Manufacturing

  Most competitive studies have found that 70-100% of manufacturing incidents are due to human error. It can happen with the most well-trained and experienced person. There are many reasons for […]