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Promoting gender diversity in manufacturing roles supports women’s career development and may contribute to the overall competitiveness of an organization.

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In this video, Paul Turnbull, Munro & Associates lead engineer, explains what an axial flux motor is and compares it to a radial flux motor. Axial flux motors are popular for use in high-performance ...

The industry shift from vehicle functions that are permanently defined by hardware and physical controls during manufacturing to software-defined features that can be updated, changed, or corrected ...

One of the most common lead screw geometries in North American manufacturing is the ACME lead screw system. Read this white paper to learn about ACME lead screw systems, their benefits, and why ...

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