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FLIR Systems has produced an informative guide which details the role that Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is likely to play in the Refining of Mineral Oil & Gas BREF (Best Available Technique Reference ) as part of the new European Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). Read More

The Boeing 787-9 Rolls Out Read More

An Icon of space travel, spurs development of a new alloy. Read More

The Next Wave of Space Exploration Is Here! Read More

So Small it Fits in the Palm of Your Hand. Read More

ACT0M Air Pollution Control recently completed a turnkey contract for the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of three high-efficiency bag filters at PPC’s Slurry cement factory near Mafikeng, North West Province. Read More

Advancements in nanotechnologies have increased the global demand for high-precision dimensional metrology equipment in electronic manufacturing. Regulations that place emphasis on product quality have further compelled the installation of dimensional metrology and sustained market revenues. Read More

Putnam Precision Molding (Putnam, CT) announces their upcoming participation as an exhibitor in the world’s largest packaging and processing event in 2013. Putnam will display their Plastock® line of injection molded thermoplastic mechanical drive and conveyor components, including timing belt pulleys, timing belts, spur gears, chain and sprockets. Read More

RUD Chain’s Military Technology Team will be exhibiting at the 2013 Modern Day Marine Expo at Marine Corps Base (MCB) Quantico, September 24-26. Modern Day Marine Expo is the premier military equipment, systems, services and technology exposition. Read More

At RUD, we’re always working on creating new and exciting products that showcase the innovation we stand for. One of our latest is the Tool-Mover, which can be used for any injection molding—metal or plastic—and is ideal for safely forging large tools. Read More

The VLBS-U-LT welded load ring, one of RUD’s latest innovations offers a major distinctive feature operating to temperatures as low as -49°F (– 45°C) to temperatures of 752°F (400°C), perfect for many offshore and arctic offshore projects. Read More