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Laboratory Drying Ovens: Essential Equipment for Precision Research and Testing

High-performance laboratory drying ovens drive scientific and industrial progress. These specialized devices provide the controlled heat environments required for modern research, industry, and quality control applications. They’re also essential for research and testing because they…

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Quantum Computing with Laboratory Ovens: Precision Heating for Superconductors

Quantum computing is here and already transforming manufacturing. Though still in its early stages, it accelerates drug discovery, optimizes logistics, and drives the creation of new materials. Industrial laboratory ovens are spearheading this transformation by…

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ETH Zürich Students Unveil Rotational Multi-Material Metal AM Process

Metal additive manufacturing has a new twist, literally. A student team at ETH Zürich built a laser powder bed fusion system that prints on a rotating platform, depositing and fusing powder in one continuous motion.…

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Choosing NADCAP Composite Curing Ovens for Aerospace Applications

Is your company looking for NADCAP composite curing ovens that won’t trip you up at audit time? This guide outlines how aerospace manufacturers can meet stringent NADCAP standards, select compliant equipment, and enable a Continuous…

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3D‑Printed Tooling Edges Toward Autoclave‑Ready Production in Boeing–MSU Collaboration

Autoclave‑capable 3D‑printed composite tooling took a meaningful step forward this month. Aurora Flight Sciences (a Boeing company) and Mississippi State University’s Advanced Composites Institute (MSU ACI) reported a validated approach for printed molds that can…

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Researchers at the University of Georgia Develop Long-Lasting Hand Sanitizer

Researchers at the University of Georgia have developed a new hand-sanitizing gel called NORel (Nitric Oxide Releasing gel), recently described in the journal Biomaterials Science. Unlike traditional alcohol-based sanitizers, which evaporate quickly and lose effectiveness…

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Shell’s New EV Thermal Fluid Promises Sub-10-Minute Charging

Fast charging is the holy grail of electric mobility. Every automaker is chasing it. Every driver wants it. And now, Shell believes it’s within reach using what it understands best — fluids. Namely, the company…

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How Photonic Curing Could Revolutionize Industrial Thermal Processing

A lesser-known but rapidly emerging technology – Photonic Curing – is reshaping how manufacturers process thin-film and printed electronics materials. Unlike traditional ovens that rely on prolonged heat exposure, photonic curing uses intense, pulsed light…

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How Post Curing Improves the Strength and Stability of 3D Printed Parts

Post curing 3D printing is what turns “good” prototypes into production-ready components. Post-curing completes polymer reactions and locks in dimensional stability, allowing repeatable results across builds. In additive manufacturing (AM), it’s a step that happens…

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BASF delivers first mass-produced CAM for semi-solid cells to WELION

On August 29, 2025, BASF said its BASF Shanshan Battery Materials joint venture delivered the first mass-produced cathode active materials (CAM) for semi-solid-state batteries to WELION New Energy. The collaboration moved from concept to series…

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