Using Laboratory Ovens for Hot Tensile Testing

Laboratory ovens often play a critical manufacturing role as integral components of hot tensile testing (HTT) systems. Product testing is crucial in this industry where safety is paramount. Recent research shows that poor specification/material selection…

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Novel Process Can Clean Wastewater to The Point of Making It Drinkable

A team of engineers at American universities has presented a new kind of chemical process that can completely strip ammonia out of industrial wastewater and polluted groundwater. The method is so effective that if combined…

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This UK-Based Start-Up has Designed This Shield to Make You Invisible

Now invisibility cloaks and shields are not limited to sci-fi movies. You can also buy one for yourself. Thanks to a UK-based company that has made this futuristic technology a reality. London-based startup ‘Invisibility Shield Co’…

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Critical Features of Composite Curing Ovens

Composite materials are everywhere—or so it seems. From easily installed bridges to commercial aircraft to ultra-lightweight fuel-efficient vehicles, composites provide manufacturers with numerous critical benefits that can help boost competitiveness, enhance quality, and increase profitability.…

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How Demand for Phosphoric Acid Fuels The Furnace Market

Global demand for phosphoric acid is rising, providing a driving force for the furnace process market that facilitates its production. According to industry experts, the trend will follow an upward trajectory until at least 2027,…

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How Catheter Manufacturers are Meeting Today’s Production Demands: 6 Best Practices

The demand for catheters in the U.S is growing. Catheters market size, which exceeded US $18.5 billion in 2020, is projected to grow at over 9.5% CAGR from 2021 to 2027. This growth is intensifying pressure on…

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Using Decades-old Drying Ovens? Here’s Why You Should Upgrade

Industrial ovens are incredibly dependable and high-quality machines, especially those manufactured by esteemed brands, so it’s not unusual to see labs using three or even four-decade-old dinosaurs. While it’s understandable that some may see this…

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Scientists propose replacing processor transistors with crystals

A team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, has created artificial crystals displaying negative capacitance, which could theoretically be used in computer processors to replace conventional gate oxides in existing transistors. The result…

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