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Engineering
Bearings and Value to Production Facilities
Let’s use an example of a mining/cement operation to illustrate the value that bearings bring to production facilities.
TRIAGE engineering solutions introduced by NTN
NTN Canada is launching its TRIAGE engineering solutions system,…
Remee introduces renewable energy cables
Remee Wire & Cable introduced their new line of…
Endress+Hauser improves in independent EcoVadis audit
Endress+Hauser has achieved 76 out of 100 points in…
Ridgid pipe saw
Ridgid, a part of Emerson’s tools portfolio, introduced a…
ABB Baldor-Reliance severe duty XT motor
The Baldor-Reliance Severe Duty XT motor bridges the gap…
Hydra Energy to deliver hydrogen-powered trucks
Hydra Energy has secured $15 million from Just Business to expand beyond pilots…
The Electric Circuit partners with Québec’s municipalities to facilitate EV charging stations
The Electric Circuit, in partnership with Québec’s municipalities, will be…
Wago introduces new Business Development Specialist
Wago has appointed Michael Cuff for the position of…
ABB and Bornes Québec to expand EV charging infrastructure
ABB will supply electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for…
CTMA Virtual Cutting Tool Tradeshow
The Canadian Tooling and Machining Association (CTMA) held its…
Adapting plumbing for a global water crisis
According to Zurn Canada, clean water shortages are a…
Ledvance announces new Vice-President of Marketing
Ledvance LLC announced Charlie Harte as Vice-President of Marketing…
Investment announced to advance Hamilton LRT
A federal funding of $1.7 billion will be used…
Training program to be launched for electrical workers
A training for 500 electrical workers is being launched…
STLE appoints 2021-2022 President
The Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE) named Ken…
SKF bearings help in Mars Rover’s operations
SKF designed Kaydon’s RealiSlim thin-section ball bearings, enabled the…
Humber College virtual MMP graduation
Humber College hosted its virtual version of the MMP…
Motion celebrates 75th anniversary
Motion Industries, Inc., celebrates its 75th anniversary of being…
First Virtual Expo a Success
MRO teamed up with its sister publication, Design Engineering, to host a virtual expo focusing on maintenance, reliability, manufacturing, design and operations.
Thordon Bearings appoints Millstream Engineering
Thordon Bearings has appointed Millstream Engineering as an authorized…
Rittal announces Advancing Women in Tech Scholarships 2021
Rittal Systems Ltd. Canada announced it will award two…
Adapting to Maintenance Technology
This year it seems like we are on the front steps of maintenance technology. Manufactures are talking about new advanced maintenance tools, and many are moving toward implementing technological applications to be used by plant engineers and tradespeople.
Magna to form joint venture with LG Electronics to build electric car components
(CP) Shares of auto parts manufacturer Magna International Inc.…
Canadian Pacific to pilot hydrogen powered train to decarbonize freight transport
(CP) CALGARY – Canadian Pacific says it will pilot…
Maintenance: What Does the Future Hold?
Technology moves at a fast pace, and companies need to adapt quickly if they want to stay competitive in the new marketplace. Maintenance is no exception. What was once an industry that saw maintenance professionals using metal tools and wearing a hardhat, are now more likely to use a tablet to check on their assets.
MRO’s 2021 Truck and Van Preview
While most models for 2021, have engine, package, trim, or colour changes, two of the light-duty pick-up truck heavyweights have made major changes to their vehicles.
Bearing Quality, Service Life and Fatigue Life
What does the user want? What does the machine
designer want?
First of its kind intersection in P.E.I. requires 11 instructional videos to explain
(CP) CHARLOTTETOWN – The P.E.I. government has produced no…
Partnership Forms Largest Food Design Firm in Canada
Dennis Group, announced a partnership with IFAB Engineering Partners,…
