Hong Kong-based Pacific Textiles is one of the world's finest textile manufacturers. The company has 6,500 employees and is a longstanding SAP customer with extensive SAP expertise. Employees of the internal SAP team are working underneath the course of CIO Hubert Tsang in a newly built subsidiary, which is positioning itself as an implementation partner for other businesses in the location. The collaboration with T.CON produces the company access to comprehensive industry expertise - for instance, for implementation projects in the paper industry. At the same time, the SAP subsidiary of Pacific Textiles is adding T.CON products like the TRIM SUITE to its portfolio.
 
During a joint presentation at the Fastmarkets RISI Asian Conference in Shanghai, Hubert Tsang and T.CON's International Business Development Manager Bradley Robb launched the partnership to the circle of Asian participants. In front of a professional audience representing some of the most influential paper producers in Asia and the world, they discussed the background and potentials of the collaboration. Together, in a packed room, they demonstrated how T.CON's full-scale optimization tool TRIM SUITE can produce and optimize slitting patterns for the pulp and paper industry. This enables them to support customers worldwide with innovative, SAP native solutions - custom customized to the mill industry.
 
'SAP is used for various scenarios in China. However, not all execution partners in Asia are able to present the industry expertise that is often demanded for the projects', said Gerhard Göbel, Senior Consultant SCM at T.CON. 'Our implementation partner knows the market and opens doors for us. We make our software products and internationally-unique industry expertise available to them.'
The cooperation is an important milestone for T.CON's internationalization strategy. Excellent, highly scalable products and a strong partner who is completely recognizable with the regional situation: this is T.CON's formula for opening up markets in China and neighboring countries.



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(June 13th 2019; IJsselstein, The Netherlands) As many industrial sectors have shifted their making workflow to incorporate additive manufacturing, FELIXprinters has repositioned itself and its portfolio to serve the altering needs of industry. This has been accomplished through careful attention to detail, listening to what customers say, and creating products and features to meet their needs.
 
As such, from the end of 2018, FELIXprinters has launched the Pro 3, L, and XL platforms for industrial production applications.
 
The Pro 3 was developed to integrate seamlessly into industrial workflows, whether that is in an office, a workshop, laboratory, or factory environment. The priority was to deliver a 3D printer that produces enhanced print results repeatably. This is what customers told FELIXprinters was most discouraging for them in their day-to-day procedures with 3D printing, and these are the issues the company set out to address with the Pro 3.
 
FELIXprinters L & XL platforms have been evolved with highly improved build volumes, up to 144 Litres (the Pro L can build parts up to 300 x 400 x 400 mm or 11.8' x 15.75' x 15.75'; while the Pro XL has a build chamber of 600 x 400 x 600 mm or 23.62' x 15.75' x 23.62').
 
To ensure the quality and reliability upon which FELIXprinters has developed its reputation, both of these larger systems incorporate highly engineered print chambers, which incorporate an enclosed warm zone and a cold zone. The warm zone supports steady temperature control during the build, which is specifically crucial when printing materials with a high shrinkage factor, such as ABS, carbon fiber or Nylon. In contrast, the cool zone is where the electronics are situated, to avoid overheating and subsequent machine/build failure.
 
With these industrial production AM platforms, FELIXprinters has launched affordable solutions (€3000 - €15,000) to manufacturers that at the moment have to count on injection moulding, with all this suggests in terms of expense and lack of agility. FELIXprinters AM platforms provide a cost-effective production process with shorter design-to market times for low to medium volumes than injection moulding.
 
Injection moulding is still the go-to technology for high volume plastic part production, but it is recognized by significant up-front capital investment in tooling, which is also time-consuming, and confusing and costly to adapt.
 
3D printing calls for no tooling and is agile which facilitates quick production turnaround, but for high volume runs does have a prohibitively high cost per part. The key is an AM technology that produces the manufacture of short - medium volume applications viable, and it is here that FELXprinters has targeted its attention.
 
Through the use of FELIXprinters' industrial production AM platforms, manufacturers can build high-quality parts repeatably in a range of thermoplastics and other revolutionary components. An additional advantage exists through the use of 3D printing for production, and that is that part cost is not connected with part complexity. As soon as complexity is released to an injection moulded part, the necessity is for more and more expensive mould tools, which causes to an exponential increase in costs.
 
Beyond non-costly part complexness, FELIXprinters' AM platforms for production also facilitate nearly limitless geometric freedom, exhibit very low to zero iteration costs, and have low downtime in the production cycle.
 
Conversely, injection moulding makes design iterations costly, and beyond the high cost of upfront tooling which improves with increased part complexity, means that production is restricted to the location of the production tooling. As FELIXprinters' AM platforms — in common with all 3D printing technologies — manufacture direct from 3D CAD files, the location of manufacture is much more flexible.
 
Also, as AM is a digital strategy, it can be stopped and started again at no cost, meaning that production volumes can be precisely aligned with demand day to day, week to week, month to month. With injection moulding, once the production plan is initiated, it needs to fulfill the full run instantly to remain economic, which therefore necessitates the need for warehousing which itself increases the cost per part.
 
Through the use of FELIXprinters' Pro 3, L, and XL AM platforms, OEM's have a highly trusted, cost-effective, and easy-to-use production technology to that in some short to medium volume applications can rival injection moulding. Manufacturers can gain from the fact that through the use of additive manufacturing, rapid prototyping and design complexity-without-penalty are accessible, and now also the usual issues that restrict manufacturers from using AM in production (namely cost and speed) have been tackled.



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Burlington, NJ - Cementex, the safety tool experts, announces that the company has a new Sales Representative for claims in the Southeast U.S, including Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern Alabama, and the panhandle of Florida. With this new partnership, Cementex looks forward to continued growth in the Southeast region.
 
The Southeast Electrical Representative Group, known as SERG, Inc., partners with top manufacturers in the industrial, commercial and residential electrical industry. The company set out presenting Cementex in May of 2019. SERG, Inc. prides itself on its reputation for hardworking, honest, loyal customer service, and gives not just sales but also customer service, order entry, expediting, and marketing programs.
 
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Technology proceeded to go beyond creating simple products. The last decade has brought a bunch of changes as a result of consumers’ demand and the products’ nature. Customers are getting more keen in buying personalized products, specialized based on their requirements. But then, technology is also evolving and is putting its mark on the manufacturing industry. Each year is bringing innovation, and new technologies are used to create smart products which meet customers' expectations.

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The Drives & Motion Division of Yaskawa America, Inc. stretches the Single Phase Converter (SPC) product line up to 125 HP at 460V and 60 HP at 230V. 

An off-shore wind power platform, somewhere in the North Sea, on a freezing cold night, with howling winds and waves crashing against the amazing structure. An imperturbable ANYmal is quietly conducting its inspection.
 
ANYmal, a medium sized dog-like quadruped robot, walks down the stairs, lifts a “paw” to open doors or to call the elevator and trots along corridors. Darkness is no problem: it knows the place great, having 3D-mapped it. Its laser sensors keep it aware about its appropriate path, location and potential obstacles. It holds its inspection across a few rooms. Its cameras zoom in on counters, recording the measurements displayed. Its thermal sensors record the temperature of machines and equipment and its ultrasound microphone inspections for potential gas leaks. The robot also inspects lever positions as well as the proper positioning of regulatory fire extinguishers. As the electronic buzz of its engines resumes, it holds on working tirelessly. After a little over two hours of inspection, the robot returns to its docking station for re charging. It will soon head back out to conduct its next solitary patrol. ANYmal played alongside Mulder and Scully in the “X-Files” TV series*, but it is in no way a Hollywood robot. It truly exists and surveillance missions are part of its very near future. This quadruped robot was created by ANYbotics, a spinoff of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich). Made of carbon fibre and aluminium, it weighs about thirty kilos. It is fully ruggedised, water- and dust-proof (IP-67). A kevlar belly protects its main body, carrying its powerful brain, batteries, network device, power management system and navigational systems.
 
ANYmal was manufactured for all types of terrain, including rubble, sand or snow. It has been field tested on industrial sites and is at ease with new barriers to overcome (and it can even get up after a fall). Dependant on its mission, its batteries endure 2 to 4 hours. On its jointed legs, protected by rubber pads, it can walk (at the speed of human steps), trot, climb, curl upon itself to crawl, carry a load or even jump and dance. It is the need to move on all surfaces that has powered its manufacturers to choose a quadruped. “Biped robots are not easy to stabilise, especially on irregular terrain” explains Dr Péter Fankhauser, co-founder and chief business development officer of ANYbotics. “Wheeled or tracked robots can carry heavy loads, but they are bulky and less agile. Flying drones are highly mobile, but cannot carry load, handle objects or operate in bad weather conditions. We believe that quadrupeds combine the optimal characteristics, both in terms of mobility and versatility.” What served as a source of inspiration for the team behind the projecoject, t, the Robotic Systems Lab of the ETH Zurich, is a champion of agility on rugged terrain: the mountain goat. “We are of course still a long way” says Fankhauser. “However, it keeps our objective on the longer term. The first prototype, ALoF, was designed already back in 2009. It was still rather slow, very rigid and clumsy – more of a proof of principle than a robot eager for application. In 2012, StarlETH, fitted with spring joints, could hop, jump and climb. It was with this robot that the team started participating in 2014 in ARGOS, a full-scale challenge, launched by the Total oil group. The idea was to present a robot capable of inspecting an off-shore drilling station autonomously.
 
Up against dozens of competitors, the ETH Zurich team was the only team to participate the competition with such a quadrupedal robot. They didn’t win, but the multiple field tests were growing evermore persuasive. Especially because, during the challenge, the team created new joints with elastic actuators made in-house. These joints, encouraged by tendons and muscles, are lightweight, sealed and include their own custom control electronics. They can regulate joint torque, position and impedance directly. Thanks to this invention, the team could enter the same competition with a new version of its robot, ANYmal, fitted with three joints on each leg. The ARGOS experience confirms the relevance of the selected means of locomotion. “Our robot is lighter, takes up less space on site and it is less noisy” says Fankhauser. “It also overcomes bigger obstacles than larger wheeled or tracked robots!” As ANYmal generated public interest and its transformation into a genuine product appeared more than possible, the startup ANYbotics was created in 2016. It sold not only its robot, but also its innovative joints, called ANYdrive.
 
Today, ANYmal is not yet eager for sale to companies. However, ANYbotics has a growing number of partnerships with several industries, testing the robot for a few days or several weeks, for all types of tasks. Last October, for example, ANYmal navigated its way through the dark sewage system of the city of Zurich in order to test its capacity to help workers in similar difficult, repetitive and even hazardous tasks. Why such an early interest among companies? “Because many companies want to integrate robots into their maintenance tasks” answers Fankhauser. “With ANYmal, they can actually examine its feasibility and plan their approach. Eventually, both the architecture and the equipment of buildings could be rethought to be used to these maintenance robots”. Through field demonstrations and testing, ANYbotics can collect masses of information (up to 50,000 measurements are registered every second during each test!) “It helps us to shape the product.” In due time, the startup will be eager to deliver a commercial product which really caters for companies’ needs.
 
Inspection and surveillance tasks on commercial sites are not the only applications considered. The startup is also thinking of agricultural inspections – with its onboard sensors, ANYmal is capable of mapping its environment, measuring bio mass and even taking soil samples. In the longer term, it could also be applied for search and rescue operations. By the way, the robot can already be turned to “remote control” mode at any time and can be easily tele-operated. It is also competent of live audio and video transmission.
 
The transition from the prototype to the marketed product stage will entail a number of further developments. These come with increasing ANYmal’s agility and speed, expanding its limit to map large-scale environments, improving safety, security, user handling and integrating the system with the customer’s data management software. It will also be required to enhance the robot’s reliability “so that it can work for days, weeks, or even months without human supervision.” All required certifications will have to be gained. The locomotion system, which had created the whole business, is only one of a number of considerations of ANYbotics.
 
The beginning is not all alone. In fact, it has sold ANYmal robots to a dozen major universities who use them to formulate their know-how in robotics. The startup has also launched ANYmal Research, a community including members such as Toyota Research Institute, the German Aerospace Center and the computer company Nvidia. Members have full access to ANYmal’s control software, simulations and documentation. Sharing has increased both software and hardware ideas and developments (built on ROS, the open-source Robot Operating System). In particular, payload variations, providing for expandability and scalability. For instance, one of the universities uses a robotic arm which grants ANYmal to grasp or handle objects and open doors. Among possible applications, ANYbotics mentions activity. It is not only about playing in more films or TV series, but rather about participating in various attractions (trade shows, museums, etc.). “ANYmal is so novel that it attracts a great amount of interest” confirms Fankhauser with a smile. “Whenever we found it somewhere, people gather around.” Videos of these events show a fascinated and sometimes slightly fearful audience, when ANYmal gets too close to them. Is it fear of the “bad robot”? “This fear exists indeed and we are happy to be able to use ANYmal also to promote public awareness towards robotics and robots.” Reminiscent of a young dog, ANYmal is truly adapted for the purpose.
 
However, Péter Fankhauser softens the image of humans and advanced robots living together. “These coming years, robots will continue to work in the background, like they have for a long time in factories. Then, they will be used in public places in a selective and targeted way, for instance for dangerous missions. We will need to wait another ten years before animal-like robots, such as ANYmal will share our everyday lives!” At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January, Continental, the German automotive manufacturing company, used robots to demonstrate a last-mile delivery. It showed ANYmal getting out of an autonomous vehicle with a parcel, climbing onto the front porch, lifting a paw to ring the doorbell, depositing the parcel before getting back into the vehicle. This futuristic image seems very close indeed.
 



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One of the projects from this year’s course, from Team ScienceParrot, is a new version of RHex called T-RHex (pronounced T-Rex, like the dinosaur). T-RHex comes with a tail, but more importantly, it has tiny tapered toes, which help it grip onto rough surfaces like bricks, wood, and concrete. It’s able to climb its way up very steep slopes, and hang from them, relying on its toes to keep itself from falling off.
 
T-RHex’s toes are called microspines, and we’ve seen them in all kinds of robots. The most famous of these is definitely JPL’s LEMUR IIB (which wins on sheer microspine volume), although the concept goes back at least 15 years to Stanford’s SpinyBot. Robots that use microspines to climb tend to be fairly methodical at it, since the microspines have to be involved and disengaged with care, limiting their non-climbing mobility. T-RHex manages to perform many of the same sorts of climbing and hanging maneuvers without losing RHex’s ability for quick, efficient wheel-leg (wheg) locomotion.
 
If you look directly at T-RHex walking in the video, you’ll notice that in its standard forward gait, it’s sort of walking on its ankles, rather than its toes. This means that the microspines aren’t engaged most of the time, so that the robot can use its regular wheg motion to get around. To engage the microspines, the robot moves its whegs backwards, meaning that its tail is perhaps coming out of its go. But since all of T-RHex’s potential is automated in nature and it has no active sensors, it doesn’t really need a head, so that’s fine.
 
The highest climbable pitch that T-RHex could take care of was 55 degrees, meaning that it can’t, yet, overcome vertical walls. The researchers were most shocked by the robot’s potential to cling to surfaces, where it was perfectly happy to hang out on a slope of 135 degrees, which is a 45 degree overhang (!). I have no idea how it would ever reach that kind of position on its own, but it’s nice to know that if it ever does, its spines will keep doing their job.



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Nutraceuticals can involve a wide variety of health-related products including vitamins, supplements, mineral blends, and even various foods like energy bars. Many of these formulations entail the fine blending of as many as 40-50 components, including powders and trace elements.
 
While nutraceuticals are not strictly regulated like pharmaceuticals, the products still must substantiate any label claims, and a number are essentially tested in clinical studies like medicines.
 
'Whenever a nutraceutical makes a label claim, like specific RDA or FDA allowances, vitamin percentages, or active factors, it has to meet those criteria,' says George Paffendorf, Director of Operations at Advanced Powder Solutions (APS), a company that skilled in developing and optimizing the blending of powders for various industries. APS is the in-house testing/engineering arm of GEMCO, a manufacturer of tumble blending and vacuum tumble drying equipment with technical, nutraceutical expertise.
 
As an example, APS improved to blend the various components for an energy bar (nuts, raisins, dried banana, flaked coconut etc.), which were calculated to meet a minimum daily criteria for vitamins and minerals. 'The blends had to be precise enough to meet the label's nutritional claims,' says Paffendorf.
 
Furthermore, nutraceutical products must not only avoid doing harm, but also extremely confirm any claims or benefits. 'The industry often likes to demonstrate the benefit of certain nutraceutical components in clinical studies, which have to be managed just like pharmaceuticals,' adds Paffendorf.
 
One industry test is that the blending of solid ingredients is easier and more uniform if the ingredients are approximately the same size. However, it is more difficult to create precise blends with trace ingredients (<1%) that are immensely dissimilar in size and density. In some cases, this might demand doing multiple key blends in a time-consuming and costly process.
 
Fortunately, with tumble blending equipment that is built to meet the demands of the application, the procedure can be refined to rapidly produce a more precise, homogenous blend containing all required components and trace elements in the specified amounts. Such blending can not only eliminate the need for key blends, but also produce a better distribution of active ingredients.
 
The Limitations of Traditional Mixing Equipment
Traditional products such as plow, ribbon, and paddle mixers, which use blades or paddles to push material, are limited to moving the material within the confines of their active area. The mechanics force the material bed outward, leaving dead spots inside the vessel where material moves more slowly or remains stationary. A stationary port at the bottom of such machines further isolates the material.
 
Another issue lies in the positioning of the intensifier bars, which should ideally be located in the mixing zone, where every particle passes through. Many times, however, traditional mixers position intensifier bars in dead zones, resulting in material not being fluidized properly and active ingredients getting incorporated throughout the batch.
 
Traditional mixers also waste expensive additives. Because additives initially contact only a very small portion of material in the vessel, they get quickly absorbed into the material bed, so more additives are usually required to achieve the desired mix concentration, which increases cost.
 
The Benefits of Tumble Blending and Vacuum Tumble Drying
To address the deficiencies of conventional mixers, a growing number of nutraceutical manufacturers utilize tumble blending. As a low-impact processing technique for handling sensitive or abrasive solids, tumble blending is frequently used to produce precise nutraceutical blends that hold trace ingredients (<1%) that are vastly dissimilar in size and density.
 
In contrast to traditional blending, to remove dead spots, tumble blenders apply even turbulence in all corners of the mix through a combination of macro and micro blending. This can eliminate the need for key blends and generate a better distribution of active ingredients.
 
Macro blending is achieved by rotating the shaped vessel, allowing the material bed to fall away from the vessel's walls. Tumble blender vessel shapes are engineered to create a repeatable pattern in which the entire bulk material moves to form a homogenous mixture. The blender moves at a precise speed, with the vessel wall at a precise angle, so that the material cascades over itself. There is no additional force from paddles, plows, or spiral ribbons - just gravity.
 
While this occurs, micro mixing (if needed) concurrently proceeds via agitator blades located in the mixing zone center of the vessel, where fine processing in the material transpires. This allows for a gentle repeatable pattern that maintains a excellent blending design while preserving the product's physical characteristics. Together, the macro and micro mixing evenly present each particle to six times more active blending per revolution than traditional mixers.
 
As an example, when APS worked with a large nutraceutical manufacturer in Nevada with an about 40 component blend, the company was not applying an agitator and had a laborious, overly complex blend process.
 
'To make about 1,000 kilos of product a few times a year involved 6 or 7 individual steps with key combinations that had to be lab tested after each step to reach a final blend with the necessary traceability, materials and active components,' says Paffendorf.
 
Through onsite analysis of the manufacturer's strategy, incorporating examination of the physical characteristics of the powders used, APS determined that all of the components could be mixed in one step. This involved both macro and micro mixing using a GEMCO tumble blender with an agitator to complete the process in a fraction of the time without key blends or excessive lab testing.
 
'If you turn on the tumble blender agitator, it can fluidize the overall bed of material and you get great product distribution because it helps to spread it out through the micro-mixing zone.'
 
'According to the customer, the new strategy using a tumble blender with an agitator saves them about $875,000 a year by eliminating the need for key blends and all the intermediate testing,' says Paffendorf.
 
Douglas Van Pelt, a past part owner of a nutraceutical company, has also enhanced from tumble blending. Van Pelt, who is now Senior Director of Operations at Sigmapharm Laboratories LLC, a privately held specialty pharmaceutical company based in Bensalem, PA that develops, manufactures and markets generic and branded ucts, had successfully used tumble blenders at a previous company and trusted their capabilities.
 
'At my earlier employer, I made a product that had a narrow therapeutic range using a 30 cubic foot tumble blender by GEMCO,' says Van Pelt, who notes that blend uniformity specification was a very stringent 95.0% to 105.0%, not a typical 90.0% to 110.0%. 'The potency was 0.125 milligrams inside a 125-milligram tablet, and we were able to achieve blend uniformity in 15 minutes, with good repeatable results every time.'
 
According to Van Pelt, Sigmapharm has successfully implemented a 30 cubic foot V blender and a one cubic foot slant cone blender from the tumble blender manufacturer.
 
'Over decades, GEMCO has basically perfected tumble bblendinglending,' says Van Pelt. 'They engineered the precise angles and speed of revolution needed to achieve proper blending inside the vessel and can adapt this based on product requirements.'
 
With the preciseness of the technology, a V-shape tumble blender is capable of achieving a standard deviation of less than 2%, and a slant cone configuration can achieve a standard deviation as low as 0.33%.
 
In the nutraceutical field, loading can be accomplished via drum loading. This includes a
exclusive dust-free, Gemcomatic loading option, where the tumble blender rotates until the drum inverts and the discharge valve opens, permitting the contents to flow into the blender. The valve then shuts automatically and the emptied drum returns to the loading position. The latest version allows for a pre-programmed discharge sequence.
 
Older systems may still utilize kitted materials, with various components pre-weighted in bags on a pallet that must be put into nutraceutical batches.
 
In addition to tumble blending, a growing number of nutraceutical manufacturers are finding that vacuum tumble drying equipment offers important advantages as well.
 
Wet nutraceuticals can be a problem, particularly when sugars or starches combine with water and conglomerate, making the product sticky and particle flow difficult.
As a solution, advanced vacuum tumble drying equipment can resolve such issues.
While typical tray drying relies solely on heat, vacuum tumble drying equipment like GEMCO's utilize gas purging in addition to heat application as the materials rotate inside the vessel, which can speed drying and reduce cost.
 
 



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Heilind Electronics, a premier distributor of electronic elements and authorized global distributor for HARTING, is now stocking Han-Eco® B -- a new product series within HARTING's Han-Eco interconnect family.
 
Compared to its metal-case counterparts, the Han-Eco B series of connector hoods and housings gives an enhanced level of functionality to the industry-standard Han® B line. Advanced features consist of the option of rear mounting the internal cable harness to the connector housing mounted to a switch cabinet, simplifying the assembly process and allowing for manufacturing floor optimization with pre-assembled harnesses.
 
The high-performance thermoplastic of the Han-Eco B is resistant to corrosion and offers convenient assembly options. This series is entirely suitable with traditional inserts and modules -- including HARTING Han B industrial standard products -- in conjunction with the hinged frames from the Han-Modular® portfolio. Han-Eco B products are available in bulkhead, surface mount, cable-to-cable, side entry and top entry designs, along with cover options. This functional line is also obtainable in sizes 6B to 24B, with cable gland sizes ranging from M20 to M40.



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Heilind Electronics, a premier distributor of electronic elements and authorized global distributor for HARTING, is now stocking Han-Eco® B -- a new product series within HARTING's Han-Eco interconnect family.
 
Compared to its metal-case counterparts, the Han-Eco B series of connector hoods and housings gives an enhanced level of functionality to the industry-standard Han® B line. Advanced features consist of the option of rear mounting the internal cable harness to the connector housing mounted to a switch cabinet, simplifying the assembly process and allowing for manufacturing floor optimization with pre-assembled harnesses.
 
The high-performance thermoplastic of the Han-Eco B is resistant to corrosion and offers convenient assembly options. This series is entirely suitable with traditional inserts and modules -- including HARTING Han B industrial standard products -- in conjunction with the hinged frames from the Han-Modular® portfolio. Han-Eco B products are available in bulkhead, surface mount, cable-to-cable, side entry and top entry designs, along with cover options. This functional line is also obtainable in sizes 6B to 24B, with cable gland sizes ranging from M20 to M40.



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The new color-matching system helps the digital manufacturer to form plastic parts in nearly any color within days
 
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.—June 11, 2019—Digital manufacturing leader, Protolabs (NYSE: PRLB) has launched an all-new color-matching system into its plastic injection molding service. PolyOne's PINPOINT Express Color and Dosing System, featuring 3M precision dispensing and dosing technologies, allows Protolabs to establish custom colors on site, drastically reducing the time it takes to mold short-run plastic parts in precise colors.
 
When a part design is set, customers can specify which Pantone number they require or simply give a sample part that can be scanned and color matched. Once a material is selected from 13 available resin combinations, PolyOne's PINPOINT system creates a liquid formula that is dispensed and mixed before moving to the injection molding press. The material is then fed through the doser and injection molded. The result is parts—in custom colors—in customers' hands within days versus weeks as it typically takes.
 
'These new color-matching capabilities are a wide leap for the manufacturing industry, one piled with benefits for our customers who are developing highly tailored products,' said Joel Matthews, global product manager at Protolabs. 'With development cycles shrinking to meet the market need for improved customization, this is yet another tool to help our customers accelerate product launches and streamline supply chains.'
 
Protolabs, which specializes in on-demand manufacturing, has also recently included new injection molding capabilities to further its position as a single-source supplier from prototyping to production. Along with custom color matching it has launched numerous secondary processes and finishing options to support true end-to-end manufacturing. These include pad printing and laser engraving, threaded inserts, mold texturing for Mold-Tech finishes, and part assembly.
 
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