NSK is developing a new and cost-effective way of preventing electrical erosion in the drivetrains of electric vehicles (EVs). Based on a method of producing a patented plastic over-moulding for deep groove ball bearings, EV manufacturers will make significant savings in comparison with expensive ‘hybrid’ bearings that feature insulating components made from ceramics.

FDB argues that in specifying a lock mechanism, it is often an undervalued task to select the correct cam to match the depth of door frame. This is vital to ensuring an appropriate degree of sealing and is a significant component in producing the operational feel when closing a door.

EAO has introduced a new HMIS multi-legend alarm indicator panel. Designed for driver’s cabs, this modular HMI simplifies fault monitoring contributing to increased safety within railway applications.

Stewart Goulding, managing director of high torque DC motor supplier Electro Mechanical Systems (EMS), explains how multileaf collimators (MLC) deliver accuracy in radiotherapy.

Southco has extended its line of externally mounted free-swinging hinges with three new options designed for heavy-duty applications.

EAO has expanded the Series 57 LED indicators to include a multi-tone warning indicator (MTWI). It is designed to meet the needs of applications such as passenger access to trains, emergency call systems and access control systems.

In this new video from Igus, the humble car seat is cast into the spotlight, highlighting the various areas of the seat that can be fitted with Igus lubrication-free products.

Rotor Clip has responded to the increased demand in the marketplace for smaller, innovative and more efficient assemblies, with the capability to manufacture wave springs as standard from 6mm outside diameter.

New from Portescap is the B0614A4, the latest generation of the arthroscopic joint shaver gearmotor. The new motor design is said to provide a highly reliable motion solution that does not compromise on power density, speed or autoclavability.

TDK-Lambda UK’s Power Supply Apparatus patent application has been approved for grant by the UK Intellectual Property Office. The new thermal strategy covered by the patent leads to power supplies that are flexible in their cooling requirements, keep audible noise to a minimum, and are easy for customers to integrate into their systems.