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July 22, 2026
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The initial phase will support capacity for up to 400 aircraft per year.

 

Elesa horizontal toggle clamps are designed for high clamping forces and repetitive movement, to lock components quickly and safely. The clamps feature a red polyurethane handle for a secure grip. Bundle and save up to 20% off products online.

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Custom RTUs and turnkey motion solutions increase reach and throughput without adding another robot. Designed for high-cycle automation in demanding industrial environments.

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Designed for capturing precise dimensional measurements during inspections without disassembly.

 
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The company plans to add 164,000 square feet to its Alabama campus.

 

Upgrade industrial washdown with the GunJet® Trident™ Spray Gun. Trident helps operators clean with less strain, better control, and lower water use through a lightweight ergonomic design, springless trigger, and two-stage spray performance. Built for tough sanitation jobs and long shifts, it’s ready when your team is.

 
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The company has been supplying the U.S. market from its international plants for over 20 years.

 
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It's also a key operational site for Space Microgravity Development.

 

Design & Development Today's new LEADERS page showcases the top products, technologies, and solutions serving industrial design engineers. Explore LEADERS for more information on how these offerings provide critical advantages for engineers.

 
Hailo's AI processors support applications across industries, including physical AI, smart cities, industrial automation, logistics and automotive.

These AI processors deliver data center-class performance for edge devices.

 
This image from video provided by SpaceX shows a Falcon 9 rocket carrying Northrop Grumman’s mission robotic vehicle — dubbed MRV, launches from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

A minivan-sized spacecraft will use its 10-foot arms to attach jetpacks.

 

 
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