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Manufacturing Today
 
September 17, 2026
 
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Ep602

The projects will include expanded or new sites across production, distribution and administration.

 

 
Pac 3

The contract was signed less than one month ago.

 
New Jersey R&d Lab (site View Exterior)

The site will become its largest OTC manufacturing facility in the U.S.

 

Equipment to lift, move, rotate, tumble, pour from drums, rack drums, weigh. Drum trucks, dollies, palletizers, forklift attachments, rotators, rollers. Drum cones, pumps, heaters, wrenches, faucets. Custom handling equipment. Expert dealer support.

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The so-called “safe” approach to updating enterprise-level software and data systems has proven to be more harmful than helpful in many situations. Manufacturing.net editors Jeff Reinke and Anna Wells break down the four biggest risks of taking a conservative approach to upgrading.

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Visitors past by the Huawei booth display of the Atlas 950 SuperPoD during the World AI Conference in Shanghai, China on Friday, July 17, 2026.

China has rapidly pursued technological self-reliance amid U.S.-led restrictions.

 
High Voltage Post Or High Voltage Tower 836674570 2125x1416 (1)

Wait times are hitting five years, creating a massive power constraint.

 

MILAM is the premier military, aerospace, and defense 3D printing event in North America. Join the 3D printing community on January 26-28, 2027, in Tampa, FL, to connect, collaborate, & strategize on integrating additive technologies.

 
Battery

The company will place its U.S. headquarters in Louisiana.

 
Cloud Phattharachai Rattanachaiwong

Manufacturing resilience isn't about the backup - it's about how quickly operations are restored.

 

As more files, devices, suppliers, and OT data flows become connected, cyber risk expands in an industry already targeted more than any other. Learn how to protect critical operations in the age of AI.

 
Downtime

When communication breaks down, small delays can become larger operational disruptions.

 
A technician pulls soil samples.

Bacteria evolved to devour industrial toxins buried for decades.

 
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Ep601

They're equipped to shoot needles.

 

 
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