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Manufacturing Today
 
June 19, 2025
 
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President Donald Trump talks to workers as he tours U.S. Steel Corporation's Mon Valley Works-Irvin plant, Friday, May 30, 2025, in West Mifflin, Pa.

Trump once vowed to block the deal. Now the U.S. government will have a say in company decisions.

 

 

Find compressed air leaks fast with FLIR’s new Si1-LD acoustic imaging camera. Leveraging advanced ultrasonic technology and onboard analytics, this affordable camera pinpoints leaks and quantifies incurred losses even in the nosiest environments.

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Managing field service and asset management activities is a heavy task. If not handled effectively, it can create a handful of equipment issues, incur costs, and ultimately damage a manufacturer’s reputation. This video introduces an AI-powered, cloud-based service and asset management solution.

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67% of B2B e-commerce companies say they are actively using AI to drive growth.

 
Open Mind Technologies design in hyperMILL CAM software.

Advancements include productive programming and machining strategies.

 

Join Jeff Reinke and David Mantey, editors for Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News, as they discuss a topic that has risen in prominence and necessity throughout the industrial sector - Artificial Intelligence.

 
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Designed to support movement, protection and performance in cold-weather and jobsite environments.

 

Elesa torque-limiting knobs are ideal for applications that require high tightening torque. Available in different torque options and ergonomic shapes for various applications. Bundle and save up to 20% off products online.

 
Detection

VisionStream learns like humans—through observation.

 

Your facilities are likely battling inefficiencies — many of which stem from communication issues that frustrate your customers and workers. Learn how one company made inbound and outbound deliveries smoother, boosting profits.

 
An employee monitors a wafer transfer at one of Texas Instruments’ 300mm semiconductor fabs in Sherman, Texas, SM1.

The company plans to build and scale seven fabs across three mega sites.

 

Learn how manufacturers are changing the narrative to combat rising costs in materials, operations, and the workforce. Explore the different drivers of increased global worker costs, how worker skills and qualification shortages are plaguing the industry, and new ways to work through acquisition and retention.

 
Sellars CEO Tom Sellars at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the company's new production facility, Milwaukee, June 17, 2025.

The company’s third Milwaukee plant will produce material made from recycled fibers.

 

 
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