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MBT Today
 
  November 3, 2026
 

 

Politely, of course.

 

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WAGO’s 753 I/O system offers all the functions required for every fieldbus, reducing wiring expenses, but also preventing unplanned downtime and associated service costs.

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Yellow and black underwater ROV with propeller and sensor equipment mounted on tripod stand

The modules can remotely detect, locate and classify undersea mines.

 
Military transport aircraft parked on desert runway with tan and dark green livery

They will use Oshkosh's Wisconsin-based manufacturing infrastructure.

 
Business executives and officials holding ceremonial shovels at a groundbreaking event under a tent with corporate signage

WATCH: Looking to link iron ore production in Minnesota to EAF-driven steelmaking in Arkansas.

 

Interpower® IEC 60320 Inlets, Outlets, and Sheet E Rewirable Plug Connectors are IEC components made in the U.S.A. Need C13s/C14s, C19s/C20s? Each country-specific plug powers up to 10 devices using IEC 60320 components with Accessory Power Strips.

 
Modern gray Mazda dealership building with white lettering against blue sky and clouds

The automaker hopes to achieve carbon neutrality at its global manufacturing facilities by 2035.

 
Abandoned industrial factory building with destroyed metal framework and rubble, showing extensive damage and deterioration

Strikes impact 25% of national steel output while export attacks strand grain in silos.

 
View of the cranes at the Fos-Marseille container port in Marseille, France, Oct. 30, 2026.

Organizers said more than 100 ports across several countries had joined the protests.

 

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.

 
Man in white shirt and head covering inspecting fabric sheets in industrial production facility

The company is adding equipment, capacity and jobs.

 
Elderly person in orange jacket shopping at supermarket frozen food refrigerated display cases

Attacks on French refrigeration systems showed how easily actors could exploit infrastructure.

 
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BMW logo on wet surface with Today in Manufacturing Episode 292 podcast branding and Siemens sponsorship

Also, Halloween's slow candy sales, Gen Z's problem with swing shifts and a ship sinks on purpose.

 

 
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