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Measurement System Analysis (MSA) Best Practices for Reliable Results

Measurement is the cornerstone of quality assurance in manufacturing. Measurement System Analysis (MSA) best practices play a critical role in ensuring reliable results. MSA includes the processes, tools, and personnel used to analyze measurement systems […]

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A solenoid with a coiled copper wire is shown, along with a battery and motor, to illustrate how the components work together to convert current into magnetic power.

A solenoid is an electromagnetic device that consists of a tightly wound coil of wire around a metallic core with a metal plunger. When an electric current passes through the

Using racking and stacking strategies for heat treatment.

In heat treatment, racking and stacking strategies are important to ensure the desired hardness, toughness, and dimensional stability required for demanding applications. Whether the part is a small fastener or

A woman enters code for embedded systems programming for IoT by using her computer.

Embedded systems programming for IoT is the backbone of today’s connected world, powering billions of smart devices. From smart homes to healthcare, transportation, and industrial automation, IoT devices depend on

Digital Checklist enabled seamless Jishu Hozen digitalization in a Tier-1 automotive components manufacturer

THORS recently heard from a customer using our Digital Checklist product for digitalizing JH (Jishu Hozen) manufacturing checklists. Find out more about their challenges prior to digitalization, and their successes

A hot forging being removed from the die prior to cooling.

Forging is one of the oldest and most reliable manufacturing processes, but it’s not without its challenges. Among them, safety stands out — not only in the forging operation but

PLC rack illustrating how PLCs in modern automation systems manage various industrial processes.

In the evolving world of industrial automation, both traditional and modern technologies coexist to drive control systems. The foundational devices of industrial automation systems are electromechanical relays in traditional automation