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Energy Storage Systems (ESS): Types, Design Considerations, and Manufacturing Challenges

In today’s technology-driven world, global energy demand is higher than ever—and it continues to grow. From data centers and electric vehicles to electrified manufacturing and smart infrastructure, modern economies rely on a constant, reliable power supply. Energy Storage Systems (ESS) have emerged as critical enabling technologies that make this possible, supporting renewable energy integration, improving […]

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Jetting Defects in Injection Molding: Causes, Identification, and Prevention

How important is it to reduce jetting? (No—we’re not talking about private planes and celebrities.) Anyone who works with injection molding knows how crucial it is to maintain dimensional tolerances. But even after all that hard work, parts can still be rejected if they look bad. Jetting defects can occur even with the most advanced […]

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Laser Welding: Process, Advantages, Applications, and Design Guidelines

Laser welding is a precision joining process that uses a focused laser beam to fuse metals with minimal heat input, high accuracy, and excellent repeatability.  The adoption of laser welding has grown slowly and steadily since its first commercial applications in the early 1970s for thin-walled aerospace components, and continues to grow today. This has […]

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See how supplier mix, inventory buffers (safety stock), and operational choices impact supply chain resilience and risk—so you can prioritize actions that strengthen your supply chain. Who this supply chain calculator is for What you’ll get to support your supply chain management How the supply chain calculator works Enter whole-number inputs for the factors you […]

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Quality Control in Manufacturing: Processes, Standards, and Best Practices for Reliable Production

In manufacturing, quality isn’t a subjective ideal or a marketing claim—it’s a measurable requirement with real consequences. Undetected defects can trigger recalls, regulatory action, production delays, or long-term brand damage. As products become more complex and supply chains more distributed, preventing those failures has become increasingly difficult. Quality control in manufacturing refers to the set […]

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Design for Excellence (DFX) in Product Development: How DFM, DFA, and More Improve Manufacturing Efficiency

When designing a product, consider all factors that will contribute to its success throughout the development process. For most companies, this involves making the best quality product at the lowest possible cost. Design for Excellence (DFX) is a modern product development approach and an umbrella term encompassing several design strategies focused on optimizing design and […]