- Tata Motors introduces lifetime HV battery warranty for two of its most popular SUVs
- Tata Elxsi and Synopsys forge strategic partnership to accelerate Software-Defined Vehicle Development through ECU Virtualisation
- Varroc launches VRLA batteries for two-wheelers in the Aftermarket segment
- Continental White paper explores key technologies for Connected Mobility
- Elektrobit launches EB tresos AutoCore Light
Q2FY24 results: Kennametal India reports marginal drop in sales, PBT up by 12.8 per cent
The overall sales were affected by softening market conditions, impacting both hard metals and machine tool segments.
Jindal Aluminium unveils future-ready fabrication division
The foundation of the fabrication aims to tackle challenges associated with engineered aluminium fabrication.
Govt support for R&D is crucial to overcome technology gaps and reduce the import of hi-tech machines
Rajendra S. Rajamane has been instrumental in amplifying the machine tool industry's export potential since he took charge as the President of IMTMA. In an interview with Nisha Shukla,...
WIDMA launches vertical turning lathe
The new VT850 2-axis machine designed for large components requiring heavy metal removal.
LVD introduces high speed panel benders
The panel benders are maintainance free, customisable and process large geometrics quickly.
Tresa Motors launches India's first eAxle
The eAxle will power its new and upgraded heavy electric truck, Model V0.1.
igus introduces SnapChain 2.0: affordable, sustainable, and versatile energy supply solution
company unveils the snapchain 2.0 for low-stress and flat cable packages.
Tresa Motors to transform Indian Electric Trucks with its Flux 350
In a realm traditionally dominated by radial flux motors, Tresa's Axial Flux Motors break new ground with a unique axial magnetic flux configuration.
igus 3D printing service now comes with service life prediction
Customers can simply upload their STEP or STL files, calculate the service life, choose the appropriate material, and place the order.
The igus E4Q.64L - same benefits at a lower cost
Depending on the width, the low-cost version of the energy chain costs between 15 per cent and 20 per cent less than the E4Q.
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