Lindsay Luminoso

This Alberta shop values diversification of skills and creative thinking when it comes to its architectural fab business.

Toolholders should be compatible with the machine, cutting tool, and application to ensure process reliability.

A look at how Canada and Ontario are helping to shape and boost the auto manufacturing sector.

Plastic injection moldmaker looks to innovate, invest, and grow its family business

Natasha Legay of the Ocean Startup Project discusses unique challenges and the advanced innovation helping to drive forward Canada’s oceantech industry.

Three industry experts dispel five common myths associated with sawing soft materials such as aluminum, brass, and copper.

Toronto-based safe manufacturer builds safes that are resistant to fire, water, and break-ins to meet the increasing security needs of its customers.

Niagara College’s Walker Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre works with manufacturers to solve challenges and develop production processes.

There are a number of factors and process parameters that will determine the viability and success of reverse profiling for your application.

Today’s plate rollers have become more technologically advanced, expanding application possibilities.

Microdrilling, gundrilling, and BTA drilling all produce deep holes, but diameter and depth will determine which technology makes the most sense.

Parting off is a challenging operation at the best of times. Follow some simple rules to increase blade life and ensure operational success.

Gathering, cleansing, sorting, and analyzing data provides manufacturers valuable insights to make good decisions and keep machines running.

Implementing various controls and working with protective equipment can reduce the risk of falling on the shop floor or work site.

Turning parts with a high length-to-diameter ratio requires supports like programmable tailstocks, live centres, steady rests, or even a combination of them all.