PROVIDENCE, RI-In a ceremony at Mahr Federal headquarters in Providence, RI, long-time Mahr Federal employee Frederick G. Parsons was honored by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) with the

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA---The continuous evolution of X-ray sources, detectors and software has led to a migration from analog to digital X-ray inspection systems in the nondestructive testing (NDT) industry. Digital

MILWAUKEE, WI- ASQ’s recently released Pathways to Social Responsibility report showcases case studies from companies big and small making a positive impact on their communities through social responsibility.ASQ is the

GLOUCESTERSHIRE, UK-Renishaw Plc said Wednesday that profit for the year increased from last year, as revenues climbed 15% helped by demand from the Far East, sending the engineering firm's shares

NEW YORK, NY-The majority of U.S. industrial manufacturers who were surveyed remain optimistic regarding prospects for the U.S. economy, but sentiment about the global economic outlook continues to weaken, according

NIGERIA-Aero Airline has finished plans to begin third party C-Checks of medium sized aircraft, says the company's managing director, Captain Akin George. In 2011, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)

NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI-Hexagon Metrology announces a new distribution partnership with JLM Industrial Supply Inc. (Sparks, NV), the largest specialty industrial distributor in Nevada. The joint venture establishes JLM Industrial Supply

CHANTILLY, VA- InfinityQS International Inc. , a manufacturing intelligence and enterprise quality company, announces Simon Ellis, practice director, supply chain strategies, IDC Manufacturing Insights, as the keynote speaker for its

NORMAL, IL--Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. (MMNA) has started U.S. production of the popular Outlander Sport compact crossover model at the company's vehicle manufacturing plant in the American Midwest. Production

CLEVELAND, OH-According to the July 2012 Precision Metalforming Association (PMA) Business Conditions Report, metalforming companies expect a slight uptick in business conditions during the next three months. Conducted monthly, the