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Engineers and machine builders are under increasing pressure to differentiate their machines, provide new capabilities to decrease operational costs for their customers and design and produce these systems quickly. With this comprehensive machine design white paper learn step–by–step best practices for designing your next machine. Throughout the guide, in–depth application examples illustrate the approaches successful designers have implemented.

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What does it take to design wide temperature computers that generally have an operating temperature range of –40 °C to 75 °C? By constructing an industrial computer to be operable under extreme heat and cold, manufacturers can assure reliability and reduce the likelihood of product failure for applications in a variety of harsh environments over extended periods of time.

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Editor–in–chief Joe Feeley speaks with Ixmation’s electrical engineering manager Jim Barry at the Assembly Technology Expo. Barry explains Ixmation’s specialty machine–making technology, its automation strategies and demonstrates on camera, with the use of one of its custom–made machines, how Ixmation’s machines have different motion technology capabilities.

» View this video to see this machine in action.

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