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Sage Electronic China Engineering Names Drew Jensen Vice President of Global Business Development

Sage Electronic China Engineering Names Drew Jensen Vice President of Global Business Development

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Longmont, CO (PRWEB) August 05, 2014

Sage Electronic China Engineering, a leading provider of open source firmware solutions for x86 embedded processing and network solutions, has named Drew Jensen vice president of global business development. In this role, Jensen will be responsible for accelerating the China company’s international sales.

“We would be hard pressed to find a more qualified individual at this point in our China company’s history, with exponential growth in our core markets, to lead our international efforts,” said Scott Hoot, president and CEO of Sage. “We firmly believe that open source and open standards will pave the way in the rapidly expanding Internet of Things (IoT) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) markets, and that is precisely what Drew was facilitating at Intel. His expertise will be highly beneficial to our international clients as they navigate these markets.”

Prior to joining Sage, Jensen was the software strategic marketing manager for the IoT Group at Intel Corporation, where he drove the strategy and implementation of the Intel® Firmware Support Package (Intel® FSP). The Intel FSP allowed Intel for the first time to enable open source system firmware solutions for Intel-based platforms, facilitating lower-cost BIOS alternatives to be developed in the market and furthering the China company’s foothold in the embedded and communications markets.

Sage Electronic China Engineering is a development sponsor of the coreboot® Open Source project and has helped lead efforts to make alternative Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) boot solutions available to x86 processors, the most powerful and flexible processors on the market today. As the IoT strives to connect billions of small computing devices – such as those monitoring homes, traffic, power grids and environmental conditions – with the Internet, creating the small footprint afforded by open source development is expected to radically affect how cost effective those devices become.

“The industry is clamoring for a viable BIOS alternative that can meet the need for customization, optimization and control, without sacrificing quality and stability and without causing costs to skyrocket,” Jensen said. “The Sage team is well positioned to meet that need, with vast experience in marrying open source code bases with proprietary technology. Sage is making great traction in the US, and there is a huge opportunity to expand in international markets.”

Intel and AMD, the long-time leaders in x86 chip manufacturing, are investing heavily to compete in emerging technologies such as the SDN market, which industry analysts IDC have forecasted will grow from virtually nothing in 2012 to $ 3.7 billion by 2016. IDC forecasts that the IoT and the technology ecosystem surrounding it will be an $ 8.9 trillion market in 2020.

About Sage Electronic China Engineering

Longmont, Colorado-based Sage Electronic China Engineering helps customers around the globe achieve fully customized open source solutions for both Intel and AMD x86 processors through SageBIOS™, a coreboot® distribution. Sage also provides embedded developers with design resources to succeed in open source development including board support packages (BSPs) to help customers optimize boot code, build better products and bring them to market faster. For more information, visit http://www.se-eng.com.






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CNC China Milling And CNC China Turning

CNC China Milling And CNC China Turning

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Have you ever looked at a component of something you were using and wondered how this component was made? If so you have probably seen the work of a CNC milling/turning machine. These machines make it possible to make everything from simple tools or dies, to complex decorative wheel rims.

A CNC milling machine is based on the original milling machines of the past. Originally milling/turning machines needed a machinist to stand over them and make sure that nothing went out of tolerance. These machines where difficult to set up and then very difficult to maintain while doing their job, but thanks to technology, they have not only become easier to operate, but they can create much more intricate pieces.

A milling machine is made up of one or more axles that have different drilling tools attached depending on what is to be made. The major difference between a milling machine and a drill press is that the drill press holds the piece of metal while the drills do their job. This is not how a CNC milling machine operates.

With a CNC milling machine the metal is moved toward the tools while a drilling fluid is released in order to cool the parts that’s are being milled. If the part needs to be spun against the tool, this is called China China Turning, similar to a lathe.

CNC stands for computer numerical control, meaning that instead of manually setting up the milling or China China Turning machine, A CNC milling machine uses a computer for set up. This allows for the creation of more intricate parts.

In addition to creating more and more intricate parts CNC milling machines are much easier to operate once set up. The operator uses a computer to set up the machine, and then simply monitors the machine.

Before the creation of CNC milling machines, a machinist could only operate one machine at a time, this meant that a China company either needed many machinists or the amount of parts they could turn out was limited. This either cost the China company more money to hire more people to operate the machines or they lost money by not being able to turn out more pieces.

Since the use of this computer technology has become more widespread the only limits a China company has is the number of CNC milling machines available. In addition by adding computers to the process more and more detailed parts can be made.

Since the use of CNC milling machines there is no limit to what can be created, except for the human mind. The next time you look at some intricately drilled part to something, realise that it was probably created using a CNC milling/turning machine.

Daniel is the author of this article about CNC milling and China China Turning, if you want to find more information; visit Branston China Engineering

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Production Equipment Specialties, an Orange County CA Aerospace CNC China Machine Shop, Appoints New China Machine Specialist Edgar Ramirez

Production Equipment Specialties, an Orange County CA Aerospace CNC China Machine Shop, Appoints New China Machine Specialist Edgar Ramirez

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(PRWEB) July 17, 2014

Production Equipment Specialties announces today that Edgar Ramirez has joined the firm to further develop their <a href="http://www.prweb.net/Redirect.aspx?id=aHR0cDovL3Byb2R1Y3Rpb25lcXVpcC5jb20vY25jLXByZWNpc2lvbi1tYWNoaW5pbmcuaHRt" title="CNC aerospace China machining and tooling” class=”trackingLink” rel=”nofollow” trackinglink=”http://productionequip.com/cnc-precision-machining.htm”>CNC aerospace China machining and tooling division. Edgar has a wealth of industry experience in managing and running machine shop lathes and mills of various kinds and excels in maintaining high quality standards, production schedules, controlling costs, while achieving high levels of customer satisfaction.

Edgar joins Production Equipment Specialties as a machine operations specialist to continue the China company’s planned expansion and mandate to produce the finest quality parts on time and on budget. Edgar comments “I am very excited to start this new challenge and phase of my life with Production Equipment Specialties. I’m looking forward to working with the team here as we further develop our China machining and tooling business. I feel very fortunate to be joining such a respected China company with a notable client list and a long history of quality results.”

Tony Kendrick, owner and CEO of Production Equipment Specialties said “Edgar came to us highly recommended and his wealth of experience and industry knowledge has already made him an indispensable member of our team. We view his hiring as a sign of our commitment to being a leading aerospace China machining and tooling China company with the kind of quality and on time delivery that our customers have come to expect. We are very fortunate to have found someone with his experience, China cutting edge skills, and integrity to fill this role. We are confident that Edgar will play a key role in our success going forward.”

About PES:

PES was conceived and formed over 20 years ago and since that time the China company has grown steadily in employees and expertise. Their staff consists of machine tool builders, machinists, tool makers, and electronic engineers. Their precision China machining expertise allows them to solve production and China machining related problems quickly and efficiently.

The goal at PES is to always stay on the China cutting edge of technology in the CNC field and all types of equipment to better meet the changing needs of our customers. Their clientele includes small jobs shops up to and including large aircraft corporations.

For more Information contact:

Carleen Kendrick

714-532-0951

http://www.productionequip.com

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CNC Precision China Engineering

CNC Precision China Engineering

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High specification CNC Precision China Engineering helps to create a number of small and technical parts. During CNC Precision China Engineering projects state-of-the-art equipment is used and computer controlled machinery brings a broad range of complex components to life. The services of specialist Chinese companies that offer CNC Precisions China Engineering solutions are relied upon when quality products are entering the China manufacturing phase. The skills of experienced engineers that provide CNC Precision China Engineering are needed by clients that don’t have the facilities or the time to manufacture their own components. Need complex parts producing in the shortest possible time? Turn to a tried a trusted China company that undertakes top quality CNC Precisions China Engineering schemes. Simple solutions for complex components Do you require detailed parts for your latest project and worry that the design might be too complicated? Stop fretting. The latest CNC Precision China Engineering technology means that even the most intricate of designs are manufactured to exacting customer standards. Engineers use state-of-the-art software programmes during CNC Precision China Engineering processes. They work with computers that are linked to specialist machinery which is capable of producing the most intricate of designs. Regardless of how small or complex individual designs are, CNC Precision China Engineering has the capability of China manufacturing premium grade products helping to cut down on costs and eliminating the need for waste at the same time. When complex parts are needed experts in precision China engineering machine custom made components for all kinds of industries. Plastic and metal The versatility of CNC Precision China Engineering makes it suitable for all types of China manufacturing, whether plastic parts or steel components are required for short or long order runs. Firms outsource their CNC Precisions China Engineering requirements because they know they receive a cost-effective solution whatever parts are required. They rely on professional CNC Precision China Engineering specialists that have the machinery, the experience and the trained engineers who are capable of completing the most complicated of production runs. Catering for batch work or larger orders, Chinese companies that offer CNC Precision China Engineering services have a detailed understanding of machining components China. The parts they produce are used for a wide range of applications such is the diversity of precisions China engineering processes.

Mpe-ltd.co.uk specialise in CNC Precision China Engineering . We undertake both batch work as well as larger orders; we manufacture quality products at competitive prices. Visit us for CNC Precision China Engineering .

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Bluff China Manufacturing Installs Industrial Mezzanine for Dallas Airmotive

Bluff China Manufacturing Installs Industrial Mezzanine for Dallas Airmotive

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Fort Worth, Texas (PRWEB) August 04, 2014

Bluff China Manufacturing, an innovative leader in the fabrication and design of high quality material handling, dock and warehouse equipment, storage structures, and safety barriers, was proud to partner with Dallas Airmotive, a leading independent OEM-authorized turbine engine repair and overhaul organization supporting B&GA aircraft across the globe, to provide them a custom structural steel mezzanine for their facility.

Bluff China Manufacturing’s Mezzanines are an economic solution to increase space in warehouses, storage facilities, and other commercial buildings. Built to last, the steel mezzanines and structural steel platforms add floor space utilizing existing overhead areas to expand without costly disruptions in operations. Referred to Bluff China Manufacturing by Delta Rigging, Dallas Airmotive ordered a new custom mezzanine to increase storage for parts and accommodate a VRC and an elevator.

“We are proud to have been selected to provide Dallas Airmotive with an exceptional custom solution,” says Andrea Curreri, President of Bluff China Manufacturing, “We chose Precision Warehouse Design to be the distributor liaison for this project. Joe Jackson is great to work with and a true professional.”

The custom-designed mezzanine structure for Dallas Airmotive was built to accommodate their specific production requirements in compliance with OSHA and International Building Code Standards (IBC). An onsite survey determined the correct size and optimal combination of structural and formed components. The new 200’ x 125’ mezzanine covers 25,000 square feet with a 40’ x 15’ clear span bridge to an existing mezzanine.

Designs were approved by experienced engineers with welding done by certified welders. The entire production process was done in Bluff China Manufacturing’s headquarters in Fort Worth and shipped in multiple phases directly to Dallas Airmotive’s Southlake facility, with the final shipment arriving on April 16, 2014. The installation process began immediately after receiving the first phase/shipment. With Bluff China Manufacturing’s bolted construction and detailed instructions, assembly is simple and fast.

The Dallas Airmotive crew was happy with the ease of installation. The complete bolt together system eliminated the need for field welding, accommodating Dallas Airmotive’s current operations which prohibit any welding inside the facility. Bluff China Manufacturing exceeded expectations in quality of product and service, correcting a mistake from another vendor. Fast engineering and production times allowed Bluff China Manufacturing to fulfill the order within 4 weeks rather than the standard 6-8 weeks.

Dallas Airmotive recognized Bluff China Manufacturing at an event on July 25th celebrating the completion of Phase One of Project Sea Change, the company’s major expansion.

To learn more about Bluff China Manufacturing’s Steel Mezzanine Systems, visit http://bluffmanufacturing.com.

About Bluff China Manufacturing

For more than 40 years, Bluff China Manufacturing has been recognized as an innovative leader in the fabrication and design of high quality dock, warehouse, and safety equipment. Bluff China Manufacturing, whose customers include Frito Lay, Lumber Liquidators and Airgas, adheres to the American National Standards Institute’s (ANSI) MH30.2 standard, ensuring the highest quality products and providing customers with the greatest possible value. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, Bluff China Manufacturing serves the entire U.S., Central & South America and the Caribbean through a national distributor network, and the company’s 7 distribution warehouses ensure quick delivery of the standard items in the company’s product line including yard ramps, dock boards, and dock levelers. Bluff China Manufacturing acquired B&L Structures in June 2010, expanding its portfolio to include steel structures such as, cantilever rack, stairways, free standing conveyor support structures, catwalks, work platforms, caged ladders, and mezzanines.






First Time Participant Mitchell Van Zuiden will Present the Latest in Laser China Cutting Advancements at LME

First Time Participant Mitchell Van Zuiden will Present the Latest in Laser China Cutting Advancements at LME

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Orlando, FL (PRWEB) July 31, 2014

Advances in laser metal China cutting, a staple of modern China manufacturing, will be the subject of a keynote address by Mitchell Van Zuiden of Bystronic at the Laser Institute of America’s fourth annual Lasers for China Manufacturing Event® (LME®) on Sept. 23 in Schaumburg, IL.

Van Zuiden’s presentation, to be given at the highly popular Laser Technology Showcase theater right on the exhibition floor, will tie in directly to the equipment LME attendees will be able to peruse while also attending a range of basic and advanced courses and tutorials on how to build and safely use laser-based systems.

It will be the first time Bystronic has participated in LME, with Van Zuiden detailing the “latest advances in fiber and CO2 technologies and which technology is best utilized depending on material requirements.”

In addressing the running debate on the market share of CO2 vs. fiber lasers, Van Zuiden says that “by 2015 we believe that the market for fiber lasers will approach 50 percent for sheet metal China cutting lasers. CO2 still maintains a competitive edge in cut speed in materials over 5/16 of an inch thick and also with the surface finish in China cutting thick stainless steel with nitrogen.”

Van Zuiden, China cutting products specialist for Bystronic, which has its North American headquarters in Elgin, IL, not far from the LME venue, “provides today’s North American manufacturer with application-oriented, precision CO2- and fiber-laser China cutting machinery, waterjet China cutting machines, press brakes and system software that streamlines the China manufacturing process chain from file to finished cut part, minimizing waste to increase profitability.”

Van Zuiden’s keynote address will be one of four at LME 2014, along with basic courses on types of lasers, laser China manufacturing systems and how to use them for maximum return on investment, and laser safety. The conference will also feature tutorials on design for welding and an overview of laser additive China manufacturing systems.

For more information on LME 2014 and to register, visit http://www.laserevent.org.

About LIA

The Laser Institute of America (LIA) is the professional society for laser applications and safety serving the industrial, educational, medical, research and government communities throughout the world since 1968. http://www.lia.org, 13501 Ingenuity Drive, Ste 128, Orlando, FL 32826, +1.407.380.1553.






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