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The global bending machine market is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.97% through 2022, according to the Pipe Bending Machines Market report released in March 2018 by Technavio, a leading global research company.Read more

Chemical manufacturing industries are producing chemicals at great rates for a wide variety of applications and products used by other companies around the globe. Some of these chemical processes are going through immense pressures and temperatures that can quickly wear out pipe and tubing systems running from storage tanks, transportation processes, and holding facilities.Read more

Life science industries, such as pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, are constantly analyzing and creating innovations to further help and take care of people. Such innovations are changing our world for the better. However, for life science OEMS, many companies may be on the verge of designing new and never-before-seen technologies and systems. These systems mustRead more

As technologies advance, OEM companies are investing in newer pieces of equipment that can help speed up their production runs, increase productivity, and provide cost solutions to their operations. Yet connecting new equipment into legacy component systems and existing workplace spaces can be a trying task. Connecting tubes and pipes that transport gas, liquid, waterRead more

Working in the life sciences and biomedical industries requires creating the tools needed to perform research and provide healthcare services. Designing medical and biomedical devices require attention to detail and precision to ensure the tools are up to required standards.Read more

For chemical industry OEMs, products are always on the move throughout their operations. Chemicals are being heated, cooled, pressurized, depressurized, vaporized, and processed in a range of different systems to create the desired end product. Such systems can become vast, taking up large amounts of industrial space, with tubes and pipes carrying the chemicals toRead more

Semiconductor manufacturing operations are complex. They rely on assemblies and systems to rapidly create microchips and other electronic components. Engineers and technicians are involved in creating silicon wafers, transistors, and diodes using complex assemblies, components, gas boxes and other equipment in a high purity environment.Read more