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Renishaw plc, established in 1973 and headquartered in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, UK, is a global engineering technology company specializing in precision measurement and process control solutions. The company's diverse product portfolio includes coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), machine tool probes, calibration systems, additive manufacturing (3D printing) systems, and Raman spectroscopy instruments. Renishaw serves a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, energy, electronics, healthcare, and precision manufacturing. Renowned for its commitment to innovation and quality, Renishaw operates in over 36 countries, providing advanced solutions that enhance efficiency and productivity in manufacturing and healthcare sectors worldwide.
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Renishaw goes big on nanofiber

To help with ongoing personal protective equipment (PPE) shortages, Ontario-based nanofiber manufacturer, BIG-nano, has collaborated with Renishaw to create a local supply chain for protective masks using additive manufacturing (AM).

TAKAM uses XK10 to ensure assembly accuracy of machine tools

For machine tool makers, to achieve manufacturing efficiency depends on fast and accurate quality control processes. With traditional error testing methods beginning to hinder operations, TAKAM Machinery Co., Ltd (TAKAM) turned to Renishaw's XK10 alignment laser system to deliver precision, efficiency and speed.

UK’s Digital Manufacturing Centre enters close collaboration with Renishaw and places first additive manufacturing machine order of two RenAM 500Q systems

An exciting step towards the UK-based additive manufacturing facility's opening in Q1 2021, the Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) has confirmed it has purchased two Renishaw RenAM 500Q machines - chosen to increase efficiencies and quality while reducing each part's weight, waste and costs - as well as a joint development collaboration with Renishaw's leading additive manufacturing team.

RESOLUTE encoders give focus to big science

French technology company IRELEC Alcen, based in Grenoble, manufactures optomechanical and robotics systems for synchrotron facilities worldwide.

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