Across a number of industries – in particular the Electric Vehicle (EV) market – TR Fastenings works closely with its customers to simplify their supply chains. We sat down with John Dick, global procurement director at Trifast Plc, to discuss how, through close cooperation and technical know-how, the company was able to create a new fastener solution for use in an Electrical Vehicle (EV) charging unit, whilst also simplifying the customer’s supply chain.
A firm behind plans to help charge the UK’s energy revolution has secured 125-job factory approval.
Samantha Vassallo, Managing Director of North East-based international B2B marketing company and NEAA member Horizon Works, looks at the impact of the Government’s new industrial strategy for marketing in the automotive sector and its supply chain.
High-quality automotive fasteners are essential to produce a top electric vehicle (EV). Fundamentally automotive fasteners need to ensure all key components of an EV remain connected and secure. However, fastener experts can help EV manufacturers to identify the best fastening solutions to get the most performance out of their vehicles.
Electric vehicle production is currently at an exciting and opportunity-laden crossroads.
The UK’s rollout of connected and automated mobility (CAM) technology could provide an annual economic benefit as high as £66bn by 2040, according to a new report from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Designed to meet the continuous demands of the industry, with instant quotes, reporting tools and real-time Live Tracking that allows businesses to have full supply chain visibility any time of day or night.
Jenks & Cattell Engineering support the automotive industry with prototype and production volume metal pressings, welded assemblies and laser cut fabrications for for end users including Porsche, BMW, Jaguar Land Rover, Volkswagen, Nissan, DAF, Iveco and Renault.
Rasmus Smet Jensen, Vice President, Marketing & Strategy at Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), presents his view on the most significant current trends in the field of automation.
Sunderland-based Unipres UK, which manufactures a range of press-formed automotive components parts for vehicle manufacturers, has saved 1m kilograms, around 1,000 metric tons, of CO2 since introducing a salary sacrifice scheme with Fleet Evolution.
