CNC machining has been vital to the military and defence sectors for decades. It all started after World War II, when the demand for complex parts was high. As technology advanced, so did the potential of CNC machining, with emerging innovations set to redefine the industry. Over the years, CNC
Manufacturing today is no longer an either-or decision between traditional CNC machining and 3D printing. Instead, innovative manufacturers are finding value in combining both additive and subtractive manufacturing techniques. By combining these methods strategically, it’s possible to accelerate product development, minimize waste, enhance part quality, and reduce production costs. Additive
The typical CNC machine shop, when faced with the need to increase capacity, immediately expands physically with more machinery and extra floor space. However, these same shops could have accommodated more work by optimizing their existing space and improving efficiency through several strategic approaches. Space Optimization Strategy Ben Machine has
CNC machining companies face an intriguing mix of challenges and opportunities at the crossroads of technology and ethics. CNC machining, a cornerstone of modern manufacturing, controls machine tools with exceptional precision through computer-based systems. This innovation is critical in crafting complex components with accuracy and efficiency. However, as technology continues
Ben Machine’s Supply Chain Disruption Strategies Purchasing managers across industries in Canada and beyond have been truly challenged by the supply chain disruptions brought about by the 2020 global pandemic. With clogged ports causing delays, hikes in raw materials threatening bottom lines, and break downs in established reliable supply chains,
CNC machining companies face an intriguing mix of challenges and opportunities at the crossroads of technology and ethics. CNC machining, a cornerstone of modern manufacturing, controls machine tools with exceptional precision through computer-based systems. This innovation is critical in crafting complex components with accuracy and efficiency. However, as technology continues
The manufacturing sector faces increasing cyber threats, which affect operational integrity and data security. The CNC machining sector in Canada is particularly vulnerable due to
Nanotechnology revolutionizes manufacturing by enabling precision at molecular levels, fostering innovations in materials and products. It provides significant improvements in properties such as strength and
Certifications in the CNC machining industry, especially AS (Aerospace Standard), are critical for ensuring precision, quality, and safety in aerospace manufacturing. AS and ISO (International
Canada is updating its military defence policy to strengthen its Arctic capabilities and address geopolitical and climate challenges. Integral to this strategy is advanced manufacturing
Many believe CNC machining is only about cutting and shaping raw materials into desired forms. However, CNC machining encompasses many processes, and precision finishing is
Ben Machine, a leading name in precision machining, proudly launches its inaugural apprenticeship program. This unique approach is dedicated to shaping the future of Canada’s
Innovation in the aerospace industry is required to advance technology, enhance safety, improve efficiency, and reduce environmental impacts. It drives the evolution of aircraft, enabling
In a significant step towards enhancing the capabilities of the Canadian Armed Forces, GM Defense Canada has secured a contract award to supply modern Light
Efficiency and waste reduction are crucial for success in the competitive manufacturing world. Lean manufacturing, a methodology focused on minimizing waste and maximizing value, is
Sustainability in manufacturing has become a critical focus, especially in the CNC machining sector. According to a recent report by the World Economic Forum, the
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