Genesee Co. manufacturer eyes more space
March 5, 2014
Buffalo Business First New business and an expanded customer base is prompting a Bergen manufacturer to nearly double its home base.Liberty Pumps, through its R.J.
March 2014
Additive Manufacturing of Bicycles becoming pervasive
March 5, 2014
In Additive Manufacturing: A new tool in the toolbox, Part 6, we viewed a new bicycle hub,
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that was fabricated by a NY manufacturer, using his Selective Laser Sintering Machine. #-D printed bike parts are catching on! Renishaw, the British company that manufactures Additive Manufacturing machines, has collaborated with Empire Cycles in the UK, to produce one of the first, 3-D Printed titanium alloy bike frame. The frame is fabricated in sections from a titanium alloy, then bonded together to form the very light and strong frame. It is 30% lighter than its predecessor.
Buffalo Niagara Advanced Manufacturing Institute announced for downtown Buffalo
March 5, 2014
Buffalo News A new center aimed at promoting the growth of area manufacturers will ramp up to speed this year. The Buffalo Niagara Advanced Manufacturing
Watervliet Arsenal invests $26 million in machinery, new partnerships
March 3, 2014
Albany Business Review The Watervliet Arsenal will invest more than $26 million in new machines and enhanced capabilities this year. Last year aresenal revenue dropped to
Reviving Buffalo’s manufacturing legacy
March 3, 2014
Buffalo Business Journal The Buffalo Niagara Advanced Manufacturing Institute will be supported by $45 million in state funds from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s “Buffalo Billion” pledge, but
Clarkson University’s Beacon Institute offers unique M.S. degree for technical professionals
March 3, 2014
Business Council Business Council member Clarkson University’s Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries offers employers a unique management development opportunity for employees with technology and
90 percent of Hudson Valley manufacturing grads find jobs in region
March 3, 2014
Albany Business Review Professor David Larkin says nine of out 10 manufacturing program students at Hudson Valley Community College are being scooped up by local companies after they graduate