Joining Forces Wales 2
Case Studies - plus Best Practice Reports & Guides generated through Joining Forces Wales
Case Studies
Case studies show how companies are benefiting from the technical support services and activities of the Joining Forces Wales technology transfer programme:
- EMF survey demonstrates compliance with forthcoming regulations
- Welding design and production know-how expands
- Finding the right adhesive for a tricky assembly job
- Stepping-up manufacturing efficiency
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Tanked-up with high efficiency welding procedures
- Lean manufacturing prepares stainless fabricator for growth
- A cut above the rest - especially when it comes to titanium
- Environmentally friendly timber-substitute looks weldable
- High quality doesn't have to be a daily grind
- High release sleeve sticks to its leading role
- Welding up the tubes
- Improved brazing technique in push for enhanced tool endurance
- Enhanced QA system puts welding on a more formal footing
- FEA aids design of climbers' snow safety device
You can also view Case Studies from our North East and Yorkshire & Humber regional technology transfer programmes.
Best Practice Reports & Guides
In addition to providing a range of technical support services, Joining Forces Wales has produced several best practice documents on key topics:
Best Practice Reports - highly focused, concisely presented key facts and information
- Settings for resistance spot welding of steels
- Tips for reliable operation of MIG/MAG welding equipment
- Thermal spraying of aluminium, zinc and their alloys
- Diffusion bonding
- Design for disassembly - an overview for producers of electrical and electronic equipment
- Lead-free soldering - transferring a tin/lead-based electronics manufacturing process to a lead-free alternative
Best Practice Guides - in-depth theory and practice for effective technology insertion
- Diffusion bonding
- A guide to the ultrasonic time-of-flight diffraction (TOFD) non-destructive testing technique
- Polymer composite structures: damage and its detection, and structural monitoring - an introductory guide
On its website TWI has many more best practice items covering a wide range of topics.
For further information on Joining Forces Wales 2 please email Martin Bourton or Richard Smith at TWI.
Register now to profit from Joining Forces Wales 2
You'll need to complete a registration form to benefit from the services and activities of Joining Forces Wales 2. Registration also allows you to see an expanded range of information on JoinIT - TWI's online technical support service.
To be eligible, your company must be based in Wales. The online registration form is very quick and easy to complete and return.
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Joining Forces Wales 2 is part-financed by the Welsh Assembly Government |
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