REM gives readers in both the field and in facilities the information they need to increase manufacturing production and equipment uptime, integrate new technology, reduce operating costs, manage groups of skilled professionals in an industrial setting and encourage career development.
The magazine reports on the use of sound metrology methods, statistical analysis and process improvement techniques to significantly improve quality on the shop floor and in manufacturing planning.
Pulp & Paper International (PPI) is the leading magazine for pulp, paper and paperboard manufacturers in North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. It offers the most comprehensive coverage in the industry and reaches more people around the globe than any other pulp and paper publication. Known for exclusive in-depth market reports such as the Top 100, Pulp & Paper International provides readers with a deep understanding of the issues that form the driving forces of the industry.
An extensive network of national editors, analysts and other contacts around the world supports PPIs international editorial staff. This global perspective is the foundation for hands-on, solutions-oriented features that help individuals working at pulp and paper companies run their businesses and make informed buying decisions. Articles cover every component of the papermaking process, from the woodyard through the finishing and converting facilities.
Customized news alerts featuring new developments and information on the products and services that matter to you most. You choose from over 50 product categories including Adhesives and Sealants, Controls and Controllers, HVAC, Lubricants, Software, Welding Equipment, and more. Receive personalized news releases on only the information you want to know about. These updates are available daily, semiweekly or weekly.
Focusing on the major western process markets – oil and gas, pulp and paper, chemicals, water treatment and utilities, and currently distributed to over 10,500 subscribers, PROCESSWest offers targeted reports of interest to those involved in these sectors. Regular columns on Oil & Gas, Water Quality, Process Safety, Pulp & Paper, and Western News & Views appeal to specialized market interests that are key to the economics of Canada’s western provinces.
Process Heating publishes editorial covering heat processing at temperatures below 1,000 deg Fahrenheit at end-user and OEM manufacturing facilities. Editorial focuses on technology, how-to, troubleshooting, and case histories in heat processing to assist engineers, managers, R & D personnel and purchasing agents.
Published monthly, Printing Impressions magazine provides authoritative coverage on industry trends, emerging technologies and the news behind the news in the Graphic Arts industry. They profile successful executives and their companies, giving insightful information on how they have been able to thrive, not just survive, in a highly competitive marketplace. Their regular contributing columnists consist of recognizable industry pundits who provide keen insight and inspiration.
It provides information about regulatory requirements, and information about the business benefits of proactive environmental control. It provides us up to date information on regulations and economic benefits of environmental control techniques and information on innovative and cost effective environmental equipment, products, technology and services.
How do Best-in-class Electronics Manufacturers Hit Their Product Release Dates 86% of the time?…
Read this valuable analyst report to learn how to implement technology and processes to achieve best-in-class operations and alleviate common product development challenges.
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Plant Services serves the field of plant engineering and maintenance manufacturing as well as process industries and utility and power generation. Audiences include: executives, managers, superintendents, plant engineers, operations, maintenance, plant, facilities and purchasing personnel.