In the world of smart locks, retrofits occupy a unique, useful space. They're cheaper than a full deadbolt replacement and fit over your current deadbolt to give it smart features -- not a bad deal, ...

Italy-based fasteners manufacturer Fontana Gruppo acquired Utica, MI-based MNP Corporation. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. MDM’s 1Q25 M&A Report (store link) Founded in 1970, MNP ...

In a move that will diversify its offering, Japan-based fastener manufacturer MEIDOH acquired Pilgrim Screw Corp., which does business as Pilgrim Aerospace Fasteners. Pilgrim is a manufacturer of ...

Any mechanic or DIYer will tell you you should never work on a car without the proper equipment. A hard task can quickly turn ...

The excitation and vibration triggered by the long-term operation of railway vehicles inevitably result in defective states of catenary support devices. With the massive construction of high-speed ...

A handful of 2026 model year Tesla Model Y and Model 3 vehicles have been shipped to customers with loose front-row seat fasteners ...

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We know where to tighten the nuts and bolts and for whom.” On Saturday, when asked about Sudeep’s remarks, Shivakumar declined to respond directly. “I don’t have to answer anybody,” he said.

This article proposes a method called metric learning-based few-shot adversarial domain adaptation (MLFADA) for cross-machine diagnosis of the SCARA robot’s ball screws. First, MLFADA constructs data ...

In "147 Nuts and NOT a Single Bolt," join us on a fascinating journey into the world of nuts! This video explores the variety and diversity of 147 different nuts, delving into their unique ...

Almost 9,200 examples of the 2025 model year Ford F-150 may have been produced with insufficiently torqued lower intermediate shaft fasteners. The worst-case scenario isn't rattling from the ...

Almost every car owner has to remove and replace a wheel at some point. How tight should lug nuts be, and how do you check the torque?