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21st June 2004	Lord of the rings
	By Joe Boyle - from The Engineer - 28 MAY - 10 JUNE 2004 Edition It will cost £350m and take nine years to build. It will present huge challenges for the engineers designing it and bring 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunities for advances in materials technology in sectors such as aerospace. It is the Diamond synchrotron - the UK's biggest research project for 30 years, yet one with a profile in inverse proportion to its massive scale. more...

7th June 2004	Diamond Light Source
	The Diamond Light Source has now progressed from a concept to reality and we are pleased to announce that Micromech has been selected to be a supplier on this major project. more...

4th May 2004	UKAEA
	Micromech is delighted to be included in the directory of UK suppliers for ITER (International Thermal Nuclear Reactor) compiled as part of the UKAEA Fusion and Industry programme more...

28th April 2004	A web site for sore eyes - take another look!
	The Unimotion web-site was initially set-up to work with universities throughout the UK to inform and advise about motion and control technologies suitable for research and development. It has been very successful receiving thousands of hits each week, this popularity has led to a demand from people in related fields to go on the mailing list. We have therefore now included research, medical and life sciences establishments and also taken the opportunity to improve the site. more...

19th April 2004	Good things come in small packages ...
	The MX80 plug and play miniature linear servo Designed for today's 24/7 production demands the MX80 has redefined 'high throughput automation' in the world of miniature positioners. more...

29th March 2004	What's got into the Danaher Servostar? Trio's motion controller, that's what!
	Those clever people at Trio have produced the MC302-K Motion Coordinator that fits within the Danaher Servostar™ more...

9th January 2004	Question - what’s different about the P7000 micro-stepping drive? Answer – it gives ‘servo like’ performance without a feedback device!
	Yes, the P7000 from Danaher Motion has open loop stall detection and so combines all the advantages of a stepper system but can perform like a servo drive arrangement. more....

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