Types of Springs: A Spotlight on What They Are & Their Differences
Springs are found in most objects that we use in everyday life and often go unnoticed or unseen. Some examples of this could include; turning your light switch on and off, guiding your car over lumps and bumps in the road, and even putting your key into the front door to let yourself in. However,… Continue Reading …
We Welcomed Haworth Primary School Year 5 Pupils
On the 20th June Airedale Springs was delighted to welcome a Year 5 class from Haworth Primary School. Accompanied by some of their teachers the pupils were given an introduction to the company and the many types of springs manufactured here. Our staff did a fantastic job of explaining their responsibilities and demonstrating their skills… Continue Reading …
Compassionate Engineering
Engineering is an extraordinary field that allows for never-before-seen advancements in technology that help to develop the world we live in. Compassionate engineering places people and communities first, prioritising their needs above anything else while developing and designing technology. The wide availability of said technology is the end goal, to allow everyone who needs it… Continue Reading …
Why do the Japanese Love Robots?
Japan’s fascination with robotics is well-known throughout the world, and their robots are already being used in a wide variety of situations. As an example, a life insurance company will have an unlikely employee in the form of Pepper, a robot that can explain insurance products to customers and attend to visitors at seminars the… Continue Reading …
Ingenuity of Amateur Engineers
Many people don’t realise just how creative engineers can be. Although they are technically skilled and adept at creating the most complex engineering masterpieces, there has to be some form of creativity and ingenuity flowing in order to achieve these feats. This is one aspect of engineering that isn’t necessarily taught, and we’re starting to… Continue Reading …
Springs in Medical Applications
Springs have been used in mechanics and other forms of technology for hundreds of years. In the 17th century, Robert Hooke scrutinised springs by testing them repetitively and developed Hooke’s Law, one of the most common physical laws used in mechanics today. However, this isn’t the only use of springs. They are also used in… Continue Reading …
The Story So Far: Life On Mars
Mars has been a mystery for many centuries, a planet that has captured the imaginations of scientists and artists alike. We don’t know exactly who discovered Mars, since, just like Venus, this planet is a bright presence in the night sky, capable of being seen even without a telescope.
Technology Behind Animal Conservation
Technology is now being used around the globe to aid in animal conservation. The idea is that it will help to increase capabilities, bring in real time monitoring and help in vital research. Being able to properly monitor the movement and habitat of these species will go a long way in ultimately keeping them safe…. Continue Reading …
New Machine Increases Capacity Even Further!
Due to the increasing demand for custom springs and wire forms Airedale Springs is delighted to announce the installation of another Wafios FMU40 wire forming machine. The Wafios FMU40 has a wire diameter range of 1.8 to 4mm and is designed for the production of wireforms, torsion and tension springs. The addition of this machine… Continue Reading …
How Has The Engineering Industry Changed in 71 Years?
Back when we were still in Keighley and the slinky was just being demonstrated for the first time in 1945, engineering had a very different face. Since those first days when we started our business, we have combined our expertise from our talented and skilled employees with advancing technology throughout the years.