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If you’re working in the engineering industry and actively developing your knowledge and understanding of best practices, you can apply to become a member with MIET or TMIET designatory letters. Membership is a mark of excellence and recognition of your achievements. Be recognised as a leader in your field and open up your career opportunities and increase your earning potential by joining us today.

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Vertical rotating tables with double 5-axis operating unit ikon is a 5-axis geometry machining centre with two vertical tables for the processing of aluminium and composites materials. Equipped with one or two horizontal operating units, it ensures high productivity. ikon allows a complete inner view by the operator.

The Rockwood Group excels in providing specialist knowledge, capabilities, and skills in technically demanding sectors. We leverage a broad range of engineering tools to deliver robust manufacturing solutions, such as carbon fiber manufacturing. Our greatest asset is our experienced staff, who bring decades of expertise in materials, design, development, and serial manufacturing. This expertise is complemented by state-of-the-art tools, equipment, and infrastructure. We utilize SolidWorks and Catia CAD systems to design and analyse components and tooling with precision. The transition from CAD to tooling and subsequent physical components is seamless, thanks to HyperMill, which generates cutter paths for our 3, 4, and simultaneous 5-axis machining centres. This ensures a complete in-house tooling and component machining capability. For composite manufacturing, we employ specialized equipment, including multiple -18°C cold storage units for material stock and two parallel ply cutters for precision-cut pre-preg materials. Our composite processing optimizes pressure, temperature, and vacuum conditions to handle the full range of pre-preg resin systems, including carbon fiber manufacturing. Throughout production, processing conditions are meticulously logged and recorded as part of our quality assurance measures, supported by the latest laser scanning metrology

All mechanical design is performed to international design codes, such as ASME, EN13445, and PD5500.

An inclinometer is a sensor used for measuring angles, mainly for tilt, slope or elevation of an object with respect to gravity. They are known by several names such as tilt sensor, inclinometer or even pitch & roll indicator. The most common inclinometer is for measuring single axis X or dual axis X & Y axis however on request, the Z axis can be measured using a separate device. All incorporate the latest high-performance MEMs sensing technology and are further enhanced with internal compensation circuitry for high accuracy performance and long-term stability. The only other consideration should be the output required. Current outputs (4-20mA) can be used for long transmissions up to 2000 metres. Analogue outputs are most common having 0-5, 0-10V, 0.5-4.5V or even +/-5 or 10V. Digital output version are available such as RS-232, RS-485, TTL, PWM and CAN.