We are looking for fitters, machinists, designers and warehouse operatives at all levels to join our thriving team and expanding business!
We’re proud to be supporting our local football team, Basingstoke Town Football Club!
Empire Magnetics, manufacturer of quality motor products, has been named one of the top 10 companies that are at the forefront of providing Cryogenics solutions and transforming businesses.
One of our great strengths is our team and we’re always looking for great people to join our team. We’re currently recruiting for a Senior Electromechanical Design Engineer – take a look.
Medical Equipment OEM development teams face excruciating pressure to make their products smaller, lighter, and more accurate. Explore their solution in this new application brief.
LG Motion is excited to announce that we’re exhibiting at the Design Engineering Expo 2022. This exciting event takes place on Wednesday 8th June – Thursday 9th June 2022.
As the world of technology advances, we’ve seen a gradual increase in the presence of machines or robots through innovations like assembly line automation. Automation can involve anything from robots that weld and paint to machines that pick and pack or dispense the right amount of glue or fasteners.
Richard Halsted, President of Empire Magnetics discusses product development and improvements, including computer programs to model magnetics and thermal behaviour of motors.
Listen to the latest That Engineering Chat podcast with LG Motion’s MD, Gary Livingstone – covering topics such as the pandemic, AI, and how changes in manufacturing will affect the supply chain.
You can have all the bandwidth, AI, or optics in the world, but none of it matters if a semiconductor tool cannot meaningfully reach nanometer level precision without compromising its throughput.
We are pleased to announce that we have been shortlisted in the Innovation for Growth category of the 2021 Inspire Business Awards. The Awards celebrate businesses in north Hampshire.
Fighting COVID-19 has been a long drawn out and bitter battle, but businesses need to arm themselves for the next stage, says Gary Livingstone.
