Category: Motorsport
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The essential guide on why Process FMEA (PFMEA) is a non-negotiable in modern engineering and manufacturing
The hidden cost of incomplete projects At Plyable, we understand the frustration of seeing promising projects stall. A high percentage of tooling projects are effectively removed before they ever reach execution. Why does this happen? The reasons are numerous: incorrect material specifications, unmet tolerances, inadequate tooling systems, human error, or a myriad of other factors…
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CEO Mark Runciman celebrates his 1st year at Plyable
It’s hard to believe that this November means it’s been a whole year since I joined the team here at Plyable. New leadership always brings change, and over the past 12 months we’ve embraced that opportunity to redefine who we are and where we’re going so I just wanted to provide our clients with an…
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Industry Innovation Up Close: Insights from PMW Expo 2025
Written by Joshua England on 21st November 2025 PMW Expo 2025 in Cologne was one of the most energising industry events I’ve attended in recent years. The show struck a rare balance: deep technical expertise, genuine innovation, and conversations that made it easy to see where high-performance vehicle engineering is heading. For anyone working in…
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Advanced Engineering and DroneX
Advanced Engineering Show: The UK’s Innovation Hub Date: 29th and 30th October 2025 Location: NEC, Birmingham, UK Our team attended Advanced Engineering Show; the UK’s leading annual event for the engineering and manufacturing sectors, held at the NEC, Birmingham. Advanced Engineering is one of our favourite’s as it demonstrates the entire industrial ecosystem connected to…
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Plyable Attends JEC Forum, DACH
Jamie from Plyable attends JEC Forum DACH, an annual event dedicated to composite materials. Over two days in late October, I attended JEC Forum Dach, an annual event that provides an excellent platform for engagement for those working in the composites sector. With around ten hours of meetings held with innovative companies across the composites…