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08/01/2018 Hägglunds Inside Intelligence transforms maintenance Drive and control specialist Bosch Rexroth has introduced Hägglunds Inside Intelligence, a new connectivity suite that provides customers with instant analysis, real-time advice and condition monitoring of Hägglunds hydraulic drive systems. » Read More


05/01/2018 Take scheduled maintenance outside of shutdown periods for improved productivity Dave Atkinson, service centre manager for Oilgear, explains how the company’s years of manufacturing experience help it offer flexible maintenance schedules. » Read More


05/01/2018 Atlas Copco expands QIS generators range to deliver industrial power without ... Atlas Copco has extended its range of QIS generators with the addition of five models that deliver optimised performance in the most demanding industrial environments. » Read More


04/01/2018 Mitsubishi Electric’s smart condition monitoring solution wins 2017 Food ... Mitsubishi Electric has gained further recognition for the innovative Smart Condition Monitoring (SCM) solution, winning the Continuous Improvement category at the 2017 Food Processing Awards. » Read More


04/01/2018 Veolia helps Scottish Water achieve energy self-sufficiency Veolia, the global resource management company is now helping Scottish Water to achieve the target of energy self-sufficiency at its Seafield Wastewater Treatment Works, WwTW, the largest treatment works in the east of Scotland. » Read More


03/01/2018 Bauer gear motors keep water treatment systems running through flood conditions Since long before the industrial revolution, manufacturers have extracted water from local rivers and streams. The process is still widely used today, in applications from energy generation to paper making. » Read More


02/01/2018 FLIR announces FLIR CM275 industrial thermal imaging clamp meter The FLIR test and measurement clamp meter offers datalogging, wireless connectivity and infrared guided measurement technology » Read More


02/01/2018 igus lean energy chain and curved rail systems at MACH 2018 exhibition At this year’s MACH exhibition, which runs from 9th-13th April at the NEC in Birmingham, igus will showcase a wide range of cost-effective, lightweight and maintenance-free bearings and cable management systems for a variety of engineering ... » Read More


13/12/2017 Creating bespoke pressure vessels Pressure vessels are used around the world for a wide variety of applications including water treatment, food manufacture, scientific research and industrial manufacturing. Such diversity means that the designs for individual applications ... » Read More


12/12/2017 Renishaw celebrates educational programme’s success Gloucestershire based engineering and scientific technologies company, Renishaw, has celebrated the success of twelve graduates of the SS Great Britain Trust’s flagship educational programme, Future Brunels. » Read More


12/12/2017 Moving large loads The world record for the heaviest object pulled over 100 feet belongs to a US reverend who pulled a 68-tonne lorry. This is an impressive achievement, but one that manufacturing plant engineers must regularly equal using specialist ... » Read More


12/12/2017 Three military trends you need to know The nature of the threat posed by terrorism and criminal organisations is changing. In recent years, military forces, border agencies, airports and transport police have had to rapidly develop new ways of thwarting those with malicious ... » Read More


11/12/2017 First Terex Finlay machine for waste management company A family-owned recycling and plant hire company has bought its first crusher from Finlay Plant Northern. » Read More


11/12/2017 Eliminating poor quality electrical components In 1897, the conflicts between the increased use of bicycles alongside horses and pedestrians in Germany created chaos and disruption on the roads. Implementing a less disruptive system for the different methods of transport became ... » Read More


08/12/2017 High performance actuator range is compact and rugged INMOCO, the motion control specialist, has introduced new electric servo actuators into its product offering. Made in California by Diakont, DA Series actuators are ruggedly built and offer long, reliable service for demanding industries ... » Read More


08/12/2017 Generating increased wind turbine lifespan Jason Horton, Regional Operations Director (South) at Sulzer, looks at the benefits of creating a partnership with a specialist maintenance provider in terms of improved lifespan and reliability of wind turbines. » Read More


07/12/2017 Portable test kit enables multi-track thickness measurements A robust, portable, non-contact capacitive bench test kit for measuring the thickness variation of automotive brake discs is now available from Micro-Epsilon. » Read More


07/12/2017 Dedicated calibration instrument reduces cost and complexity of calibrating ... The Yokogawa LS3300 is a new dedicated, stand-alone and cost-effective calibrator that is designed to reduce the cost and complexity of calibrating power meters and analysers with accuracies up to 0.15 percent. » Read More


06/12/2017 igus chainflex hybrid bus cables for Ethernet and Profinet moving applications ... Motion plastics specialist igus introduces single-cable solutions for use in energy chains with Ethernet or Profinet elements and power cores in the CFBUS.PUR.H01 series. » Read More


06/12/2017 Specialist warns of illegal sale of counterfeit bearings The reputations of well-known bearing manufacturers such as SKF and EZO are under threat from the sale of illegal, poor quality counterfeit bearings. » Read More


05/12/2017 Stolen JCB 2CX worth £25,000 safely recovered in hours A stolen JCB 2CX Backhoe Loader worth £25,000 has been found and safely recovered in Bentley, Hampshire, within a matter of hours of first being reported as stolen thanks to the installation of a battery operated tracking device from AMI ... » Read More


30/11/2017 The changing face of work-based placements Change can be a daunting experience, especially when the future is unknown. However, for many, change can come with a multitude of benefits. Here, Lucy Speed, HR advisor at engineering solutions provider, Boulting Group, explains the ... » Read More


30/11/2017 Reduce costs by reducing waste Hazardous waste poses a substantial threat to our health and the environment. Despite this, we are still producing more than 400 million tons each year. » Read More


29/11/2017 Continuous infrared monitoring significantly benefits utilities For utility companies, condition monitoring is becoming essential to ensuring the reliable delivery of electricity and for minimising operational costs and there are many conventional instrumentation and measurement methods available for ... » Read More


29/11/2017 Powering surveillance systems Ultralife has created a high-density battery for military use » Read More
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