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16/02/2016 Gas analyser builds complete picture of contamination Occupational health specialists from Wisconsin, USA, are utilising FTIR gas analysis technology to identify and quantify both known and unknown gas species in a wide variety of applications in which workers are potentially at risk. » Read More


11/02/2016 ECS upgrades Broxbourne flood gate lifting equipment As part of an upgrade programme on the local water control structures, the Environment Agency (EA) contracted ECS Engineering Services to replace the overhead lifting gantries used to insert maintenance stoplogs that form part of a set of ... » Read More


11/02/2016 Permanent coating provides a one-step solution to rust treatment NCH Europe’s has launched Salvage 2+, a durable permanent coating product that prevents liquid from causing corrosion in infrastructure. » Read More


10/02/2016 Displacement sensors solve powertrain measurement tasks Non-contact, high performance displacement measurement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are solving measurement applications for a number of key UK-based powertrain developments, including the testing of vehicle turbochargers, engine coolant ... » Read More


10/02/2016 Brammer in pole position with university sponsorship Brammer has pledged its support to the University of Bath’s engineering students who have formed both Team Bath Racing and Team Bath Racing Electric. » Read More


09/02/2016 Intelligent components for feed spindles Precision bearing manufacturer Schaeffler has introduced its fifth generation of linear recirculating roller bearing and guideway assemblies. » Read More


09/02/2016 Schneider Electric enhances monitoring to help users meet energy efficiency ... Schneider Electric has launched its Acti 9 iEM3000 energy meter series, which have been designed specifically to help individuals and organisations meet energy efficiency targets. » Read More


04/02/2016 Trichloroethylene users gear up for April sunset date With less than three months to go until Trichloroethylene will be banned under REACH regulations from ECSA type I, II, and III component cleaning systems, new generation fluids are seeing an upsurge in orders, according to Graham Fraser, ... » Read More


04/02/2016 Europe’s most energy efficient electric forklift Yale has announced a change to the specification of its 3-wheel ERP15-20VT series, which makes this the most energy efficient electric forklift truck available in Europe. » Read More


03/02/2016 Series of user-friendly and compact variable speed drives for low-power motors WEG has launched a new cost-effective, reliable and easy-to-use series of compact variable speed drives (VSDs) to enhance energy efficiency across a wide range of applications requiring low motor power. » Read More


02/02/2016 Flexcrete coating proven to combat chloride attack for 27 years Independent testing carried out at the VINCI Construction Technology Centre has confirmed that Flexcrete’s Cementitious Coating 851 will provide an effective barrier to chlorides for at least 27 years. » Read More


01/02/2016 Faster and safer construction of tanks and silos Traditional methods of storage tank or silo construction, whether in concrete or steel, present a number of Health and Safety challenges on site. » Read More


01/02/2016 EEF launches new ISO14001:2015 transitioning hubs for manufacturers EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, is launching a series of regional ISO14001 transitioning hubs to help businesses meet the new requirements and make the most of their environmental management systems. » Read More


29/01/2016 Terminology could cause costly engineering confusion One of the UK's leading manufacturers and installers of temporary buildings has voiced concerns that engineering companies requiring additional space may be being inadvertently misled into ordering the wrong type of structure. » Read More


29/01/2016 Keeping your employees healthy and safe pays From 1 February 2016 Crown Courts and Magistrates Courts in England and Wales will be bound by tough new guidelines when sentencing offenders who have been convicted of breaking health and safety law. » Read More


28/01/2016 SKF launches next-generation electrically driven oil pump SKF introduces next-generation, plug-and-go, electrically driven oil pump for multiple applications » Read More


28/01/2016 Tsubaki has the answer for automotive coating applications Automotive manufacturers put incredible emphasis on the paint finish of their new vehicles. Not only is immaculate paintwork essential for that ‘showroom appearance’, it is also a vital element in the long term environmental protection of ... » Read More


26/01/2016 Analysers for Part B solvent emissions Designed and developed by former employees of Bernath Atomic (manufacturer of the well-known Bernath 3006 FID), the ErsaTec analysers employ Flame Ionisation Detectors (FIDs) to measure total organic carbon. » Read More


26/01/2016 Gas control for metal surface treatments In recent years there has been significant growth in the use and diversity of different techniques for metal surface treatment, thanks to the ability of these processes to alter the surface properties of a material without affecting the ... » Read More


25/01/2016 Scottish CO2 hub is a unique opportunity for the UK The creation of a Scottish CO2 (carbon dioxide) Hub can help tackle Europe’s greenhouse gas emissions by providing a stepwise, affordable route to a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) industry in the UK using existing infrastructure, ... » Read More


25/01/2016 Going green and renting lighting Simon Taylor, managing director of Aura Light UK, discusses new schemes that use projected energy savings to finance new lighting installations. » Read More


22/01/2016 Effective monitoring of vibration on low speed machines To ensure slow speed rotating plant is functioning at optimal levels it’s essential to measure vibration, as much as it is a critical requirement for standard speed machinery applications. » Read More


22/01/2016 IKEA Russia’s new DC will be Jungheinrich’s biggest project yet Jungheinrich has announced that it has won the contract to provide the handling systems for IKEA Russia’s new distribution centre. » Read More


18/01/2016 Are you at risk of complacency creep? Mentor is warning managers and supervisors of the costly dangers resulting from ‘complacency creep’: that decline in standards of safe operation which results from insufficient supervision. » Read More


18/01/2016 How long does your Thorough Examination take? Quickie inspections risk non-compliance with legislation, warns CFTS » Read More
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