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20/01/2012 Flexitallic and Sealex join forces for Aberdeen Static sealing products manufacturer Flexitallic and sealing and industrial hose distributor Sealex have centralised their operations in Aberdeen, and increased local manufacturing content. » Read More


19/01/2012 Vehicle-mounted platform lifts ease beer cooler maintenance for Adnams Adnams, the Southwold-based brewer, is reporting that its Penny Hydraulics LoadLift platform lifts are enabling engineers to complete maintenance tasks on their own when they visit the brewer's pubs and hotels throughout East Anglia. » Read More


19/01/2012 Flexi forklift shows its mettle for steel producer Steel producer ArcelorMittal has reduced handling damage and improved throughout after replacing its sideloader trucks with articulated forklifts from Flexi Narrow Aisle. » Read More


18/01/2012 Toyota extends forklift service to online chat Toyota Material Handling UK has launched an online chat service, enabling customers to communicate directly with service centre operators via the company's website. » Read More


18/01/2012 Speedy launches first plant rental iPhone app Speedy has become the first equipment hire and support services company to release an app for the iPhone that helps plant engineers and managers to access their depots while on the move. » Read More


18/01/2012 Sira signs up for Hazex at Maintec 2012 exhibition Sira Test & Certification is to support Hazex, the new specialist hazardous area event being run as part of easyFairs Maintec 2012 Show. » Read More


17/01/2012 Jungheinrich to showcase used forklift trucks Forklift truck manufacturer Jungheinrich UK has announced a series of showcase events for secondhand trucks at its depots throughout the country. Running from February to October, the used equipment fairs will feature electric and ... » Read More


17/01/2012 Wireless acoustic transmitter cuts steam bills by 20 per cent Promising to help process plants save energy and reduce their environmental impact, Emerson has introduced a wireless acoustic transmitter that provides instant visibility of critical steam traps and pressure relief valves. » Read More


16/01/2012 Boulting and Siemens handle Alloa glassworks system retrofit Four Honeywell 620 PLCs, a bespoke batch computer and a PCIM SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system at the Alloa glassworks in Scotland have been replaced by four Siemens S7 PLCs and a the Siemens WinCC SCADA system. » Read More


13/01/2012 Watson-Marlow peristaltic pump shifts thinking at Severn Trent A 520 DuN/REM high pressure peristaltic pump has met the immediate needs of three chemical dosing schemes implemented recently at various Severn Trent Water facilities. » Read More


12/01/2012 Regulator report reveals no danger at UK nuclear plants Safety reassessments undertaken at UK nuclear power plants in light of events at Fukushima Dai-ichi, following last year's earthquake and tsunami, have revealed no fundamental weaknesses. » Read More


11/01/2012 IPAF launches MEWP and AWP incident database IPAF (the International Powered Access Federation) has begun a project to collect worldwide data on incidents involving MEWPs (mobile elevating work platforms) and AWPs (aerial work platforms), with the aim of improving the safe use of ... » Read More


11/01/2012 Speedy places £3 million excavator order with JCB Plant rental specialist Speedy has purchased £3.3 million worth of JCB 8018 mini excavators, the biggest order that JCB received for the model in the past 12months. » Read More


10/01/2012 Safety assured at Petroplus Coryton fuel processing refinery Safety systems specialist Hima-Sella has received an order for end-of-life replacement of SIS (safety instrumented systems) on two processing units at the Petroplus' Coryton Refinery in Stanford-le-Hope Essex. » Read More


09/01/2012 Emerson Smart Energy promises cost savings on renewables Emerson Process Management has kicked off what it's describing as a global programme to combine its industrial energy expertise with energy management technologies to enable plant managers to improve their use of renewable fuels, cut costs ... » Read More


06/01/2012 Joint UK-Norwegian team to develop industrial biotechnology plant The British and Norwegian governments are to work together to support nine R&D projects that will create new processes capable of generating high-value chemicals while cutting carbon emissions, through industrial biotechnology and ... » Read More


05/01/2012 Shell chooses Parker Hannifin for instrumentation Motion and control firm Parker Hannifin has signed a deal with Shell that makes it a single source supplier of instrumentation valves, manifolds, process-to-instrument valves, fittings, tubing, protective enclosures etc. » Read More


04/01/2012 Brammer launches second online Quick Tips video Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services specialist Brammer has launched the second in its series of videos, aimed at sharing expertise online. » Read More


03/01/2012 DS Smith Tri-Wall hots up plant capacity with infra-red drying DS Smith Tri-Wall is reporting massive improvements in coated board capacity at its Monmouth plant since installing an infrared drying system from Heraeus Noblelight. » Read More


30/12/2011 Most users confused about forklift truck Thorough Examinations A survey of companies owning and operating forklift trucks has found that 93% do not understand what is covered by Thorough Examinations, the forklift equivalent of an MOT. Most are unclear about what is included and who is responsible for ... » Read More


29/12/2011 Michelin Dundee slashes energy with variable-speed drives Close speed control of fans and pumps on a new cooling tower for process water, at Michelin's Dundee plant, has cut its annual energy consumption by a massive 1,500 MWh. » Read More


25/12/2011 Ford offers Santa an EcoBoost powered concept sleigh Ford says it is ready to help Santa Claus go green, slashing his carbon footprint with a concept sleigh design powered by a new 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine. » Read More


23/12/2011 Mayor authorises PM10 pollution controls trial on industrial operations Five London boroughs are set to get dust suppressant technology applied on roads around construction and industrial sites, as part of the Mayor's plans to deliver cleaner air for London. » Read More


23/12/2011 Seed funding promises a cool alternative engine A zero emission powertrain looks more likely, following successful first round seed funding (which closed more than 30% oversubscribed) for engine technology developer Dearman Engine Company (DEC). » Read More


22/12/2011 Largest ever chain gauge order from Jungheinrich Italiana Materials handling equipment specialist Jungheinrich's Italian division - Jungheinrich Italiana Srl – has ordered more than 400 chain wear gauges from FB Chain, making it the company's biggest single order. » Read More
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