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04/04/2019 Saving rinse water Over a decade ago, pump OEM Grundfos set itself a target to reduce total water usage at all of its plants by 50% come 2025. In striving to achieve this, various solutions have been put into place all around the world, but one recent ... » Read More


03/04/2019 Renold wins rollercoaster chain replacement order The longest rollercoaster in Europe, has specified replacement chain from Renold for its two huge chain lift hills that raise the coaster trains on climbs of 102 and then 107ft respectively. » Read More


02/04/2019 HRS supplies WFI heat exchangers to pharma plant HRS Process Solutions has provided heat exchangers to cool water for injection (WFI) at a pharmaceutical products factory in Australia. » Read More


01/04/2019 SevernTrent announces first AMP7 contractors Midlands water utility Severn Trent has announced details of the first contractors it intends to use to deliver its £2bn investment in its construction projects for AMP7, its plan for work between 2020-2025. » Read More


29/03/2019 Burkert pH sensors support modular water treatment systems Ross-shire Engineering (RSE), a manufacturer of modular water treatment systems for remote communities, is using mass flow controllers from Bürkert to ensure pH levels are maintained at optimum levels. » Read More


28/03/2019 Rotamec extends into South Wales with purchase of Pontypool Rewinds Rotamec Engineering Solutions – a provider of motor rewinds, gearbox repairs and drive solutions – has expanded its operation into South Wales following the acquisition of Pontypool Rewinds. » Read More


27/03/2019 BPMA announces winners of 2019 Pump Industry Awards Seven companies and two individuals were recognised in the 2019 Pump Industry Awards, founded by the BPMA (British Pump Manufacturers Association). » Read More


26/03/2019 Sellafield commissions repair facility for equipment to clear two old ... A new workshop is ready to help service the equipment that empty Sellafield’s most hazardous nuclear waste stores. » Read More


25/03/2019 Partnership for high-speed oil-free air compressors Sulzer and Tamturbo have begun a partnership to offer intrinsically safe high-speed compressors to produce oil-free compressed air. » Read More


22/03/2019 ABB launches VSD hire fleet Users of low-voltage variable speed drives (VSD) can now keep processes running, test new applications or prove predicted energy savings before purchase, through a leasing programme provided by the ABB network. » Read More


21/03/2019 Time is money for production robot at injection moulder SynthoTec of Malvern produces injection-moulded high precision components. Its new Kawasaki RS20N robot has allowed it to boost production, cut costs and achieve a significant reduction in waste material in one of its most important ... » Read More


20/03/2019 Whitehaven coal mine project receives planning permission Cumbria County Council (CCC) has formally granted planning approval to West Cumbria Mining (WCM) to develop its metallurgical coal project, which will be known as Woodhouse Colliery - a new underground mine, to the southwest of Whitehaven ... » Read More


19/03/2019 Gearbox for UK's only gondola serviced in three weeks SEW Eurodrive has repaired and serviced a 3,800kg Lohmann & Stolterfoht planetary gearbox that drives the only mountain gondola in the UK, in the Nevis Mountain Range in Scotland. » Read More


18/03/2019 New CHP plant for Kemsley paper mill E.ON is replacing the existing combined heat and power plant at the Kemsley Paper Mill in Sittingbourne, Kent operated by DS Smith. » Read More


15/03/2019 Gas burner installed in wool processing plant Lanemark Combustion Engineering has installed a a TX tank heating system at Thomas Chadwick and Sons which supplies processed blended wool worldwide from Dewsbury, Yorkshire. » Read More


14/03/2019 Compressed air treatment guide published by BCAS The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has published a free best practice guide on which type of compressed air treatment equipment is best suited to the air quality required. » Read More


13/03/2019 Conveyor system future-proofs wheel supplier A custom-designed and -engineered conveyor system from Autarky Automation is boosting productivity and quality at wheel and tyre assembly supplier Tyre-Line. » Read More


12/03/2019 New hydraulics catalogue includes technical guidance Miniature component supplier Lee Products has published Edition 12 of its Technical Hydraulic Handbook, a catalogue covering more than 70 years of innovation in miniature fluid control. » Read More


11/03/2019 ‘World’s first’ project retrofits truck emissions reduction system to diesel ... Southwest Railway, emissions control supplier Eminox and train leasing company Porterbrook are working together on a trial fitting of Eminox SCR, selective catalytic reduction, technology to a South Western Railway Class 159 diesel train. » Read More


08/03/2019 NPAS selects Airbus for helicopter fleet support and maintenance National Police Air Service (NPAS) of the United Kingdom has selected Airbus Helicopters to provide support and maintenance for its fleet of 19 helicopters following a competitive procurement. » Read More


08/03/2019 National Apprenticeship Week 2019: Andrew Aiken National Apprenticeship Week, 4-8 March, shines a light on future technicians and engineers, and the courses, teachers and employers that prepare them for success. Andrew Aiken is a Technician Apprentice at Spirax Sarco. » Read More


07/03/2019 National Apprenticeship Week 2019: Dan James National Apprenticeship Week, 4-8 March, shines a light on future technicians and engineers, and the courses, teachers and employers that prepare them for success Dan James is an electrical engineer apprentice at Siltbuster. » Read More


07/03/2019 National Apprenticeship Week 2019: Lois Harris National Apprenticeship Week, 4-8 March, shines a light on future technicians and engineers, and the courses, teachers and employers that prepare them for success. Lois Harris is a product development engineer at Bisley. » Read More


07/03/2019 National Apprenticeship Week 2019: Harry Kirkpatrick National Apprenticeship Week, 4-8 March, shines a light on future technicians and engineers, and the courses, teachers and employers that prepare them for success. Harry Kirkpatrick is an apprentice infrastructure technician at Masternaut. » Read More


06/03/2019 National Apprenticeship Week 2019: Alex Smith National Apprenticeship Week, 4-8 March, shines a light on future technicians and engineers, and the courses, teachers and employers that prepare them for success. Alex Smith is a senior mechanical apprentice at SPIE UK. » Read More
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