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18/07/2018 New ultrasonic leak detector launched by SKF SKF has launched the new SKF Ultrasonic Leak Detector TKSU 10 – enabling users to find leaks from a distance and in noisy industrial environments more easily. » Read More


18/07/2018 Eaton Hydraulics invests in a new training facility Power management company Eaton has recently completed a major investment into its UK training centre in Havant UK. » Read More


17/07/2018 Hoppecke batteries help Crown Paints cut greenhouse gases Paint manufacturer Crown Paints has cut its greenhouse gas emissions significantly since installing forklift trucks (FLTs) benefiting from batteries and chargers supplied by Hoppecke Industrial Batteries. » Read More


17/07/2018 Eisenmann to expand paint shop at BMW Group plant International plant engineering specialist Eisenmann has been given overall responsibility for expanding the paint shop at BMW Group’s plant in Leipzig. » Read More


16/07/2018 British Safety Council: More needs to be done to protect workers’ lives The British Safety Council has pledged to campaign more vigorously for safe and healthy workplaces after data from the Health & Safety Executive revealed there were 144 work-related fatalities in Britain during 2017/18 – an increase from ... » Read More


16/07/2018 Endress+Hauser launches e-Commerce platform Endress+Hauser has revealed its e-Commerce platform. » Read More


16/07/2018 Rotork completes automation contract to assist decarbonisation at Lynemouth Rotork has completed a contract to supply fully automated pneumatic control systems on high capacity biomass rail freight wagons supporting the decarbonisation project at Lynemouth Power Station in Northumberland. » Read More


13/07/2018 Call for evidence on red diesel closes this month A call for evidence on the use of rebated gas oil (often called red diesel) by non-road mobile machinery closes this month. » Read More


13/07/2018 A quarter of engineering graduates have regrets about their degree Almost a quarter (23.5%) of engineering graduates have regrets about their degree, while nearly one in five (17.6%) say that their current job isn’t even related to their chosen subject, according to research by CV-Library. » Read More


12/07/2018 JCB secures major European deal with Boels Rental Plant and tool hire company Boels Rental has invested in a brand-new machine fleet, worth almost £21 million, from JCB. » Read More


12/07/2018 EA: Water companies need to do more to protect the environment Water companies need to do more to protect the environment, according to a new report. » Read More


12/07/2018 Institute for Risk and Regulatory Research revealed The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the University of Manchester (UoM) have committed to launching an Institute for Risk and Regulatory Research. » Read More


11/07/2018 Irving uses Hydra-Slide low profile skidding system for dryer change-out A 350-ton capacity Hydra-Slide low profile hydraulic skidding system has been used to change-out a Yankee dryer - a pressure vessel used in the production of tissue paper - at a facility in New Brunswick, eastern Canada. » Read More


11/07/2018 SKF-Siemens partnership to improve railway reliability A partnership agreement has been signed by SKF and Siemens that will focus on improving train operators’ asset management efficiencies. » Read More


11/07/2018 New UTC for Doncaster A new state-of-the art college in Doncaster will train students to become experts in engineering and digital technology to help deliver skilled workers that local businesses need. » Read More


11/07/2018 Minimise the impact of power failures in mines Conveyor take-up winches are essential components for the mining industry. Therefore, any malfunction or sudden stop of these utilities caused by power failure can affect the entire mining operation. » Read More


10/07/2018 Senseye provides predictive maintenance analytics to manufacturers on Siemens’ ... Siemens and predictive maintenance analytics provider Senseye have partnered to make Senseye’s condition monitoring and prognostic software available to manufacturers through the MindSphere Industrial Internet of Things operating system. » Read More


10/07/2018 Work-related fatal injuries hit 144 in 2017/18 The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released its provisional annual data for work-related fatal injuries, showing that 144 workers were fatally injured between April 2017 and March 2018 (a rate of 0.45 per 100,000 workers). » Read More


10/07/2018 Protecting welders’ lungs – collaborative roadshow series launched BOHS, The Chartered Society for Worker Health Protection, has unveiled details of a new series of free roadshows on preventing lung disease amongst welders in manufacturing, sponsored by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work ... » Read More


10/07/2018 Veolia shows the future for grid balancing First Lithium Ion technology at the UK's largest high-temperature incinerator paves the way for industrial energy security » Read More


10/07/2018 ERIKS launches remote status monitoring system ERIKS UK & Ireland has launched a new, Industry 4.0 compatible condition monitoring system for the remote access and predictive maintenance of critical assets. » Read More


10/07/2018 Grease filling filter for automatic lubrication systems SKF announced the introduction of its Lincoln small grease reservoir filling filter. » Read More


10/07/2018 Invertek drives a hole in one at Italian golf course An Italian golf course has greater control irrigating its greens, thanks to the introduction of Invertek Drives variable frequency drive (VFD) technology, cutting water usage and reducing energy costs as a result. » Read More


10/07/2018 It’s a woman’s world How STEM industries can attract more females into the sector » Read More


10/07/2018 Protecting utilities Minimising cyber security threats on industrial control systems » Read More
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