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25/08/2011 Howberry Business Park boosts green credentials Howberry Park Estate, in South Oxfordshire, has boosted its green credentials by installing energy management equipment from t-mac Technologies. » Read More


25/08/2011 Ener-G initiative to help decarbonise NHS plant Manufacturing and engineering business Ener-G has established a healthcare division to deliver low carbon infrastructure improvements across the NHS estate. » Read More


25/08/2011 European manufacturing plants increase uptake of open communications Manufacturing plants across Europe are being transformed by the adoption of open architecture control systems, according to John Browett of the CC-Link Partner Association (CLPA). » Read More


24/08/2011 LC Automation catches the Anybus for industrial communications Industrial control and safety products distributor LC Automation says it is partnering with HMS Industrial Networks to difficult factory communication solutions. » Read More


24/08/2011 Ten ways to cut MRO costs with industrial vending MRO (maintenance, repair and operations) consumables represent up to 20% of industrial organisations' spend, according to Tony Goodwin of MRO services firm Propeller – who says that the resulting purchasing burden could be much more ... » Read More


24/08/2011 Conveyor installation doubles dashboard assembly at Honda Swindon Honda's Swindon plant has doubled the assembly capacity for its Civic dashboards with a new conveyor installation. » Read More


24/08/2011 Straightpoint opens offshore load monitoring division Straightpoint Offshore Load Monitoring, a division of Hampshire-based load systems exporter Straightpoint (UK), has opened its doors in Aberdeen. » Read More


23/08/2011 Ashtead invests in RAE gas monitor maintenance Ashtead Technology has invested in a new service and calibration facility for RAE portable gas monitors, following increasing demand. » Read More


22/08/2011 Fluke sponsors 2011 London WorldSkills Leaders Forum Test and measurement instruments giant Fluke is sponsoring the WorldSkills Leaders Forum on Thursday 6 October, held alongside WorldSkills London 2011, the world's largest skills competition, at ExCeL London from 5—8 October. » Read More


22/08/2011 Dalkia’s biomass energy gets cream of royal visit Prince Charles recently visited Dairy Crest's creamery in Davidstow, Cornwall, to open the site's new energy centre, which is leading sustainability in production, thanks to biomass energy technology. » Read More


19/08/2011 Pont Y Werin bridge rises on rugged hydraulics The Pont Y Werin bridge in South Wales, opened last year to span the river Ely and links from Cardiff to Penarth, across the newly developed Cardiff Bay area, is operating smoothly, thanks to its hydraulic controls. » Read More


19/08/2011 Aquamarine Power unveils next gen wave energy converter Aquamarine Power's next-generation hydro-electric wave energy converter, Oyster 800, has been unveiled at a ceremony at Burntisland Fabrications' yard in Fife, Scotland. » Read More


18/08/2011 Schaeffler UK invests in advanced coating plant Schaeffler has invested in several million euros worth of new plant and machinery at its automotive engine components plant in Llanelli, South Wales. » Read More


17/08/2011 Spanish automotive plant saves €2,500 per year on bearing audit One of the production plants at an unnamed Spanish automotive group reports savings of €2.500 per annum on the operation of a drilling unit on one of its main assembly lines. » Read More


17/08/2011 Spectris set to acquire Omega Engineering Instrumentation and control specialist Spectris has signed an agreement to acquire process automation products firm Omega Engineering. » Read More


16/08/2011 Mentor dc drives improve steel throughput in South Africa Replacing analogue dc drives for energising electro-magnets with digital dc drives at Evraz Highveld Steel and Vanadium in South Africa has reduced downtime and increased throughput on a steel bar production line. » Read More


16/08/2011 Bluebird chooses Phase Vision for cutting edge test and measurement The Bluebird Electric vehicle – which failed in tests aimed at breaking the 500mph speed barrier for an electric vehicle at Pendine Sands this weekend – is using white light scanners specialist Phase Vision for accurate measurement of the ... » Read More


15/08/2011 Northumbrian Water to save £100,000 energy costs with ABB drives Northumbrian Water says it will save more than £100,000 a year on pump running costs, following a project with ABB Drives Alliance partner, Quantum Controls, to install ABB low voltage ac drives on its anaerobic digester. » Read More


15/08/2011 Maxon Motor celebrates 50th anniversary Maxon Motor is marking its first half-century with a celebration of its technological innovation from electric shavers to the surface of Mars. » Read More


15/08/2011 Britain's biggest transport skillionaires revealed Students might think about a career in commercial transport, as research published by City & Guilds to celebrate WorldSkills London 2011 – the UK's biggest showcase of vocational skills for 20 years – reveals the riches accrued by ... » Read More


12/08/2011 ABB wins $20 million drives order in South Korea ABB has won an order from Hyundai Steel Corporation to supply the drive system for an extension to its heavy plate mill in the Chungnam province of South Korea. » Read More


12/08/2011 Sound advice to prevent industrial deafness Despite legislation being introduced to guard against it, thousands of employees are still develop hearing problems every year, as a result of being exposed to excessive noise in the workplace, according to workplace equipment provider ... » Read More


11/08/2011 Babcock Wanson boiler control cuts costs for yeast plant Yeast production firm Lallemand GB is reporting the successful conclusion of its project to install two new Babcock Wanson BWD fire tube boilers with integral economiser and BW72H control system at its Felixstowe plant. » Read More


11/08/2011 Brecknell Willis turns to Alpha and Verlinde for crane hire When Somerset-based railway electrification contractor Brecknell Willis recently required five cranes fast, Alpha Lifting Services rose to the challenge. » Read More


10/08/2011 Eriks and Mitie engineers locked in bank vaults Twelve engineers from maintenance engineering specialist Eriks were recently locked into a major UK bank in Manchester over a weekend, to carry out maintenance and upgrades to the building services systems. » Read More
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