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28/02/2012 Renold Couplings prevent excavator plant breakdowns When a large unnamed equipment manufacturer needed a long-term solution to protect against costly coupling failure on its excavators, it turned to Renold Hi-Tec Couplings. » Read More


27/02/2012 Tilbury power station biofuel section on fire Around 100 Firefighters are attending what's being described as a severe fire at Tilbury Power Station, which was reported at 7.45am and started in a fuel storage area. » Read More


27/02/2012 Rotork Controls speeds corrosion testing with Ascott Analytical Process and actuation equipment firm Rotork Controls has improved its testing capabilities with a new corrosion testing system from Ascott Analytical Equipment. » Read More


24/02/2012 Progressive future for UK manufacturing, says new report Key issues for industry over the next two decades are: improving resource (materials and energy) efficiency; adopting advanced manufacturing systems; responding to the promises of materials technology; developing agile, more cost-effective ... » Read More


24/02/2012 St Richard’s hospital laundry saves £14,000 energy on new steam traps St Richard's Hospital, West Sussex, is reporting significant energy savings in its laundry, following installation of Thermal Energy International's Gem Venturi orifice steam traps. » Read More


23/02/2012 Wear liners protect plant and improve efficiency at Didcot A Problems caused by impact and abrasion wear, as well as mass flow issues on Didcot A power station's coal handling plant, in Oxfordshire, have been solved by Kingfisher Industrial. » Read More


21/02/2012 Gear oil improves extruder energy efficiency by 3.3% Ostendorf, one of Germany's largest plastic pipes and producers, is reporting significant energy efficiency gains, since using Mobil SHC Gear 220 in an extruder gearbox. » Read More


21/02/2012 Edwards launches trade-in deals for the GXS vacuum pump Vacuum equipment manufacturer Edwards has launched a 'trade in, trade up, pump smart' campaign, under which plant engineers can exchange old vacuum pumps and get savings on the cost of new GXS dry vacuum pumps. » Read More


20/02/2012 Automated Britain event attracts cross-party support Policy makers across government and industry, as well as politicians from all parties, are supporting the Automated Britain conference, being staged by GAMBICA and Intellect. » Read More


20/02/2012 Fromagerie Bel selects Burkert fieldbus process valves Tetra Pak has provided Fromagerie Bel's Cléry-le-Petit, France plant with a flow management system that adds an extra protein constituent to milk collected in the Meuse area. » Read More


17/02/2012 First steam generators at Heinz are Babcock Wanson’s ESMs Babcock Wanson ESM steam generators – the first to be used with HJ Heinz – have been installed at the company's Dundalk plant in Ireland as part of a move to reduce energy consumption. » Read More


16/02/2012 Siemens apprentice wins Leeds award Siemens apprentice Adam France has won the 'Against All Odds' top honours at the inaugural Leeds Apprenticeships Awards. » Read More


16/02/2012 Spirax Sarco offers new boiler compliance guidance Spirax Sarco has launched an online compliance webpage to help users with the arrival of both the Guidance on Safe Operation of Boilers (BG01) and Management of Industrial and Hot Water Boilers (INDG436) guidance notes. » Read More


15/02/2012 Maintenance business workshop debuts at Maintec 2012 Maintenance firm Mainnovation will be hosting a new free 'maintenance business experience' workshop at the upcoming Maintec exhibition and conference at the NEC, Birmingham on Wednesday 29 March 2012. » Read More


14/02/2012 ABB launches PLC system integration network ABB has unveiled a network of integrators for PLC (programmable logic controllers), aimed at giving OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) easier access to programming expertise. » Read More


14/02/2012 Draeger safety centres now open across the UK As part of its so-called 'total solution' offering, Draeger has now opened dedicated safety centres across the UK in Aberdeen, Blyth, Gatwick and Plymouth, with additional centres under discussion. » Read More


10/02/2012 Technology Strategy Board announces renewable plant Catapult centre The UK-wide consortium bid from the Carbon Trust, NAREC (National Renewable Energy Centre) and Ocean Energy Innovation has been selected to play a pivotal role in setting up the new Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult. » Read More


09/02/2012 UK forklift factory wins quality award The UK forklift factory that makes Hyster and Yale trucks has won the Northern Ireland Quality Award. » Read More


09/02/2012 Real-time total organic carbon tightens effluent control at Greencore Greencore Foods plant in Selby has dramatically improved its wastewater treatment process, managed by Veolia Water Industrial Outsourcing, since installing a new continuous TOC (total organic carbon) monitor. » Read More


08/02/2012 Henry Ford aphorism as true today as 100 years ago Henry Ford's classic assertion about the importance of purchasing equipment for which there is a commercial case is as true today for UK manufacturing as it was a century ago. » Read More


08/02/2012 Condition monitoring consultancy chooses Flir thermal cameras 3i Condition Monitoring Consultancy has been accredited as a distributor for the entire range of Flir thermal imaging cameras. » Read More


07/02/2012 Defence Equipment Minister opens new TRaC test site Peter Luff, Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology, formally opened TRaC's new Southern Labs in Three Legged Cross, Wimborne, Dorset late last week (2 February 2012). » Read More


06/02/2012 Government launches competition to find best new British innovations Business Minister Mark Prisk has today launched a nationwide competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts the UK has to offer. » Read More


06/02/2012 Habasit Rossi is first with EHEDG hygiene certification Conveyor belting manufacturer Habasit Rossi has become the first to receive European Hygienic Engineering & Design Group (EHEDG) certification for one of its products. » Read More


06/02/2012 HVCA becomes B&ES on 1 March 2012 The Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association (HVCA) is changing its name, and from 1 March will be known as the Building & Engineering Services Association (B&ES). » Read More
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