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11/02/2011 Current and previous lift installations can be claimed against tax Lift contractors are being advised to tell their customers that both current and previous installations can be claimed against tax, using capital allowance. » Read More


11/02/2011 JCB digs in for engineer recruitment as economy turns up JCB yesterday (10 February) launched a recruitment drive for 80 engineers to fill vacancies across all the company's sites in Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Wales. » Read More


10/02/2011 Davyhulme water treatment project to be captured on camera Specialist video firm SeSys is recording construction of a new treatment process at United Utilities' Davyhulme wastewater treatment works. » Read More


10/02/2011 South West Water joins supplier carbon reduction programme South West Water has joined seven other major utilities in supplier qualification framework firm Achilles' carbon reduction programme, to help reduce emissions throughout its supply chain. » Read More


10/02/2011 Honeywell forms advanced automation business unit Following its acquisition of Matrikon, Honeywell has launched an organisation that, it says, is focused on providing advanced open software and services to the process industries. » Read More


10/02/2011 Altra invests £1m in Twiflex factory move Heavy duty brake manufacturer Twiflex – part of the US-owned Altra industrial clutch, brake and couplings group – has moved to new manufacturing premises in Bedford. » Read More


09/02/2011 Branch Hydraulic becomes UK sales partner for Bosch Rexroth Branch Hydraulic Systems has is now one of seven Bosch Rexroth sales partners covering the UK, offering the full range of equipment for the South West of England. » Read More


09/02/2011 Scottish Water gets crystal clear view with Masternaut Scottish Water has selected Masternaut satellite vehicle tracking to improve fleet utilisation of its 1,400 service vehicles, along with Mastercold real-time temperature monitoring for its scientific vehicles. » Read More


08/02/2011 UK event promotes importance of engineering to young people A UK event, celebrating technology and engineering looks set to play host to 25,000 attendees at ICC London ExCeL. » Read More


08/02/2011 Forklift truck explosion risk for ink and packaging manufacturers Manufacturers of inks and packaging materials may be putting their site and workforce at risk by using standard forklift trucks rather than ATEX-compliant vehicles. » Read More


08/02/2011 Parker Hannifin to support world’s first 1,000mph car Motion and control technologies giant Parker Hannifin is supporting the pioneering Bloodhound SSC project, which should see a car break the 1,000mph land speed barrier. » Read More


08/02/2011 Fluke offers free vibration diagnostics report Test and measurement giant Fluke is offering one free vibration diagnostic report on a suitable plant unit, using its recently introduced handheld Fluke 810 tester. » Read More


07/02/2011 Production up 35% at Baxter’s potato plant packing line Baxters High Brow Produce says it has increased throughput by 38%, reduced production staff and improved potato packing since installing a new automated bagging line. » Read More


07/02/2011 Fast emergency motor repair boosts Rio Tinto Alcan Rio Tinto Alcan reports being saved recently by swift action from the Eriks engineering team, when a large, bespoke-framed fan motor failed at its Lynemouth site. » Read More


04/02/2011 Rocol gains first ISO 21469:2006 food lube certification Rocol is the UK's first ISO 21469:2006 certified lubricants producer, and now says food, drink and clean industry manufacturers using its Foodlube will now find it easeier to pass retailer, EFSIS and BRC audits. » Read More


04/02/2011 Flexible conduit protects student hybrid racing car Flexicon has helped a team of young engineers develop a hybrid propulsion system for its Formula Student racing car, by providing a flexible conduit system to protect the cabling. » Read More


03/02/2011 UK designs for next generation nuclear reactors are on track The HSE's Nuclear Directorate and the Environment Agency are continuing their design assessment of two nuclear reactor types likely to be developed in the UK. » Read More


03/02/2011 Severn Glocon opens specialist valve centre in Aberdeen Severn Glocon has opened a valve automation centre in Aberdeen, for design, supply and maintenance of valve and actuator products through its Severn Ball Valves and Severn Unival divisions. » Read More


02/02/2011 Bakkavör achieves rapid plant transformation and fast ROI Food manufacturer Bakkavör says it is driving improvements in plant output and efficiency at two of its Lincolnshire operations, following assistance from change management consultancy Reliable Manufacturing. » Read More


02/02/2011 Brownell acquires Airmark compressors manufacturer Brownell has acquired Airmark compressors, the London-based manufacturer that has been trading for 30 years. » Read More


01/02/2011 Waste to energy plant controls migration is hot solution Lerwick's energy recovery plant, which generates heat for the town's district heating system, has now been running successfully with its new control system throughout the winter months. » Read More


01/02/2011 Improved training to assure quality for plant managers Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies has improved its Solution Partners programme, with more training to deliver what it claims to be "the highest level of quality and competence". » Read More


31/01/2011 H&S consultants invited to sign up to new benchmark register Health and safety consultants are being invited to sign up to a new independent register from today (Monday 31 January) that is intended to become a new benchmark for standards in the profession. » Read More


31/01/2011 Forklift recalls hindered by poor parts supply practices Too few suppliers of forklift truck parts are able to trace components they sell to lift truck manufacturers, dealers and users – potentially threatening product recall processes. » Read More


31/01/2011 Doha stadium to keep cool on carbon neutral aircon plant Football fans in Qatar – which is undertaking a major refurbishment programme ahead of the 2022 Fifa World Cup – will soon be kept cool with ABB variable speed drives. » Read More
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