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Committed to UK manufacturing
November 1st 2010

Demonstrating its commitment to UK manufacturing, Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies has relocated a key manufacturing plant from its old Bradford site to a larger Leeds-based factory near the M1 motorway.

Siemens IA&DT took over the Flender gear unit and geared motor factory, along with its German parent in Bocholt, five years ago, and has been investing in the mechanical drives side of the business. The new factory has 30% more production space.

In line with Siemen's commitment to greener technologies, energy use is being benchmarked, along with water consumption and recycling.

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Siemens couplings available from Hayley Group (23rd January 2012)

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24 hour service (1st July 2011)

Round-the-clock service for a comprehensive range of geared motors and couplings has been introduced by Siemens Mechanical Drives, part of Siemens Industry Automation & Drive Technologies.

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Flender gear units play KEE role (1st May 2011)

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Apprentice graduates (24th March 2011)

Leeds-based Siemens Mechanical Drives’ first graduate apprentice has finished a four-year course.

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Showing commitment (1st March 2011)

Demonstrating that its long-term commitment to UK manufacturing apprenticeships began some time ago, Siemens Mechanical Drives' first graduate apprentice has just come through a four-year course with flying colours.

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Bespoke system (20th October 2010)

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Power station gets new gear units on the quiet (1st September 2010)

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Siemens supplies sweet solution (1st July 2010)

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Geared-up to cut failures (1st May 2010)

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New partner network (1st March 2010)

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Geared for monitoring (1st September 2009)

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