ERIKS HAS taken a great step forward in supporting both employee development and customer training with the opening of the newly refurbished multimedia training suite at its Fulfilment Centre of Expertise site in Oldbury in the West Midlands.

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In engineering, the materials that are hardest to work with are often the ones you want most in your design and Inconel is no exception. However, Inconel’s greatest strengths can also be its biggest challenges, particularly when it comes to shaping and machining it into functional components, explains Ben Kitson

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ABB HAS been awarded a new contract by Intertrade Hellas S.A. to supply its quality control system (QCS) to existing and new tissue machines at the company’s Inofyta facility.

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AS THE spotlight increases on battery sustainability, regulatory changes are in force with new rules under the EU Battery Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1542). Battery manufacturers must comply when placing their products on the EU market.

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A GROUND-BREAKING collaboration between Esh-Stantec and German-based sealing technology specialist Hauff-Technik is being trialled across the North East with innovation, efficiency, and sustainability at its core.

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THE GLOBAL RFID in retail market size is projected to more than double in less than 10 years.

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The UK Material Handling Association (UKMHA) has launched a new hands-on course focused on the safe use of lifting accessories, aiming to improve workplace safety standards

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Temporary chiller hire, flat-packing to remove and install chillers on site and streamlined process throughout the project to ensure uninterrupted operations of the theatre at Orpington's Princess Royal University Hospital

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ELIS UK, a leader in circular textile rental and workwear solutions, has launched three new high-visibility workwear ranges tailored to meet the full spectrum of personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements.

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Visitors to this year’s PPMA Total Show on 23-25 September will have the chance to see firsthand how AI is reshaping the future of factory maintenance

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Operating in ATEX Zone 2 environments often presents unique challenges, but smarter solutions can significantly reduce complexity, improve safety, and lower lifetime costs, says Tony Coghlan

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NEWCASTLE UPON Tyne-based Hart Door Systems, the oldest British manufacturer of high-speed doors and shutters, reports strong activity throughout its product range.

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Despite the availability of certified safety eyewear, eye injuries remain alarmingly common, often due to ill-fitting, inappropriate eyewear, or eyewear not being worn at all.

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MIDLANDS-BASED multidisciplinary engineering firm adi Group proudly celebrated the achievements of its latest cohort of pre-apprenticeship students on 3 July, with a graduation ceremony held at its Kings Norton headquarters in Birmingham.

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RAIL TRAVEL is widely regarded as one of the safest modes of land transportation, a reputation earned through over a century of continual innovation in safety and engineering.

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Ever heard the phrase "You can’t manage what you can’t measure"? By monitoring energy consumption in real-time, facilities managers can improve sustainability and reduce costs, says Claire Robinson

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RS, A high-service global product and service solutions provider for industrial customers, has released a new report with insights on some of the key challenges facing the water and wastewater sector today, and how it can best tackle them.

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THE HIGHEST standards of quality and repeatability apply in medical and pharmaceutical technology. This applies to medical equipment and apparatus, as well as in the development and production of pharmaceuticals, where high performance sensors are required in a wide range of measurement tasks, says Glenn Wedgbrow, business development manager at Micro-Epsilon UK.

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THE LAUNCH of the EFRA Committee's inquiry into the circular economy alongside the ongoing Global Plastics Treaty talks is timely but as I read the commentary and listen to the panels, one thing becomes clear: the conversation is still stuck in theory, when what we desperately need is action on the ground.

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AS THE UK's transition away from F-gases ramps up, Aggreko has published a new report to provide clarity on the latest regulations and offer businesses guidance on the phase-down.

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