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Matching lift trucks to industry demands

There are a range of factors which influence the right choice of forklift for an industrial application, says Robert O’Donoghue

Putting product labelling to the test

There are a range of requirements which manufacturers need to be aware of when the UKCA mark comes into effect, says Carl Hunt

Heat Exchange Group’s clients welcome new approach

HEAT EXCHANGE Group has seen its global Plate Heat Exchange (PHE) service business increase significantly after launching its all-encompassing Service Partner Agreement.

Radwell Launches UK Field Buying Division

A GLOBAL supplier of surplus and remanufactured industrial control systems, Radwell International operates in the UK from three sites, with premises in Blackburn, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Tamworth.

Cleaning up our impact: How Tork Bio-based Paper Towels complement sustainability

TORK, FROM leading hygiene and health company, Essity, looks ahead by providing products and solutions that help customers achieve sustainability goals.

Europump presents its approach to the circular economy

Europump has recently produced a position paper that explains in more detail how the pump industry interprets the requirements of the European Commission’s Circular Economy Action Plan, explains Jim Wall

Should regulations on standing be toughened?

Data shows that musculoskeletal disorders account for nearly half of all work-related ill health in the sector. Given this, is it time for more stringent laws on standing for employees in the manufacturing industry, asks Will Munro

LRQA relaunches online tool for pressure equipment manufacturers

WHEN SOMETHING goes wrong with a piece of pressure equipment such as a boiler, valve, pipework, or gauge, it can cause serious injuries and worse to the people nearby. However, by following the necessary regulations and putting precautions in place, the risks can be minimised.

Helping SME manufacturers make the most of cobots

While UK SMEs’ move towards automation has been hampered by several barriers to adoption, things are changing for the better, says Will Kinghorn

Can a repaired motor be more efficient?

When it comes to upgrading motors, it’s not always possible to swap out an older motor for a more modern alternative. Reflecting this, there are a variety of considerations when looking at how a motor’s efficiency can be improved as part of a repair or refurbishment, says Thomas Marks

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