productNew hire boiler range
ICS Cool Energy has launched a new range of high-efficiency boilers for hire, suitable for a wide variety of applications and delivering fuel efficiencies of up to 96%.
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productMachine safety webinars
Pilz Automation Technology has launched its new webinar series for those involved with machine safety across the UK and beyond.
productProtects from dropped objects
Worksite cuts and abrasions are just a few minor injuries workers can sustain on a worksite due to falling or flying objects, much serious injuries includes concussion, blindness, and even death. CableSafe’s ‘Dropped Objects Guard Net’ can be used to protect workers from such hazards.
articleSeminars galore at Glasgow event
The educational content for ScotlandWorks is varied and plentiful. If you’re planning to attend the event, here’s a taster of what’s on offer to help you plan your day
productGuide to health and safety
RoSPA has launched a new guide designed to aid understanding of the principles underpinning the discourse about health and safety.
productMobile-managed emergency light testing
Global fire systems business Advanced has launched Lux Intelligent, a new emergency lighting testing system with cloud monitoring and mobile management. It offers time and cost savings, a host of technical features and proves compliance with BS5266-1.
productHigh speed scrubbing
Consultant Cleaners has deployed a new Nilfisk SC6000 ride on scrubber dryer at the Faerch Plast food packaging manufacturing site in Durham.
productLotion launched
Deb, an innovator of skin care products, is launching its Stokoderm Sun Protect 50 PURE sunscreen in a lotion form.
productIntelligent interlocks
With Industry 4.0 developing afoot, and collaborative robots and the automation of tasks previously manually carried out reducing the need for traditional machine guarding while increasing the need for smart interlocks, Malcolm Sharp, MD of Fortress’ Australian operations, comments on how the company is addressing these challenges:
productIntelligent interlocks
With Industry 4.0 developing afoot, and collaborative robots and the automation of tasks previously manually carried out reducing the need for traditional machine guarding while increasing the need for smart interlocks, Malcolm Sharp, MD of Fortress’ Australian operations, comments on how the company is addressing these challenges:
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