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Science on a firm footing

Next year a new super microscope at Lund University will provide valuable new knowledge, delivering the brightest synchrotron light source in the world.

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Ergonomic vacuum lifting

Visitors to PPMA Show 2015 will be able to see vacuum lifting demonstrations on the Advanced Handling stand, which will highlight the benefits of integrating ergonomic lifting equipment.

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Biowaste treatment system goes global

Suncombe has announced the global release of its EDS+ BioWaste Treatment System for biologically hazardous waste decontamination and growth media sterilisation. It is certified to ASME and ISO/EN standards.

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Stores hazardous materials

The Multistore from Denios is suitable for storing a wide range of hazardous materials in IBCs, drums or small containers stored on or in spill pallets, on spillage decking elements, in dispensing stations or on hazardous materials racking.

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Walk-in store

Practical and flexible the walk-in Multistore from DENIOS is suitable for storing a wide range of hazardous materials in IBCs, drums or small containers stored on or in spill pallets, on spillage decking elements, in dispensing stations or on hazardous materials racking.

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Key tracking solution

Securikey has extended the functionality offered by its high security key cabinets, vaults and key filing systems, by incorporating a closed loop feature across all steel door models as standard.

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Think IO-Link

At PPMA 2015 Balluff will be showcasing how I-O Link can help eliminate inefficient technology throughout the production causing downtime issues.

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ISC produces its first set of guidance works

Major hazard industries are set to benefit from new process safety competencies and lead metric guidelines that represent current thinking and industry best practice. The guidelines are the inaugural works produced by the Institution of Chemical Engineers Safety Centre (ISC).

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‘Fit note’ fails to deliver, according to EEF/Jelf survey

The governments flagship fit note scheme for getting people back to work has failed to deliver five years on from implementation, according to the findings from a survey of 345 companies by EEF, the manufacturers organisation and Jelf Employee Benefits. They show that far from aiding economic growth and improving productivity by getting people back to work earlier, the situation has failed to improve.

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Pressure caught & equalised

To prevent accidents when opening couplings under pressure, Smith Flow Control has added Bajolock patented couplers to its product portfolio.

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