SICK’s ReLy Safety Relays: “New Tricks” from an Old Friend
WHEN it comes to choosing the right safety relay, identifying the smallest performance improvements can result in big productivity gains.
That’s why SICK has developed its ReLy safety relays to achieve a 10 ms response time with a class-leading, long and durable product lifecycle.
In a range of just four products, the SICK ReLy safety relays meet most needs for monitoring safety functions or safety sensors up to PL e (Read More)
Bifold’s Circuit Designer – Modular solutions with drag and drop system
The Bifold Circuit Designer allows you to design a bespoke modular solution or tubed valve circuit comprising a series of valves in any order or orientation (where applicable) using a schematic drag and drop system.
The completed system can then be bought as a modular solution or as a list of separate valves from Bifold. (Read More)
Clariant introduces new range of low foaming label-free emulsifiers for metal working fluids
New range of low foaming non-ionic emulsifiers free of human or environmental hazard labeling
Multifunctional additives with emulsification, lime soap dispersing, low foaming properties and excellent lubrication performance
Suitable for increasing fluid application pressures(Read More)
Nicky Moffat CBE Announced as Safety & Health Expo 2018’s First Inspirational Speaker
Safety & Health Expo is proud to welcome Nicky Moffat CBE, formerly the British Army’s highest ranking female officer, to deliver a fascinating and highly practical talk titled, ‘What Good Leadership Looks Like’.
As Europe’s most dedicated health and safety event, Safety & Health Expo 2018 is proud to continue its heritage of attracting inspirational speakers to change perceptions, (Read More)
Plant maintenance operations are a necessity to maintain and secure production capacity. They usually imply a temporary reduction in production output which makes maintenance efficiency an important factor in many industries. With reliable and highly customisable signs and labels, maintenance attention points on machinery can be clearly marked, equipment can easily be identified and signs can indicate which areas are included in upcoming maintenance projects.
It is a well-known fact that many of the most sophisticated electronic, communications, and surveillance systems currently adopted by the mass market had their origins in the military. The Internet is a case in point. This sensible approach to rolling out innovative technologies ensures that all the necessary checks and balances have been conducted before the public is presented with a robust product or service.
Empteezy Group installs recycling plant to tackle excess production waste on site
Spill containment specialist Empteezy’s sister manufacturing company Romold is leading the way with a cleaner, greener production waste process at its Livingston facility, which enables waste production material to be 100 percent recycled so that the company no longer has any scrap material leaving the site.
The company is a strong advocate of environmentally friendly processes, and installed the recycling plant to dramatically reduce the disposal of production waste from site and lessen the impact they have on the environment. The company has invested in a pulveriser and granulator to grind down excess material that can then be reused in the production process.
The new plant produces up to 450 kg of recycled material per hour, and once the material has been fully processed the resulting powder is then used in Romold’s production process.
SP Load Cells Integral to Floating Crane Software Package
Polish marine electronics integration specialist Navinord has installed a state-of-the-art software package that includes four Straightpoint (SP) load cells on a 440t capacity floating crane, which is currently based near the Third Millennium John Paul II Bridge spanning the Martwa Wisła River in Gdansk, Poland.
Its new owner renovated the crane, originally named “Consulado De Bilbao Dos” when it was built in Bilbao, Spain in 1971, (Read More)
CompEx Training – Official Opening of New Training Centre
C&P Engineering Services and Gower College Swansea are delighted to announce that after a successful licensing visit on the 23rd February 2018, the newly built CompEx training facility, situated at Gower College Swansea’s Tycoch Campus is officially now open. (Read More)
British Safety Council says our understanding of changing risks to health, safety and wellbeing needs to improve, in a new report about the future of work
The public debate on the future of work has centred so far on the likely shape of the workplace and its implications for both employers and employees. There has been far less focus on what this might mean for workers’ health, safety and wellbeing. When wellbeing has been considered, the discussion has centred on the present, rather than preparing us for the challenges of the future. Yet, the impact of automation on the workplace will be more fundamental than is commonly understood, with 11 million jobs predicted to be lost in the next 20 years in the UK. As we are already seeing with some ‘gig’ working, (Read More)
