
Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Safety Regulations",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Lubrication management avoids a wasted investment from
AV Technology, which we summarised at the time by saying "Outsourcing lubrication management as part of a wider condition monitoring programme has a number of very cost-effective benefits".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Preventing the needless New Year death toll from
Pilz Safe Automation Australia: "Frank Schrever explains how correct safety procedures during plant shutdowns can prevent needless accidents".
In November 2007, we covered the news from Hylec-APL
concerning its Terminal blocks and connectors
- take a look at A burning issue?
which says: "Changes to the regulations mean manufacturers must reassess the fire-resistance and assembly safety of the components they use - industrial customers should also take note, says Terry Spriggs".
Take a look also at the news release from Folding Guard, Machine guards expand range,
as well as Temperature calibrators suit marine uses from Ametek Calibration Instruments,
and Radios monitor hoists in dangerous environments from Digi International.
See also:
Generator gives X-ray quality welds
(August 2007)
Wilkinson Star's MOSA DSP 500 PS has a multi-purpose DC ripple-free welding capability including MMA, MIG, both solid and flux cored wire and TIG
Website offers new technical information
(July 2007)
Pilz' new website provides more technical information in a redesigned format
News on the EU health and safety regulations from DWF solicitors
(June 2007)
Relief for employers as EU health and safety challenge fails
Hose suits brewing and distilling
(June 2007)
The new Purple Snake offers longevity, strength and also allays fears over new safety regulations
Software simulates impacts
(June 2007)
ESI group's Pam-Crash 2G allows the modelling of advanced materials like honeycomb, super-elastic alloys, plastics or adhesive bonding
Light curtains protect in hazardous areas
(June 2007)
Cedes offers two monitoring systems which are amongst the smallest in their class in the world
Calibrator and fieldbus configurator combined
(May 2007)
The MC5 Fieldbus Calibrator combines the benefits of both a multi-function process calibrator and a fieldbus configurator
Impact testing software updated
(May 2007)
Pam-Crash 2G offers the modelling of advanced materials such as honeycomb, super-elastic alloys, plastics or adhesive bonding
Safeguarding guide released
(May 2007)
Omron Scientific Technologies' 1500+ page, two-volume safeguarding guide contains a range of process safety solutions
Fender material meets BMW standards
(April 2007)
Borealis' Daplen EF341AE fully integrated fender module integrates headlamp reinforcements and wheel housing, cleaning systems, airbag sensors, and cooling devices
A national style show comes to the regions
(February 2007)
Health and Safety '07, 20th/21st February, Sandown Park, Surrey
Automotive plastics add range to electric vehicle
(January 2007)
GE Plastics played the role of a strategic partner in enabling the design and development of the Chevrolet Volt, by contributing the key materials technology to reduce part weight up to 50%
HazardEx International, Birmingham, 21-22 Feb 2007
(November 2006)
On hearing the views of the HSE, IEC, TUV, IECEx, DTI, BRE plus many more on industrial compliance standards such as ATEX, DSEAR and the new regulatory reform order
Project promises safer restraint systems
(September 2006)
Research and development project aims to advance groundbreaking automotive safety technology known as real-time restraint control
Fire safety regulations training course
(September 2006)
Safety and Access has developed a one day course to help employees at all levels understand the implications of the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 that comes into effect in October
One-stop online chemical safety service
(August 2006)
Croner-i Hazardous Substances is a new interactive online service to provide the practical, regulatory and substance information required for day-to-day management of dangerous/hazardous chemicals
Distributors come up to speed on safety
(August 2006)
Pilz is now offering its safety-related services through a number of its key distributors
Seminar to explain new fire safety regulations
(August 2006)
Ceram is hosting a seminar on the morning of 13th September 2006 to explain the implications of the introduction of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Research shows less support for sun protection
(July 2006)
Cases of skin cancer are on the rise, but the number of businesses backing sun protection for their staff is actually declining, according to figures from UK health and safety experts, Croner
Manipulation of machinery safety devices
(July 2006)
Frank Schrever of Pilz Safe Automation discusses the implications of a recent BGIA Study: 'Manipulation of protective devices'
Advice on protection from harmful summer sun
(June 2006)
Croner offers the following advice to those who have to work outdoors in summer sunshine
Amplifier speeds weighing system calibration
(June 2006)
An industrial digital weight amplifier provides a simple and easy method for calibrating industrial weighing systems, without the need for calibration weights or flow meters
Refined design leads to manufacturing contract
(April 2006)
Ladbrook has won an important contract to help develop and manufacture an important new piece of lifting equipment for the window installation industry
Quick installation for polymer cable carrier
(March 2006)
Universal energy chain for everyday cable applications is available in lengths of 25cm and has prefabricated snap fasteners for quick installation
Monitor keeps watch over radiation levels
(February 2006)
The CMS-Gamma-SIL continuous monitoring station is top of the range of a new generation of area and environmental monitoring systems
Circuit-breaker sees the light
(January 2006)
Illuminated toggle lets hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker give clear indication of the power status
Circuit breaker now with illuminated toggle
(January 2006)
Rowe Hankins Components is introducing a new illuminated toggle version of Eaton Heinemann's popular AMR series hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
Plastic conveyor belts meet food industry needs
(January 2006)
New from E-Components and Chains, Detectamet metal detectable plastic conveyor belting is manufactured from a specially formulated material based on high impact, food contact approved plastic
Show seminars range from safety to business
(January 2006)
The Southern Manufacturing Show's technical seminar programme has built a justifiable reputation for delivering not-to-be-missed presentations on subjects vital to engineers and industrial SMEs
Dormont gas connectors now available from Mechline
(January 2006)
Mechline is introducing the Dormont range of gas connectors that allow users to move gas equipment easily for cleaning and maintenance
High-temperature insulation is 'non-carcinogenic'
(December 2005)
Superwool 607 HT is claimed to be the first low bio-persistent fibre with a classification temperature up to 1300C
Geoffrey Podger joins HSE as chief executive
(November 2005)
Geoffrey Podger joined the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on 28 November 2005 as its chief executive
Aerospace company uses ultrasonic cleaning
(November 2005)
Aquasolv Ultrasonic Cleaner-Plus (Aqua 22) from Mykal Industries is providing a leading aerospace company with the solution it needed to help reduce 'Trike' usage and VOC emissions
Ceramic materials in the aerospace industry
(October 2005)
Keith Parker looks at how technical ceramics and other specialist materials have enabled designers and manufacturers in the aerospace industry to combine cost efficiency with safety and performance

