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Interlocks guarantee maintenance workers' safety

Trapped-key interlocks guarantee the safety of maintenance workers at the UK's first underground liquid hydrogen bus refuelling station.

News from Castell Safety International, Dec 8, 2005

Stainless steel padlock

Castell Iso-Lok introduces what it believes to be the world's first 100% stainless steel padlock.

News from Castell Iso-Lok, Dec 5, 2005

Machine building system offers guarding options

The Item MB system has a number of excellent alternative solutions that can provided for perimeter guarding requirements.

News from Machine Building Systems, Nov 30, 2005

New company sells soft starts, DC brakes and more

A new soft start company, Softstart UK, has been set up to serve the UK and Eire, offering motor starting and protection technologies manufactured by Israeli company Solcon Industries.

News from Soft Start UK, Nov 30, 2005

Automatic lubricator makes maintenance safer

Square Two Lubrication's Memolub HPS lubricator and Matrix high-performance lubricant have been installed at Ford's Leamington foundry, thereby improving safety for maintenance personnel.

News from Square Two Lubrication, Nov 28, 2005

Fencing system improves machine safety

The new HepcoMotion MFS machine fencing system is ideal for use in all areas of the factory, but typically around machine installations.

News from HepcoMotion, Nov 24, 2005

Sounder and beacon suit hazardous areas

Audio/visual signalling specialist Klaxon Signals has launched a new range of intrinsically safe products.

News from Klaxon Signals, Nov 21, 2005

Sensor keeps watch over two safety guards

A new noncontact safety sensor can be used to monitor the position of two sliding, hinged or removable safety guards.

News from Schmersal UK, Nov 18, 2005

Wire mesh storage is secure and convenient

Partitioning specialist Troax UK has designed and built a series of wire mesh storage enclosures to secure high-value equipment at Havant Borough Council's new warehouse and maintenance depot.

News from Troax UK, Nov 18, 2005

Blanking makes curtains more flexible

Safety light curtains with blanking are available from OEM Automatic.

News from OEM Automatic, Nov 17, 2005

PinQY claims to be the smallest extinguisher

PinQY claims that the fire extinguisher that it manufactures - and sells under the same name - is the smallest fire extinguisher in the world.

News from Pinqy, Nov 16, 2005

Holding Horton hires new VP of quality assurance

Horton Holding, the provider of fan drives, fans and wire form products, has hired Jeff Blankenship as Vice President of Quality Assurance.

News from Horton, Nov 11, 2005

Wire rope and swaged fittings for escape platforms

Lifting Solutions is celebrating its involvement in the successful completion of one of Europe's most impressive landmarks, the new Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, which has now been completed.

News from Lifting Solutions, Nov 9, 2005

Sound Dead Steel receives technology award

Sound Dead Steel has been presented with the John Connell Technology Award 2005 by the Noise Abatement Society and DEFRA.

News from Sound Dead Steel, Nov 9, 2005

Safety switch dons stainless steel case

Allen-Bradley Guardmaster has launched a stainless steel version of its Lifeline 4 cable pull switch for industries where hygiene and/or corrosion resistance are essential requirements.

News from Rockwell Automation, Oct 31, 2005

Brazilian office targets automotive expansion

Horton has opened an office in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and has hired Humberto Monesi as Regional Manager in that office.

News from Horton, Oct 18, 2005

Engineering guide to safeguarding

Scientific Technologies has published its 2006-2007 "Engineering guide to machine and process safeguarding".

News from Scientific Technologies, Oct 18, 2005

Inspection lamp is approved for ATEX Zones 1 and 2

SA Equipment is now offering a complete lighting range for potentially explosive Zone 1 and 2 ATEX applications, with the launch of its rugged, yet lightweight USL-06EX Spotlite inspection lamp.

News from SA Equipment, Oct 18, 2005

ATEX handlamp features powerful LED light source

The new ML800ATEX safety handlamp from portable lighting specialist SA Equipment is claimed to be the first rechargeable ATEX handlamp to feature a powerful LED light source.

News from SA Equipment, Oct 18, 2005

ATEX Zone 0 worklight is virtually indestructible

The new Slam Zero 3X3 LED worklight from SA Equipment heralds a major advancement in ultra-powerful, compact and virtually indestructible lighting equipment for ATEX Zone 0 applications.

News from SA Equipment, Oct 18, 2005

Door hinge integrates safety switch

The Euchner company has unveiled its compact ESH safety hinge with integrated safety function, designed specifically for applications requiring robustness and small dimensions.

News from Euchner (UK), Oct 14, 2005

Modular partitioning used for Honda parts storage

Troax UK has built and installed a custom-designed wire mesh enclosure as part of an overall project to relocate and expand an existing parts storage facility for Honda.

News from Troax UK, Oct 13, 2005

Wire form products answer machine guard needs

Whether you need to protect employees from machinery-related hazards or costly equipment from damage caused by debris, Horton reckons its wire form products will accomplish the task.

News from Horton, Oct 11, 2005

Bellows cover lead screws on lathes

Beakbane has designed a simple, inexpensive solution to health and safety legislation that requires lead screws on conventional lathes to be covered to prevent accidents.

News from Beakbane, Oct 10, 2005

Accidents will happen - so learn from them

A free machine accident investigation kit will help companies perform investigations so that they meet their statutory obligations and help prevent accidents from occurring in the future.

News from Procter Machinery Guarding, Oct 7, 2005

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