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Government soft-pedals law on corporate killing

In May 2003 the UK Government published proposals to legislate against death caused by management failure.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Dec 16, 2003

Bespoke machine guarding to suit all needs

Whatever the machine tool, Repar2 machine guarding systems can provide a bespoke solution.

News from TDT Technology, Dec 16, 2003

"Designer" safety switch aids machine downsizing

All the key designer benefits of small size, high holding force and robust metal construction are provided by Guardmaster's new 440G-MT solenoid locking switch.

News from EJA (Guardmaster), Dec 10, 2003

Germanic distribution comes in-house

Trapped-key safety systems provider Castell is now distributing its products in Germany, Austria and Switzerland under its own banner, through its sister company CEF Safety Systems.

News from Castell Safety International, Dec 8, 2003

Alliance brings safety advice to Omron customers

TUV International and Omron Electronics have entered into a specialist partner agreement covering the UK and Ireland.

News from TUV International - Rheinland Group, Dec 8, 2003

Safety is a global concept

The list of bodies around the world issuing standards relating to machinery safety is a daunting one, but help is at hand in understanding the commonality between US and UK/European standards.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Dec 2, 2003

Emergency stop for space-constrained equipment

A compact illuminated emergency stop for space-restrictive equipment is the latest addition to the EAO Series 84 range.

News from EAO, Nov 27, 2003

Understanding EN1050

Risk assessment is key to machinery safety, and in Europe we are encouraged to carry out risk assessments in line with the harmonised standard EN1050:1997.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Nov 24, 2003

Safety systems for a cigar called Hamlet

Cardiff based JR Freeman operates six high-speed over-roller machines - four producing Hamlet cigars and two producing Hamlet miniatures - and all are fitted with equipment from Schmersal.

News from Schmersal UK, Nov 24, 2003

Midlands role for Willson

Castell has appointed Cliff Willson as its new Sales Manager for the Midlands.

News from Castell Safety International, Nov 17, 2003

Making paper safely

Iggesund Paperboard, the UK's largest manufacturer of folding boxboard, is using safety interlocking systems from Castell to ensure risk-free routine access to machinery at its Cumbria-based mill.

News from Castell Safety International, Nov 17, 2003

Safety switches offer a choice of ranges

Pilz Automation Technology has made two new additions to its range of switches suitable for use in safety-critical applications up to Category 4 in accordance with EN954-1.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Nov 17, 2003

Byrne looks north

Schmersal UK has appointed Peter Byrne as Regional Sales Manager covering the North of England.

News from Schmersal UK, Nov 17, 2003

Safety switch combines control and latching

Following the success of its AMX3 TUV-approved stand-alone contactless coded category 3 machine safety switch, BTI has applied similar technology to its Boster range.

News from Comitronic, Nov 13, 2003

Exploring the boundaries of safety responsibility

Within any organisation there should be somebody at the top level of management who is ultimately responsible for health and safety issues.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Nov 10, 2003

Safety interlock switch holds firm

The versatile TL8012-S safety interlock switch with guard door locking provides a total of five door and lock monitoring contacts, and locking force of 2000N

News from Scientific Technologies, Nov 6, 2003

Risk assessment is key to machinery safety

At the heart of any machinery safety project will be one or more risk assessments.

News from Pilz Automation Technology, Nov 4, 2003

Software checks security of control systems

Invensys and Verano are to jointly market Verano's Industrial Defender Watch.

News from Verano, Oct 29, 2003

New technology provides reliability and safety

New versions of the general purpose and heavy duty Allen-Bradley 800Z Zero Force touch button increase operator safety and reliability while expanding the range of applications.

News from Rockwell Automation, Oct 21, 2003

Safety systems specified for mini cigar line

A new cigar production machine at Cardiff based JR Freeman incorporates seven safety interlock switches, all monitored by Schmersal safety relays with self-diagnostics.

News from Schmersal UK, Oct 14, 2003

Interlocks safeguard Heathrow construction

A concrete mixing plant used in construction projects at Heathrow Terminal 5 has been fitted with a trapped-key interlocking system from Castell.

News from Castell Safety International, Oct 7, 2003

Pneumatic system is cost-effective machine guard

A novel obstruction detection system based on technology transfer from the rail industry has great potential as a cost-effective solution for machine guarding and operator safety.

News from Hoerbiger-Origa, Oct 7, 2003

Noncontact safety switches handle heavy vibration

The CMS series of noncontact safety switches extends the field of application for safety guard monitoring.

News from Euchner (UK), Oct 2, 2003

Networked locking system secures cabinet access

Emka reckons its latest development in electronic locking technology takes cabinet security forward in a similar way to its original mechanical locking modular concept.

News from Emka, Sep 30, 2003