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Galvanised fencing resists "charges"

Humberside Galvanizing of Hull has successfully completed the galvanising of over 4.5t of steelwork for a new rhino house and refurbished "big cat" enclosure at Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo.

News from Wedge Group Galvanizing, Jul 9, 2003

New line handles all hard anodising demands

Poeton Industries has opened a new state-of-the-art hard anodising line to meet the growing demand for its Apticote 300 aluminium coating process.

News from Poeton Industries, Jul 8, 2003

Four-roll briquetter doubles production

A novel high-capacity roll press briquetter doubles machine productivity by adding a second pair of briquet-forming rolls.

News from KR Komarek, Jul 7, 2003

Restructure shifts focus to moulding

The Walsall-based Bourne Group is restructuring its operation.

News from Bourne Technical Mouldings, Jun 13, 2003

Speedy cleaning for valve fittings

One of the world's largest manufacturers of oilfield completion equipment has turned to Kerry Ultrasonics to help it establish a cell dedicated to maintaining a stock of NAS clean valve fittings.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, May 30, 2003

Technology drills nano-diameter holes

NanoMatrix offers its customers micro and nano machining services and equipment.

News from NanoMatrix, May 21, 2003

Sand casting provides economical prototypes

A new machining centre for rimless lenses from Alphamatic is poised to reduce customers' waiting time for a new set of rimless specs.

News from Norse Precision Castings, May 20, 2003

Moulder concludes successful first year

Bourne Technical Mouldings has just celebrated its successful first year's trading.

News from Bourne Technical Mouldings, May 16, 2003

Bycynski's pioneering work recognised

John Bycynski has been inducted into the Structural Plastics Pioneer Club, sponsored by the Structural Plastics Division of the SPI.

News from GI Plastek, Apr 30, 2003

In-house quenching improves tube tolerance

Cole Tubes has installed enhanced heat treatment equipment specifically to allow quenching.

News from Cole Tubes, Apr 21, 2003

Injection moulding wins awards

GI Plastek received three awards at the Structural Plastic Conference recently held in Nashville, Tennessee.

News from GI Plastek, Apr 16, 2003

Expansion creates full set of processes

Toolcraft Plastics of Swindon has recently extended its existing toolmaking, injection moulding and vacuum forming facilities with blow moulding and extrusion facilities.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Apr 10, 2003

Cooled gas system speeds injection moulding

KoolGas is a novel cooled-gas-assisted injection-moulding technique developed by the Warwick Manufacturing Group, a leading research institute at the University Of Warwick.

News from Warwick Moulding Technology, Mar 28, 2003

Plastic gives to improve on steel limits

A better seal at a considerably lower cost was achieved by Toolcraft Plastics of Swindon, when two steel valve seating rings were redesigned to be extruded in a tough plastic.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Mar 21, 2003

Switch from trike has silver lining

The UK's premier silverware manufacturer has replaced a trichloroethylene plant with an aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system and seen productivity rise by 20%.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Mar 18, 2003

Ultrasonic cleaner removes trike dangers

A special aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system has enabled Centrax Turbine Components Division to remove a potentially carcinogenic trichloroethylene machine from its production process.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Mar 17, 2003

Cleaner cuts solvent consumption by 85%

Switching to a monosolvent cleaning system from Kerry Ultrasonics has allowed medical device manufacturer Portex to reduce solvent consumption by 85%.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Mar 14, 2003

Young apprentices win through

A team of three apprentices from NPL Technologies recently won the Thomas Wills Memorial Trophy and were the youngest team in the competition.

News from NPL Technologies, Mar 7, 2003

Argyle to develop business

NPL Technologies has appointed John Argyle as Business Development Manager.

News from NPL Technologies, Mar 7, 2003

Expansion for Humber Galvanizing

Humber Galvanizing's facility in Hull has invested in an extension to its storage facility in order to significantly increase the speed of delivery and collection times for customers.

News from Wedge Group Galvanizing, Feb 25, 2003

Ford finds new uses for X-ray inspection

Ford is pioneering the use of the HMX ST real-time microfocus X-ray inspection system for a wide array of nondestructive testing applications across a wide range of components and materials.

News from X-Tek Industrial, Feb 25, 2003

Ultrasonic welding simplifies mould tooling

Ultrasonic welding now supplements the sizable moulding and in-house tool manufacturing facility at Toolcraft Plastics offering customers optimum economy of manufacture.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Feb 20, 2003

Polyurethane offers choice of finish

Rigid polyurethane is a versatile modern plastic capable of producing complex shapes for panels, chassis, enclosures and housings.

News from Norse Precision Castings, Feb 11, 2003

Twenty years of heat treatment

Heat treatment specialist Summitglow this year celebrates its 20th anniversary.

News from Summitglow, Feb 11, 2003

System doubles up on water treatment

The AquaVantage Systems Series AVD is based on the trusted and proven AVS Series but has two independent circuits each capable of treating one or more pipes.

News from UK Water Treatment, Feb 7, 2003

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