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Galvanizing victory for War Museum project

A galvanising project featured in the newly opened Imperial War Museum - North has been awarded joint first prize in the Galvanizers Association Hot Dip Galvanizing Awards 2002.

News from Wedge Group Galvanizing, Aug 12, 2002

Cost-effective metal film thickness measurement

The Mesec is a new metal film metrology instrument for copper seed and electroplated copper layers on 200 or 300mm silicon wafers.

News from ULVAC Technologies, Jul 31, 2002

Europe's longest galvanising bath

The installation of two new cranes at Worksop Galvanizing has increased capacity and provides customers with the opportunity to take full advantage of Europe's longest galvanising bath.

News from Wedge Group Galvanizing, Jul 30, 2002

Woolridge elected at EEF

Jeremy Woolridge, Chairman and Managing Director at BE Wedge Holdings, has been elected as one of the new Deputy Presidents at the Engineering Employers' Federation (EEF).

News from Wedge Group Galvanizing, Jul 25, 2002

Clear advantage for lens manufacturer

Following the installation of a Microsolve monosolvent cleaning system from Kerry Ultrasonics, lens manufacturer Cooke Optics is now saving GBP 250 per week in cleaning costs.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Jul 23, 2002

Polyurethane provides low-risk instrument case

Synbiosis choose rigid polyurethane from Norse Precision for new laboratory instrument casing.

News from Norse Precision Castings, Jul 18, 2002

Mould provides economies on small parts

Toolcraft Plastics has designed and manufactured a 16-impression mould tool with removable inserts in just 8 weeks to enable a client to keep ahead in an economy battle with foreign manufacturers.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Jul 17, 2002

Successful seminar on blow moulding

Beko reports that its recent seminar on advances in blow moulding technology, held at the University of Warwick, was a success.

News from Beko Technologies, Jul 9, 2002

Fast tools for plastics

Tool manufacture took a large part of the critical path to launch EDC's green drain pan pump, designed to empty 14 litres of water per hour from air conditioning equipment through small-bore tubes.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Jul 8, 2002

Expansion for pattern and toolmaker

Nuneaton based NPL Technologies has doubled its work force and sales in four years and is now increasing the size of its office and production facilities by 25%.

News from NPL Technologies, Jul 5, 2002

Cleaner cuts trike for seal manufacturer

Kerry Ultrasonics has enabled seal manufacturer Wills Engineered Polymers to remove the potentially harmful solvent trichloroethylene (trike) from its cleaning process.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Jun 28, 2002

High-capacity briquetter forms larger briquettes

A high-capacity roll press briquetter from KR Komarek produces briquettes sized from 76 x 51 x 32 to 152 x 127 x 76mm, at throughputs ranging from 30 to 50t/h.

News from KR Komarek, Jun 28, 2002

Modern sand casting adds accuracy

Design variants can be economically accommodated in sand casting.

News from Norse Precision Castings, Jun 12, 2002

End-cap for when two nozzles are better than one

Twinshot Technologies has introduced an alternative end cap that puts materials out from two nozzles rather than one.

News from Twinshot Technologies, Jun 11, 2002

Co-injection produces novel bath chair

Rifton Equipment uses Twinshot Technologies co-injection process to mould the Blue Wave bath chair.

News from Twinshot Technologies, Jun 6, 2002

Lab-grade briquetter produces fast test data

A specially instrumented, bench-scale, roll-press briquetting machine from KR Komarek offers faster, easier generation of test data needed to improve established compacting/briquetting operations.

News from KR Komarek, May 31, 2002

Plastics provide time and cost savings

An improved 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), May 30, 2002

Upgrade for low-volume briquetter

The B-220 Series pilot plant and small production volume briquetter from KR Komarek has been redesigned to simplify maintenance, facilitate roll changes and strengthen the drive train.

News from KR Komarek, May 13, 2002

Aqueous cleaning replaces trichloroethylene

An aqueous cleaning system has allowed a leading actuator manufacturers to completely eliminate the potentially hazardous solvent trichloroethylene from its manufacturing process.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, May 7, 2002

Transport of delight for jig maker

NPL Technologies recently completed a project which was a major breakthrough in producing jigs and fixtures for the UK and European rail industry.

News from NPL Technologies, May 7, 2002

Trio boost design activities

NPL Technologies has made a major investment in its design department, with the arrival of the three principals of design company Fondesco as full time employees.

News from NPL Technologies, May 6, 2002

UK Water Treatment expands northwards

Following a number of prestigious contracts, UK Water Treatment has opened a new operations centre in Cheadle.

News from UK Water Treatment, May 6, 2002

Cosolvent ultrasonic system cleans flux from PCBs

General Dynamics United Kingdom has been won over by the ability of a Kerry cosolvent ultrasonic machine to remove flux from printed circuit boards destined for the aerospace industry.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics, Apr 19, 2002

Wiltshire NHS Trust eliminates scale fouling

The North Wilts and Swindon Healthcare NHS Trust has incorporated the latest AquaVantage digital electronic scale control system into a newly refurbished plant room.

News from UK Water Treatment, Apr 19, 2002

One-stop shop cuts goods-in procedures

In recent times "one stop shop" has become an overworked phrase, but Toolcraft Plastics has found its facility to ultrasonically weld plastic parts has proved more than just useful to clients.

News from Toolcraft Plastics (Swindon), Apr 15, 2002

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