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Sophisticated solutions for engineering problems

Baker Automation Electronics has for many years been providing sophisticated solutions for engineering problems experienced by companies not only in the UK but throughout Europe.

News from Baker Automation Electronics, Apr 7, 2005

Anti-icing for biggest air passenger bridge

In a full engineer, procure and construct (EPC) project, Tracer has provided an electrical anti-icing system for the world's largest air-passenger bridge, at London Gatwick Airport.

News from Tyco Thermal Controls UK, Mar 28, 2005

Upgraded power for Bookham

A major electrical systems infrastructure upgrade project at Bookham's optical semiconductor facility near Northampton has been completed by ABB's Power Technologies business.

News from ABB Power Technologies, Mar 14, 2005

Consortium focuses on precision micro assembly

The Eupass project aims to develop the next generation of automatic assembly machines with specific emphasis on precision micro assembly.

News from TQC, Feb 28, 2005

All roads roam to Leeds for Newton Derby

Leeds has added another leading company to its expanding industrial portfolio with the relocation of Newton Derby, part of the MP Industries Group.

News from Winder, Nov 25, 2004

Transformers approved for Channel Tunnel Rail Link

Winder Electrical is celebrating after announcing that four of its transformers have passed some of the most stringent quality tests in the business.

News from RF Winder, Oct 15, 2004

Stardom for boiler works

Fulton Boiler Works is set to make its UK television debut on Five in early October, after the company's Bristol-based factory was used to film a wildlife documentary about rats by Granada Wild.

News from Fulton Boiler Works, Sep 8, 2004

Rail contract tops a million pounds

Yorkshire-based Winder Electrical has beaten off strong international competition to win a contract in the development of a major rail link extension in south east England.

News from RF Winder, Aug 17, 2004

Transformers withstand railway shorts

ABB has won a GBP 600,000 contract to supply three specialist 26MVA, 132/25kV single-phase railway transformers to Central Networks.

News from ABB Power Technologies, Aug 12, 2004

Asquith takes the helm

Winder Electrical, the Leeds based electrical engineering company, has appointed a new Chief Executive.

News from RF Winder, Aug 5, 2004

Speedy response is key to transformer order

ABB has won a GBP 1.3 million fast-track contract to supply a replacement GSU (generator step-up unit) transformer for Sizewell A, BNFL's 420MW Magnox nuclear power station on the Suffolk coast.

News from ABB Power Technologies, Jul 1, 2004

Transformers bound for Belfast

Winder Electrical has beaten fierce competition to win its first major contract across the Irish Sea.

News from RF Winder, Jun 28, 2004

Northern Ireland contract is a first

Winder Electrical, one of the leading electrical engineering companies in Europe, has beaten fierce competition to win its first major contract across the Irish Sea.

News from RF Winder, May 21, 2004

Substation orders clock up GBP 4.6 million

ABB has won orders worth a total of around GBP 4.6 million from NEDL for four distribution substation projects at Norton, Wormald Green, Ravenscar and Ormond Street in northern England.

News from ABB Power Technologies, May 7, 2004

Press unit engineered for Los Alamos

Engineered Pressure Systems has recently completed a large order for a warm isostatic press production unit for Los Alamos National Laboratory.

News from Engineered Pressure Systems, Apr 15, 2004

From Russia with hope

Senior executives from RF Winder Electrical have recently returned from a trade mission to Russia which they hope will help them to win new orders overseas.

News from RF Winder, Jan 12, 2004

Second-user equipment goes online

Filtration Service Engineering has added second-hand equipment section to its website.

News from Filtration Service Engineering, Nov 25, 2003

Maintenance contract safeguards transformers

Winder Electrical has secured a transformer maintenance contract with AEP Energy, which operates two of the biggest coal-fired power stations in the UK.

News from RF Winder, Oct 21, 2003

Award recognises state-of-the-art autoclaves

Engineered Pressure Systems has received an award from NDK Crystal in appreciation for its design and installation of eight hydrothermal crystal growing systems, and supporting auxiliary equipment.

News from Engineered Pressure Systems, Oct 14, 2003

After sales services available worldwide

Engineered Pressure Systems provides after sales services for all its hot, cold and warm isostatic press systems.

News from Engineered Pressure Systems, Sep 12, 2003

Refurbishment is economical option

Don't replace - refurbish, is the latest trend in the power engineering industry as a means of offsetting the cost of the bigger more expensive new transformers and switchgear.

News from RF Winder, Sep 4, 2003

Intensifier overcomes deep-sea pressures

Engineered Pressure Systems (EPSI) has recently received an order to manufacturer a hydraulically powered intensifier to pump seawater 3000m below sea level.

News from Engineered Pressure Systems, Aug 18, 2003