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08 June 2018

• Stair platform lift for residential apartments

  Invalifts were recently approached by a Chartered Building Surveyor in Northampton who needed a solution to provide wheelchair access to a set of residential apartments in Hertfordshire.

• Fully glazed Platform Lift for Hanson

  Hanson Shared service centre based in South Gloucestershire is an international aggregate company, owned by the Heidelberg cement group.

• Two Floor Lift for Statfold Barn Railway

  Home to one of the largest collections of narrow gauge locomotives in the UK, Statfold Barn Railway near Tamworth in Staffordshire is a special place for railway enthusiasts.

• Long service motors tested after re-engineering

  Specialist industrial motor manufacturer Solutions Engineering in Stoke on Trent is able to test the performance of its motors, having built a test station to its own specification based around a piezo electric torque transducer.

• Global production as per Industry 4.0

  A state-of-the-art centre for manufacturing large enclosures is currently under construction at Rittal’s Rittershausen plant, based on Industry 4.0 principles.

• The future of Gel Polish is here!

  Introducting the brand-new innovation from CND™: SHELLAC™ LUXE™:

• New configurable sampling system simplifies process moisture measurements

  Michell Instruments has launched a new, configurable sampling system for measuring trace moisture in hazardous areas.

• Integrated hoist for Astell vertical autoclaves adds loading safety and versatility

  Astell Scientific has added a new lifting hoist to the options available on its main top-loading circular section autoclave range

• Colourful, Decorative Surfaces Create Inspirational Learning Environment

  Ryecroft Middle School and Dove First School were both relocated to a purpose built facility on a single campus, where they both officially opened their doors to pupils in September 2016.

• Computer Says: User Error

  When I first started my working life, I worked for an organisation where, if you called the IT helpdesk, the “help” consisted of two standard responses: