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14 January 2008

• Addagrip Launches New Website

  Addagrip has just launched a new company website at www.addagrip.co.uk, which is a redesign to provide a more comprehensive point of reference for customers, contractors and designers.

• Structure-flex "weighs" in to the growing

  A recently concluded agreement with Newfoundland rigging experts Extreme East, Structure-flex is now set to become a global supplier of durable, high quality proof testing bags to Canadian & North American oil, gas & mineral exploration industries.

• Structure-flex supports more murals for Holt's underpasses

  Melton Constable, North Norfolk: SFX Signs and Graphics, a division of Structure-flex Limited, is supporting a national community based award scheme funded by O2 which enables people to make a difference in their local environment.

11 January 2008

• Why choose Woodland Grange for Training?

  Why Woodland Grange? Why are we seeing record numbers of delegates – at home and overseas – opting for training with us?

• Woodland Grange opens up further overseas markets

  Health and safety training provider Woodland Grange has pioneered a new British health and safety qualification in Thailand

• Cylindrica Bassa’ bottle from Johnsen & Jorgensen

  ‘Cylindrica Bassa’ bottle design from Johnsen & Jorgensen provides a creative and commercial solution

• Stylish containers with added customer appeal

  Johnsen & Jorgensen has introduced a new range of stylish, value-for-money containers

• ‘Ultimate’ Dropper Bottle range from J&J

  Johnsen & Jorgensen introduces one of the most comprehensive dropper bottle ranges.

• HSE Training - Janaury to March 2008 open courses

  New training budget? Then why not enrol on one of our HSE open courses.

09 January 2008

• Charpak minimises lead times with machinery investment

  Charpak are pleased to announce that with the recent addition of 2 more Illig and Kiefel Forming Lines, existing and potential clients can be reassured that our lead-times will be kept to a minimum.