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27 September 2022

• Precision Components

  These high precision production components, machined from 6082 T6 Aluminium were the first parts to machined on the 4th axis rotary table.

• Modular Meeting Tables

  Modular Meeting Tables answer the requirements for re-configurable meeting and conference facilities, this training and conference room furniture fits the bill precisely. A huge range of colours / finishes and the tops are hard wearing with a 5 year guarantee.

• Lang Macro.Grip with Zeropoint Plate

  The combination of Lang Macro.Grip vice with zeropoint plate make for quick setups with plenty of bite.

26 September 2022

• Lasermet Inc at IMTS swamped with demand for the Alf laser welding helmet

  Lasermet Inc celebrate their tremendous success at the IMTS Exhibition in Chicago. Numerous orders were taken for their Laser welding containment systems at the show.

• More capabilities and capacity

  This month Stuart, our Sales director, was interviewed by Engineering Capacity about company investments. Here's what he had to say...

• Meet The Whole Team

  At Stocksigns the people behind the company are just as important as the company itself.

23 September 2022

• More complex demands on energy requires more sophisticated test equipment.

  How the KT66DL can keep up with the more complex energy demands.

• What are the benefits of rugged textiles equipment cases?

  Rugged textiles equipment cases can be used within many different industries and can be customised with features that make them fit for each individual user.

• UZIN and Geoff Acomb & Sons Ltd win the 2022 CFA Award for Flooring in Industrial Areas.

  UZIN and Geoff Acomb & Sons Ltd were both ecstatic in winning the 2022 CFA Award for Flooring in Industrial Areas for the installation at The Yorkshire Party Company in Ripon.

• Eland Cables joins the living wage foundation

  It’s official – we’re a signatory to the Living Wage Foundation. We’ve joined over 7000 UK businesses in committing to pay a minimum hourly rate that is linked to the cost of living – a figure in excess of the Government minimum wage.