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28 March 2022

• The Mighty Atom - now in Dual Fuel!

  Runs on petrol or LPG propane

• Our most powerful inverter yet, with Digital Hybrid Quiet Technology

  The new Digital Hybrid generator combines the robustness of a frame type generator with the quieter, lighter features of an inverter.

• Designing the perfect supply chain: is regionalisation the answer?

  The past couple of years have been, and continue to be, turbulent. We all hoped supply chains would normalise during 2022, but the war in Ukraine means that it’s unlikely.

• Highly integrated embedded SBC for demanding image intensive applications

  A graphics-rich computing platform supporting up to four high resolution displays

• Rest easy with Dräger by your side

  When you choose a Dräger support package, you can rest assured that we're there for you.

• Why More Customers Are Creating Ecotile Test Areas

  Addressing procurement fears during uncertain times

22 March 2022

• Rotary Table Range Extended

  In 2019 the Japanese manufacturer Kitagawa introduced the first in a new range of compact, general purpose rotary tables, the MK-series, for adding a rigid fourth CNC axis to a 3-axis vertical machining centre. One year later the MK200 has been joined by a second model, the MK250, with significantly uprated performance. Availability in Britain and Ireland is through sole sales agent 1st Machine Tool Accessories, Salisbury.

21 March 2022

• Bagging Success for LDL Components!

  Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS) have supplied a vertical bagging solution to LDL Components Ltd based in Hadfield.

• Companies face a big increase in energy costs while coming under pressure to reduce carbon emissions

  Energy markets are very volatile at the moment with fuel, gas and electricity all massively more expensive than in recent times.

18 March 2022

• The 4 types of Zinc Plating explained

  Corrosion is the age old enemy of some metals. Whilst in most cases, rust can be cured, it can often be expensive and so prevention can not only be better than cure, but also cheaper in the long run.