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Visitors to the Southern Manufacturing & Electronics event, taking place from 4th to 6th February 2025 at the Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre, can expect a showcase of cutting-edge technology. Exhibitors from both the mechanical engineering and electrical/electronic sectors will present the latest solutions. H&P reports

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Ashley Quarterman, Executive Director Designate from the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS), explores how generating nitrogen as a by-product of compressed air can offer cost savings of up to 90%.

Choosing the right safety footwear is critical to ensuring the safety, comfort, and productivity of workers in industrial environments. Clair Weston* highlights five key factors to consider when selecting footwear for applications where comfort and protection are paramount

PWE looks at the use of proactive maintenance and refurbishment strategies and how plant operators can navigate this decision.

Schaeffler UK has been recognised with the Most Innovative Supplier Award 2024 by RS, a global provider of industrial products and services. The award was given in acknowledgment of Schaeffler’s Lifetime Solutions portfolio, a comprehensive range of products, services, and solutions designed to support maintenance engineers throughout the lifecycle of machinery.

At the Scalpel Building in London, CBRE, Turck Banner, and Fletcher Moorland have introduced condition-based monitoring (CBM) technology to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and proactively manage maintenance, transforming the building’s operations and asset management strategy. PWE reports

Pennine Pneumatic Services Limited (PPS), a compressed air distributor in Yorkshire, UK, has become part of Atlas Copco Group, after being acquired by Atlas Copco UK Holdings Ltd

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Editor's Comment 

The Chancellor’s recent Budget statement reflects the delicate balancing act required to manage national finances while laying foundations for future growth. While there are encouraging elements for the UK’s manufacturing sector, the immediate cost implications raise significant challenges for businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

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