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• Two more Speedors for British Salt 

  Hart Doors has completed the installation of two Speedor Storms at the Middlewich, Cheshire, plant of British Salt adding to the range of Hart doors already on site.

• Convenient keyless security 

  Kasp, a leading brand in safety and security from CARL KAMMERLING INTERNATIONAL, has announced it is expanding its popular range of combination security products, which offer high quality, cost-effective security solutions for a multitude of domestic and industrial environments. The company says the new Kasp Combination Locking Bolt is no exception, offering convenient, keyless security for a number of applications.

• Nickel-free stainless-steel pipe  

  VIEGA has announced it has further expanded its range of piping solutions for building services, with the introduction of the new Inox 1.4520 pipe. The company says this nickel-free stainless-steel pipe has been designed to ensure consistent quality and regular dimensions that will offer installers a competitive alternative to copper pipe in non-potable, heating and industrial applications.

• Bearing beauty is only skin deep 

  Beauty is only skin deep. Albeit cliché, the same is true of ball bearings. External signs of rust do not necessarily equate to poor performance. However, many customers are falling foul of this misconception. Chris Johnson, managing director of miniature bearing specialist SMB Bearings, explains.