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• Printer audit scheme 

  Supply chain solutions and services company RENOVOTEC has announced it is launching a free three-month trial for its printer audit service. The audit helps a supply chain company to understand its printer estate: how many printers it has, where they are located and what condition they are in. This enables management to make timely media and maintenance decisions that can reduce print costs by more than a third and increase shopfloor and warehouse printer productivity by over 25% according to Renovotec industry feedback.

• The Ultimate Line-Up 

  Fabrication shops across Europe are upgrading their fleets to inverter technology machines that meet EU Ecodesign Directives to improve energy efficiency and lower utility bills. ESAB says with its new “Ultimate Line-Up” of welding and cutting equipment — which features state-of-the-art digital technology — fabricators also gain advanced functions. ESAB showcased the Ultimate Line-Up at the Schweissen & Schneiden trade fare. The improved arc performance, productivity and quality attracted positive reviews from metal workers in every segment, as the Ultimate Line-Up features MIG, MMA, TIG, multi-process and manual plasma cutting equipment.

• Digital monitoring key to mitigating manufacturing pressures 

  The continued contraction of the UK manufacturing sector further underlines the importance of digital inspection and condition monitoring technology to avoid unplanned maintenance costs in Q3 2023 and beyond, says Alfa Laval’s new Service Operations Manager.

• Climate control baselayers  

  Upgraded, innovative and sustainable – SNICKERS WORKWEAR says its range of ‘Climate Control’ clothing delivers exceptional comfort and performance. There’s a range of garments that use socially and environmentally responsible fibre technology such as 100% recycled polyester, as well as others available in high-tech breathable fabrics.

• New ElectroStatic Separator 

  BUNTING says the launch of its new ElectroStatic Separator is in response to enhanced material separation requirements in the recycling, plastics and minerals industries. The ElectroStatic Separator uses tungsten electrode wire to generate electrostatic charges to separate dry liberated particles. The company says the new technology significantly broadens separation capabilities, opening up new opportunities for recovering materials from waste and optimising mineral reserves.