The ZARGES® PAXTower: One solution for all your work at height needs

Complicated and time-consuming scaffold structures are now part of the past: The new PAXTower with folding base by ZARGES UK, the leading access equipment specialist, is equipped with a raft of timesaving and safety-enhancing new features and is fully compliant with the latest safety regulations. 

The ergonomic and sturdy design, in accordance with the latest EN1004 specification, ensures safe working at height at all times. The new ZARGES PAXTower range will be available from October 2020.

One extraction system for all: VacuFil places the focus on the extraction capacity for each torch 

Optimally matched to the welding torch at all times: The new VacuFil series of extraction units from KEMPER is a unique unit for torch extraction that combines easy handling with needs-based extraction capacity.

The VacuFil 125i, 150i and 250i digital unit variants automatically and continuously adjust the required air volume flows according to the individual torch characteristics. W3 approval now certifies that the digital VacuFil versions embody the highest level of protective welding equipment. Also, international machine manufacturers are already successfully using the new high-vacuum technology.

Trade In, Trade Up – Casella Supports Air and Noise Monitoring Equipment Upgrades with New Offer 

As employees begin returning to work, maintaining a safe and socially distanced workplace is at the forefront of everyone’s mind. Statistics have shown that 32% of those surveyed were anxious about catching or spreading Covid-19 in their normal workplace. HSE guidelines advise that workers maintain a safe distance of 2m apart at all times, or 1m apart with risk mitigation measures in place. 

Health hazards such as from noise and dust continue within the workplace, so personal monitoring must continue. However, it can be difficult to deploy personal monitoring equipment while maintaining social distancing. World-leading environmental monitoring manufacturer Casella is enabling companies to overcome social distancing challenges with a new initiative to provide equipment that allows monitoring to continue whilst maintaining social distancing.

New Chairman and Deputy Chairman appointed at Winn & Coales International Ltd 

On the 6th of October 2020, the board of Directors of Winn & Coales International Ltd were delighted to announce that Mr Chris Winn, the great grandson of the founder of the company has succeeded his father, Mr David Winn OBE, as the Chairman of the Group.

Chris Winn becomes the fourth Chairman of the Company since it was founded in 1883. He has extensive and broad experience within the Group and holds the position of Managing Director of Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd and Executive Director of Winn & Coales International Ltd. 

Airbench Releases Downflow Workstation For Fume Control

AirBench is pleased to announce the release of the new DF range. DF down flow workstations are designed for light duty fume extraction applications, particularly in situations where installation of a full AirBench downdraught bench system is not convenient.

Halliburton & Baker Hughes CEO’s join Reuters Events: Energy Transition 2020

Reuters Events have announced that CEO’s of two of the world’s leading energy service companies, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, will join the speaker faculties for their flagship Energy Transition Summit. 

The event will explore the creation of the future energy ecosystem and offer companies, from across the asset spectrum, a definitive guide to their net-zero strategies. The alignment of the two biggest O&G global service companies, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, represents a significant step in the transition to low-carbon energy

Interfaces for Machine Vision

Machine vision interfaces typically come in two flavors: dedicated and consumer.

Dedicated interfaces; Useful for applications where extremely high-speeds or ultra high-resolution necessitate the use of such interfaces; for example, line-scan cameras used to inspect continuous flow processes like paper or plastic film production where cameras frequently work in the kHz range. However, these interfaces tend to be significantly more expensive, less flexible and add to system complexity. CarmeraLink (supports up to 6.8Gbit/s of data) and CoaXPress (supports up to 12Gbit/s) are dedicated machine vision interfaces typically used in such applications. In addition to the cameras, systems using these interfaces require frame grabbers. These are specialized adapter cards to receive image data and assemble it into usable images. Dedicated machine vision interfaces also use proprietary cables, making integration with other peripherals a little more challenging.

Rotamec And JPS Reliability Combine To Boost Plant Uptime

Rotamec has announced a new association with JPS Reliability Ltd, a supplier of specialist reliability services, to boost equipment uptime and plant reliability for its customers. JPS’ reliability technologies will dovetail with Rotamec’s electromechanical maintenance resource, with customers able to benefit from the expertise of both organisations in a combined service.

An expert in rotating equipment, Rotamec is a leading UK service provider to the food and beverage, facilities management, utilities and manufacturing sectors. The business specialises in the repair and sourcing of motors, gearboxes, pumps, generators and associated power transmission equipment. Providing a 24/7, 365 days-a-year maintenance service - supported by highly responsive on-site teams, machining and repair facilities across the UK – Rotamec’s customers have the support required to secure equipment uptime.

WJA celebrates 40th birthday with invite to join the party

The Water Jetting Association is marking its 40th anniversary by inviting more contractors and service users to join its drive to promote water jetting excellence across all industrial sectors.

The WJA, the UK’s trade association for the water jetting industry, was founded by a group of 21 contractors during a meeting held in the Metropole Hotel at Birmingham Airport on 9th October 1980.

Since then, it has gone on to build an international reputation for promoting water best practice across all industries, including petrochemicals, drainage, marine maintenance, highway maintenance, industrial cleaning and manufacturing.

The fight against fake bearings – unique data matrix codes make investigations easier

Counterfeit bearings are a frequent cause of personal injury and material damage to vehicles and industrial machines. The best way for buyers to protect themselves and their customers is to purchase only direct from the manufacturer or through a certified distributor. 

As a purchaser of bearings, you need to be sure that the products you are buying are genuine and will perform as the product datasheet states. Most don’t need to worry because they buy these products either direct from the manufacturer or via a certified distributor. These methods guarantee that any technical problems with the product can be resolved quickly and efficiently.

Venables Machine Works To Support Thordon Bearings’ Expansion Into New Industrial Sectors

Venables Machine Works Ltd., a large manufacturing and machining firm based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, has been appointed as an authorised distributor and service provider for Thordon Bearings’ industrial bearings portfolio.

The formal agreement follows a ten-year collaboration in which Venables provided sales and engineering support to Thordon’s customers across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.

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