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UK -EU TRADE DEAL
Following long-running negotiations and a deadline that was repeatedly postponed, the
UK and EU finally agreed a new trading relationship. Derek Coulson of Hold Tech Files
looks at the implications for UK machine builders
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MANUFACTURING SALARIES ARE

LAGGING BEHIND OTHER SECTORS

PROTECTING SMALLER PLANT
Protecting critical plant has moved beyond expensive assets such as turbines and
compressors, with smaller plant such as industrial fans and pumps becoming
increasingly important to improve efficiencies and reduce downtime
MODULAR SAFETY

With the intuitive online tool myPNOZ Creator, users can
assemble a tailored myPNOZ. It comes pre-assembled,
31 on the specialised area of installation and care of hygienic hardware in
set up and tested as an individualised system PAGE 16 FASTENERS AND ADHESIVES: The experts at Emka offer guidance
industrial enclosures
28 ENCLOSURES, CABINETS AND FANS: An industrial enclosure is about 32 SPRINGS AND DAMPERS: For design engineers looking to utilise
these benefits and discover if a wave spring can replace a coil spring
more than just the box. Chris Lloyd of Spelsberg UK looks into the
in their application, we look at some common questions
considerations to make when choosing an industrial enclosure
30 FASTENERS AND ADHESIVES: One of the major considerations when What’s New?
specifying an adhesive is how quickly it will deliver return on investment.
We look at some of the considerations
TENTS exhibition that enables visitors to
Omron has launched a virtual

walk through a 360 degree
virtual tour, guiding them around
‘the factory of the future’ – one
in which different innovations
have been introduced to increase
flexibility, enhance efficiency and
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boost productivity.

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