Harry Pickett, business development manager and defence specialist at quality management business G&P, explains why the UK military sector should learn valuable lessons from Europe’s automotive sector. Published in June 2025, the Strategic Defence Review (SDR) sets out a clear framework for the future of the UK’s defence industry. Having moved the country decisively towards […]
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Compact, high-speed sensors for reliable object detection, collision protection, and load position monitoring in dynamic industrial environments. Thanks to the high scanning frequency of 80 Hz, the ROD 100 series laser scanners are very suitable for use in dynamic applications – especially for collision avoidance in fast-moving FTS. Leuze rounds off its laser scanner portfolio […]
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Saab UK has opened applications for its first Graduate Engineering Programme, starting in Autumn 2026. The two-year scheme is a key part of Saab’s commitment to developing future talent and driving innovation across its UK operations. The two-year programme offers graduates the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with Saab’s cutting-edge technologies, while rotating through core […]
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Air Products is proud to celebrate the winner of the 2025 WorldSkills UK Welding Finals, held in South Wales from 25 to 28 November. The event highlighted exceptional national talent and technical excellence, with Jack Billingham an apprentice at Rolls-Royce plc winning gold across multiple welding disciplines. This year’s finals also underscored increasing diversity within […]
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Commenting on his predictions for 2026, Chris Clowes, executive director at global supply chain and logistics consultancy, SCALA, said: “As we look ahead to 2026, one of the biggest shifts facing supply chain leaders will be how AI, automation and data-driven tools are transforming the nature of our work at every level. The impact it’s […]
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A Midlands company is celebrating 35 years of supplying and repairing electric server motors to businesses across the UK. Alpha Electrics, based in Leicester, has grown year on year and employs 14 people. The family-owned business specialises in electric motors used in the aerospace, automotive, precision engineering and food sectors servicing around three thousand every […]
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Coventry-based NDE Clarke Pitchline has announced a new turnkey condition monitoring offering for rotating plant equipment based on unique application of innovative technologies coupled with deep experience in failure mode analysis and machine understanding. NDE’s Defendr suite provides real-time, remote monitoring of asset health with data visible to both NDE’s dedicated, responsive engineering services team […]
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Raytec Ltd, a global leader in LED lighting for security and safety critical applications, announces the acquisition of Atexor Oy, a Finnish specialist in portable ATEX and IECEx lighting. This strategic acquisition broadens Raytec’s product portfolio and reinforces its commitment to delivering high performance lighting for any hazardous location. “Atexor’s reputation for technical excellence and […]
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The new Data Service Interfaces (DSIs) from Phoenix Contact are a convenient solution for service work on control cabinets and devices. With various interfaces including RJ45 and USB, the space-saving service interfaces enable the quick and easy connection of additional electrical devices. The DSIs include coupling modules such as USB type A 2.0, USB type A […]
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Sandvik Coromant’s CoroDrill® DE10 helps Sunfab strengthen production efficiency while maintaining high standards of hydraulic quality. “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often,” spoke Winston Churchill in 1925. Over 873 miles away, in the same year, Eric Sundin founded Sunfab under a similar philosophy. Innovation, expertise and an appetite for […]
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