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Sun smiles on Henry the vacuum cleaner
Numatic International – which manufactures the iconic Henry vacuum cleaner – has installed a solar energy system that will reduce its carbon emissions by more than 120 tonnes per year as it helps to power the company’s computer-controlled injection-moulding machines. … Continue reading
BAE lobbies US Congress on defence cuts
The British defence contractor BAE Systems is lobbying the US Congress to think again about budget cuts that it says will force “the loss of unique industrial capabilities, military preparedness, skilled labour and jobs”. BAE says that: “After more than … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Manufacturing management, Aerospace & defence
Tagged BAE Systems, Bradley
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MCS makes £400k machinery investment
Midlands based high precision machinist Machined Component Systems (MCS) has announced a £400,000 investment in a new, state of the art Miyano ABX-64SYY machine at its 25,000ft² facility in Redditch. The company said the investment would enable it to conduct … Continue reading
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Architect improves manufacturing workflow and productivity
An architectural practice that has landed five manufacturing sector contracts and has two more in the pipeline says that manufacturers are increasingly looking to maximise the performance of their factories by utilising space and workflow better. Johnson Design Partnership (JDP), … Continue reading
Harper Chalice helps to build fences
Coventry-based manufacturer Harper Chalice has played a crucial role in creating a secure and safe environment for one of the world’s greatest sporting events, although it’s not allowed to say it’s the Olympics. Harper Chalice, with the help of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Harper Chalice, Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS), Zaun
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MCS adds to apprenticeship count
Redditch based subcontract-machining specialist Machined Component Systems (MCS) has begun its second year of running its own apprenticeship programme having decided “to make significant investments in their future” by growing its own talent. The initiative was started last year as … Continue reading
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Tagged apprenticeship, automotive, environmental, healthcare, Machined Component Systems, Marine, petrochemical, transport, white goods
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US business to flow from medical innovation
A Birmingham-based metal finishing specialist is aiming to win business in the US as well as at home after creating a medical breakthrough that allows delicate heart blood flow stents to be electropolished in one single operation, improving productivity and … Continue reading
Posted in exports, Innovation, Manufacturing management, medical, Uncategorized
Tagged Anopol, Stent jig
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Manufacturers must unite for growth – Siemens report
New research from the automation, motors and drives specialist Siemens has revealed divided opinion within the manufacturing sector which it says could compromise the future growth of UK industry. The report, Industry Pulse – Challenges and Outlook for Manufacturing, reveals … Continue reading
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UK car manufacturing on the up
There was more good news for UK automotive manufacturing today that will bolster hopes for a continuing resurgence of output to further boost an already healthy export performance. Coming on the back of increasing job opportunities announced recently by Honda, … Continue reading