productAirBench helps control coolant problems
AirBench BD is a self-contained blowdown station for the removal of coolant and swarf from machined parts.
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newsSouth Wales Police fined after employee shocked
SOUTH WALES Police has been fined after an employee received an electric shock whilst installing computer data cables.
productOne-size-fits-all charger
A suitcase-sized multi-function high efficiency three phase HF charger for charging a range of batteries from a single unit. It’s up to 94% efficient and comes complete with a three-year warranty from Curtis Instruments.
newsEmployee suffers life-changing finger amputations
A FOOD ingredients manufacturer based in Lincolnshire was fined after one of its employees suffered partial amputation of the four fingers on his right hand after it came into contact with the rotating vanes of a rotary valve.
newsFlybe lands £100,000 fine
FLYBE LTD has been fined after an investigation into a worker falling into a lift shaft at Exeter Airport uncovered health and safety failings.
productThe growth of SF6 and suitable monitoring solutions
THE RECENT drive for electrification has led to a dramatic increase in the use of Sulphur Hexafluoride (SF6). A dielectric gas, SF6 is used to prevent short circuits and catastrophic incidents within the electrical industry.
newsAgency worker severs fingers at printers
HARRIER LLC, a photo processing, printing and gift manufacturing business based in Newton Abbot has been sentenced after a worker suffered serious injuries when his hand was caught in machinery.
newsSheffield company fined £700,000 after worker killed
CHESTERFIELD SPECIAL Cylinders Ltd was fined £700,000 for safety breaches after a 64-year-old worker was fatally wounded by shrapnel ejected from testing equipment.
newsWorker’s fingers amputated after crush incident
A FOUNDRY company who cast parts for the automotive industry has been fined after an employee had two fingers amputated while attempting to clear a blockage in a moulding machine.
newsVehicle repair company fined after new employee dies
A VEHICLE recovery and repair company has been sentenced after a new worker suffered fatal crush injuries during maintenance work, only hours after he’d started his new job.
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