productThe base unit of the configurable control system PNOZmulti 2 has grown: up to 12 safe expansion modules can now be connected on the right-hand side. A new output module with 14 semiconductor outputs for standard applications is also available. This means that larger projects can now be implemented simply and flexibly with PNOZmulti 2; several projects can also be managed in parallel.
productA great number of workplace accidents still occur during maintenance. These accidents can cause severe human suffering, high insurance premiums and reduced production efficiency.
productRedashe has added a new model to its extensive hose reel range: the C2782 Multi-functional High Visibility safety reel. This model is a low tension spring rewind, compressed air reel with a layering system which prevents the hose from bunching during retraction.
productUnderstanding the cause of a near miss or accident can help prevent it happening again. OnGrade, supplier of site safety tool SiteZone, has re-launched its upgraded OverSite telematics package which gives site and health and safety managers insights into the safety practices of on-site workers.
productPilz Automation Technology has launched its new webinar series for those involved with machine safety across the UK and beyond.
productIn a tough environment, essential plant machinery like balers and feed conveyors, tying heads and other MRF plant have to be built to last. With machines in constant use and so many abrasive materials often breakdowns and malfunctions can occur.
productPressure relief manufacturer Elfab has developed its online ordering system, ElfabTech, which embraces new functionalities to benefit both new and existing customers worldwide.
productHoppecke Industrial Batteries will use Railtex 2017 to show for the first time in the UK its Lithium-Ion (LiOn) battery designed specifically for use in locomotives with hybrid drives.
productAs we race towards 50 billion devices connected to the internet by 2020, Industry 4.0 presents a huge challenge to manufacturers. Collaborative robots and the automation of tasks previously carried out by people is reducing the need for traditional machine guarding while increasing the need for smart interlocks.
productStaff at E A Technology Group that regularly travel and visit customers’ electrical substations are only too aware of the potential health and safety risks. Companies may have plenty of procedures and documents that help them manage these environments, but when it comes to it, the people on the ground are the ones that truly manage the risks.
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