Furnace failures can potentially cost refineries and petrochemical plants millions in downtime, but advances in infrared inspection technology are transforming how operators safeguard critical assets. [Read More]

THE BRITISH Compressed Air Society’s (BCAS) technical officer, Tim Preece gives an update on the latest standards and legislation impacting the compressed air and vacuum industry. [Read More]

IN MODERN automation systems, the demand for compact, interference-resistant connection solutions continues to grow. binder is expanding its existing M8 portfolio with molded, 360° shielded signal connectors. [Read More]

Extreme heat, biting cold or driving rain - modern workwear is designed to keep workers safe, comfortable and compliant, with smart fabrics and features that meet the toughest conditions. But choosing the correct workwear requires a careful selection process to ensure it meets the necessary safety standards [Read More]

Kärcher is celebrating its 90th anniversary with a series of nationwide community cleaning projects, part of a global programme of 90 initiatives [Read More]

VISITOR REGISTRATION is now open for Southern Manufacturing and Electronics 2026, the South of England’s leading annual exhibition for engineering and electronics professionals. [Read More]

Shaft-mounted gearboxes offer numerous benefits including reduced maintenance, efficiency and cost savings. But these advantages can be compromised if the gearboxes are not installed correctly, explains David Strain [Read More]

AIRUSER CAUGHT up with Ashley Quarterman, executive director of the British Compressed Air Society to find out how the past twelve months have been a time of both change and progress in the industry and to learn more about what we can expect into 2026. [Read More]