This special event is exclusively for engineers of all disciplines in the UK food and drink manufacturing sector. With almost 120 exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations and developments in factory automation, machine vision, robotics, power transmission, industrial networks, machinery safety and so much more, there is something here for every engineer in the food and drink industry.

Kistler is now accredited for traceable on-site calibrations of force measuring chains up to 300 kN in accordance with ISO 17025. It allows the company to carry out necessary calibrations in situ at the user's site without removing the sensors.

Adhesive technologies expert LOCTITE has launched the latest module on its free XPLORE e-learning platform, titled Fundamentals of Bonding. As well as industry professionals, LOCTITE is making the module/platform available to students through partnerships with several prominent universities.

EMKA offers a host of locks, latches, hinges and seals used across all sectors of industry, and it will be demonstrating these products at The Security event from 30 April to 2 May.

Intertronics has announced the acquisition of Dyne Testing, a leading UK manufacturer and supplier of surface measurement technology.

EMKA (UK) will be highlighting its range of locking, sealing and hinging products at the Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC from 23-25 April.

This special event is staged exclusively for engineers in the UK food and drink manufacturing sector. With more than 100 exhibitors on site specialising in factory automation, robotics, power transmission, industrial networks, machinery safety and so much more, there is something here for engineers of all disciplines.

Fronius says the WeldCube Navigator makes error-free and efficient welding a breeze thanks to its integrated guidance function, illustrated step-by-step instructions, and fixed welding parameters that can be set in advance.

On 1 May 2024 at the National Motorcycle Museum, VEGA will be bringing VEGATRUCK to FoodManufacturing.Live, providing visitors with the opportunity to learn all about the company’s level and pressure technologies.

There is now less than a month to go before FoodManufacturing.Live (1st May, at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham) opens its doors to visitors, with the exhibition’s workshop programme highlighting opportunities for food and beverage manufacturers to boost productivity, increase efficiency and meet current safety and security requirements.