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.

Engineers working within the food and drink manufacturing sector now have their own event focusing exclusively on their unique needs. Food Manufacturing.Live takes place on May 1st this year at the National Motorcycle Museum near to the NEC.

norelem has increased its product range by over 40%, bringing its range of high-quality components to over 100,000 products for design engineers and machine technicians.

More than 200 employees from Essentra’s manufacturing team in Rayong, Thailand, recently took part in a local project in Sattaship to help regenerate local coral reefs which provide vital coastal protection for communities, habitat for fish, and millions of dollars in recreation and tourism.

Kister Remscheid now offers traceable on-site calibrations for test systems for friction coefficient measurements on bolt joints up to 60kNm.

An advanced electron beam (EB) welding technology, developed by Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) has the potential to transform the speed at which small nuclear power stations can be built.

At this year’s Control exhibition, the Kistler Group will present two new solutions for fastening technology: the cerTEST inspection system and the caliTEST-B calibration device offer easy, standard-compliant testing and calibration of torque tools, as required by the automotive and aviation industries or in the construction sector.