Intertronics has completed a four-day cycling challenge to raise money for homelessness charity Emmaus Oxford. Smashing its initial 500-mile target by day two, the company went on to cycle more than 900 miles between July 15 and 18.

Nord-Lock washers are now certified as 'Technology for Promotion of Utilisation' (TPU), an unrivalled position in database of NETIS certified technologies. Of all the bolting solutions registered in the NETIS database, the Nord-Lock washer is the only one that has gotten the upgraded certification status.

PennEngineering has announced the expansion of its operations located in Galway City, Ireland. This significant extension is set to create 70 new jobs over the next five years, in support of the company's commitment to growth and community development.

With sustainability a central part of Industrilas' development, the company has announced that it has switched to climate effective zinc, reducing yearly emissions from purchased zinc by 43%.

Aldershot based FATH Components has just released a video which it says is a 'must see' for many manufacturers across UK industry - especially those running lean and with little time or too few staff to take time away from the plant seeking ideas, products and solutions that can enhance productivity and boost quality.

Essentra is accelerating the development of new bioplastic materials to create more sustainable product ranges following a series of successful trials since opening its new global Centre of Excellence at the start of the year.

According to Make UK, 85 per cent of jobs that will exist in 2030 haven't been invented yet. What will they be, and who will do them? Come and find out at Advanced Engineering, says Alison Willis, CEO of Easyfairs UK, organiser of the manufacturing and engineering event, held at the NEC on 30-31 October, 2024.

Schneider Electric will be a key Action Arena participant at MachineBuilding.Live 2024. The event takes place on 2 October at the National Motorcycle Museum, and machine builders are invited to come along and witness groundbreaking technology and innovations that are shaping the future of machine building.

The acronym EHEDG represents the European Hygienic Engineering and Design Group, an autonomous entity dedicated to establishing benchmarks for the hygienic design of equipment used in food processing. In the realm of food safety, EHEDG certification stands as a globally recognised accolade denoting an elevated level of excellence in hygienic design practices, as the experts at Elesa explain.

Elesa announces that its M.2000-SWM handles with monostable switch and LED indicator light have been honoured with the prestigious Good Design Award by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design. This recognition celebrates the company's commitment to contemporary design and technical innovation.