Epoxy resin compounds from Belzona has been used to provide a repair and ongoing protection for the spillway at a hydropower station in France.

Precision engineering components from Accu have played a vital role in the recreation of the iconic Lancia 037 rally car from the early 1980s - a vehicle known by motorsport enthusiasts as the last rear-wheel-drive winner of the World Rally Championship.

The Japanese transport company Nichirin uses Nord-Lock's wheel nuts to prevent wheel detachment-Nord-Lock wheel nuts secure the Japanese transport company Nichirin's tanker trucks.

Laura Mathews, an acclaimed artist and designer who builds animal sculptures and puppets, has chosen precision components from Accu within her most ambitious project to date; building the Big LBX Dragon.

While developing the EM-2, a pioneering underwater electromagnetic transmitter, underwater communications solution provider CSignum sought a reliable potting compound, and turned to Intertronics.

PRO-SET Epoxy is delighted to announce its partnership with Revolution Race Cars. The collaboration supports the manufacture of the latest production model, the 500 EVO, which is competing internationally in the mixed prototype series.

Accu has collaborated with Tandem Ventures, an organisation which specialises in science, technology and conservation innovations, and Project Seagrass, a marine conservation organisation, in the development of the world's first underwater seagrass harvester.

Wokingham-based Apacor develops and markets practical, cost-effective solutions in the field of in vitro medical diagnostics, including world-leading innovation in parasitology and pre-analytical diagnostics. As it looked to scale up its production ahead of a new product introduction, Apacor asked Intertronics to help during its manufacturing development phase.

Composite panel manufacturer Gilcrest has transitioned to Chemique's Solfre polyurethane adhesive, resulting in a more efficient production process and reduced operational costs.

Accu has supported robotics start-up KAIKAKU with the development of Fusion, a modular robotic food assembly line designed and built in London. Now running daily at KAIKAKU's flagship site, Common Room in London's Brunswick Centre, Fusion is transforming how fresh, made-to-order meals are prepared in quick-service restaurants.