Nothing is left to chance with local manufacturing 23rd October 2018
Aluminium and steel frames in our market are bought in or manufactured from outside the UK, but Rubb Buildings stand strong and has done for 40 years, designing and manufacturing our galvanised steel structures in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Whether it be 6m wide or 120m wide, every Rubb building is designed to site specific wind speeds and snow loading in regard to relevant British Standard.
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Safely guided in any orientation with dynamic pins -
IET celebrates women in engineering with new exhibition -
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Siemens acquires company to deliver advanced 3D data visualisation -
Industrial robots use the cloud to access Artificial Intelligence -
Tyseley Locomotive Works receives Engineering Heritage Award -
Encouraging the next-gen of women to become engineers -
How any size business can turn the IoT into operational success
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Reliable Ethernet transmission from igus and HartingEnsuring secure data transfer and reliable power supply in ever-smaller spaces is the challenge faced by many engineers. To meet this demand, igus has introduced a highly flexible and robust chainflex Ethernet cable. It is the ideal partner for the new ix Harting connector with a tested and proven long service life and unique 36 month guarantee.
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Nothing is left to chance with local manufacturingAluminium and steel frames in our market are bought in or manufactured from outside the UK, but Rubb Buildings stand strong and has done for 40 years, designing and manufacturing our galvanised steel structures in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Whether it be 6m wide or 120m wide, every Rubb building is designed to site specific wind speeds and snow loading in regard to relevant British Standard.
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Supporting the maritime sectorTo specialise in supporting the maritime sector in the UK and overseas, Mechanica Utilities, has formed a new company, Mechanica Marine. The company has also acquired and redeveloped a marine engineering purposed 25,500ft2 workshop just outside the Port of Dover.
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Sulzer to be distributor of medium voltage VSDsAs part of a growing portfolio of services, Sulzer has signed an agreement with Nidec Industrial Solutions. Sulzer’s network of service centres throughout North America will provide local support from the repair specialists of electromechanical equipment.
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Time to boost the UK's female workforceThis year we have seen several events and campaigns raising awareness of the role of women in society and women’s rights, including the 100th anniversary of the Suffrage Movement.
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Embracing innovation is key to successThere are different aspects to innovation, and here Robert Plana, Chief Technology Officer at Assystem, an engineering group who specialises in designing and managing projects with technological content, safety and security requirements, explains how it works with innovation, what benefits it has and how we can keep driving innovation for the future.
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IET celebrates women in engineering with new exhibitionLaunching at the IET London, a thought-provoking new exhibition will be at Savoy Place to celebrate and showcase women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). The launch coincides with Ada Lovelace Day Live! which recognises the most inspirational women in STEM. Ada Lovelace Day, on 9th October, is an annual celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Birmingham scientist elected to Royal Academy of EngineeringOne of the University of Birmingham’s leading scientists has been named amongst the UK’s most eminent engineering experts. Professor Zhibing Zhang has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in recognition of his outstanding chemical engineering research.
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