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Harvard Engineering, a manufacturer of LED drivers and control products for the lighting industry, has been announced as the Judges’ Choice winner of the Mail on Sunday’s first Made in Britain Awards.
Timed just ahead of the budget, the EEF National Manufacturing Conference on 5 March 2013 conference will tackle the urgent 'Route to Growth' required to promote industrial-led recovery.
TE Connectivity today announced Rockwell Automation (RA), has honoured TE with Rockwell’s 2012 Quality Award for Factored Products, which recognises a supplier for quality performance measured by standards such as parts per million (PPM) defective, on time delivery and weighted average lead time (WALT).
LED specialist Light Planet has been commended in two categories at this year's Rushlight Awards.
EPIT, a training company in Aberdeen, offering a wide range of City and Guild certified specialist training and assessment services, has announced the launch of its new HV/LV practical demonstration module.
Mersen has launched a new UltraSafe fuse holder for 10x38 sized fuse links. USGM1HEL fuse holder is easy to use and save time for installers. It’s a safe and reliable solution for PV installations market.
Global research organisation Frost & Sullivan has presented a Customer Value Enhancement Award to motor manufacturer WEG, following its Best Practices Research programme.
Schneider Electric has received accredited certification as complying with the new ISO 50001 standard for energy management systems across 15 of its largest UK sites.
Weidmüller’s new lightning and surge protection VPU series fulfils requirements for protection levels 1, 2 and 3 for power networks. This means full compliance with the current IEC 61643-11 and the future EN 61643-11 standard being introduced in 2013.
The newly opened Marks & Spencer (M&S) superstore at Cheshire Oaks in Ellesmere Port is fully equipped with FP200 Gold fire resistant cables from Prysmian.
