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Recolight a UK WEEE compliance scheme for the lighting industry, has won an award for Recycling and Waste Management Business of the Year (SME).
Wago has expanded its range of PCB terminal blocks with the launch of a new family of compact terminal strips with pushbutton operation.
The new hatch with integrated connector designed by Marechal Electric is a system intended to provide power supply to emergency vehicles and also adapts to machines in the food industry, facing humid and corrosive environments.
Marechal Electric announces a new range of ATEX-certified sockets and junction boxes which increase electrical safety in harsh, wet or hazardous environments such as oil refineries, chemical plants, gas terminals, grain silos and food processing.
JCE Group has recently received IECEx certification for its range of products including actuators, pilot lights, GUB and EJB enclosures along with its customised solutions. With this accreditation in place, JCE Group now offer clients a global Ex solution (ATEX/IECEx), for any project they may have.
Until 31 July 2012, Fluke is offering a free Fluke i2500-10 iFlex Flexible Current Probe with the purchase of either a Fluke 374 or Fluke 375 Clamp Meter, or a free Fluke C345 Carrying Case with the purchase of either a Fluke 376 or Fluke 381 Clamp Meter.
Building on the success of its highly successful Premium Tool Kit, Engex is extending its range and is proud to launch its new high - quality Technicians Kit, supplied in a handy, zipped leather case.
Taking place on the 12 and 13 this September at The National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, will be the inaugural Health and Safety Midlands, providing visitors with the latest information on legislations, the opportunity to meet the industry’s most highly and respected organisations and also the chance to network with other professionals.
Public support for nuclear energy has bounced back strongly following last year’s Fukushima crisis in Japan while opposition to building new nuclear stations on the site of old ones has fallen to its lowest level in five years, a new poll revealed today.
