productNew steel shutters following storm damage
HART DOOR Systems has completed the installation of five steel shutters on a major Northumberland grain silo which had suffered significant damage on its existing shutters caused by storm Arwen.
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articleWhen good floors go bad
HERE’S SOME top tips and tricks for concrete floor maintenance from Scott Saunders.
productHandhelds: prevent loss and damage
ENTERPRISE MOBILE devices are, by their very nature, portable. While that has obvious benefits in terms of accessibility and efficiency, there are inherent problems associated with damage, loss and workflow disruption, each of which can have a significant impact on profitability.
productMinimal operational disruption for food firm
A LEADING food manufacturer has selected Inotec UK for a further line marking project.
productAdvanced security shutter revealed
WITH A history of developing its own range of advanced industrial doors such as its Speedor high-speed doors, demand from South East Asia has led Hart Doors to develop a new version of its Typhoon security shutters range which can withstand wind speeds of circa 165mph.
newsTwo senior appointments to support IWS growth plan
INDUSTRIAL WORKSPACE health and safety services and products specialist, IWS Group, has appointed two senior executives as it invests in major growth and expansion across its UK and international operations.
productNew range of recycling sacks
SPECTRUM INDUSTRIAL has introduced a new range of warehouse recycling sacks to its product portfolio.
articleSafety considerations for the handling & storage industry
Thought leadership from P. Airey Tail Lifts & Auto Extract Systems.
productTransmon launches in-cabin UVC
WITH THE recent global pandemic highlighting the vital role of sanitisation, numerous academic studies have been carried out and global experts have concluded that the use of UVC light is highly effective in eliminating viruses (such as SARS-CoV-2) and bacteria on surfaces and in the air.
productSustainable approach for huge warehouse
SUPERMARKET CHAIN Rewe Market plans a sustainable approach to lighting at its 85,000 square metre Central Warehouse North.
productCombat coming energy price rises
HAVING RECENTLY signed a deal with international assets investment company Fiera Infrastructure to deploy £100m of investments into the UK market, specialist Solar PV project development company Ortus Energy is a new player when it comes to guarding against energy uncertainty.
product3PL revamps linemarking
A SPECIALIST 3PL appointed Inotec to undertake a major linemarking project at its 180,000 sq ft Birmingham based warehouse at Midpoint Way, Minworth.
articleFloor matting to tackle fatigue
Prolonged periods of standing continue to be associated with potentially serious health concerns, including lower back and leg pain. Warehouse managers can increase both safety and productivity levels with dedicated floor matting systems, says Lee Fox.
productAppointment to drive growth
WORKPLACE VISUAL communications and safety specialist Beaverswood has appointed a senior executive to oversee its product brand development and marketing as it gears up for growth and European expansion.
productNew battery opens up new applications for Wave
CROWN HAS equipped its popular Wave Work Assist Vehicle with lithium-ion batteries.
articlePosition your ops for the future
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event offered insights, predictions and advice on how to position your business to best benefit from future trends. HSS editor Simon Duddy reports.
newsAppointment to drive growth
WORKPLACE VISUAL communications and safety specialist Beaverswood has appointed a senior executive to oversee its product brand development and marketing as it gears up for growth and European expansion.
productHigh-performance flooring
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS has expanded its product portfolio for high performance flooring, with a new naming system for its epoxy range and a range of colour palettes for its resin flooring products serving industrial markets.
articleHeave ho: tackling floor repairs
Floor slab repair that is designed to stand up to the heavy traffic movements achieved for supply chain company.
productWorry over next global chemical crisis
ALMOST A third of businesses are poorly prepared for the next global chemical crisis, neither are they prioritising crisis management as part of their future risk strategies, according to a study from Chemtrec.
