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Responsive LEDs

Food retailer Farmfoods’ growing portfolio of buildings must all provide the correct ambient conditions and achieve optimum efficiency. To help meet this brief at its 175,000ft2 Avonmouth distribution centre, the retailer asked Minimise Energy to provide a complete lighting design and supply solution.

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New look catalogue

The new Dickies 2016 catalogue, to be launched in March, has nearly 200 pages of fresh photography on core lines. New graphics, icons and pictograms make it is easy to follow.

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HVLS fans

High volume, low speed (HVLS) fans used alone or in tandem with heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are an affordable option for controlling costs without compromising comfort.

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Bespoke arms

The cradle lifting attachment from Packline with bespoke designed welded arms is designed to lift specifically sized tools or die blocks. Constructed from stainless steel welded assembly, it can lift loads weighing up to 150kg.

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Battery selection & maintenance

According to Trojan, deep-cycle batteries, whether they are flooded, AGM or gel, are the best choice for cleaning machines because they are optimised for deep discharge, which is characteristic of daily floor scrubber operations.

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Wide-area smoke detection

Oil Spill Response Ltd (OSRL) is benefitting from three FFE Fireray 5000 auto-aligning optical beam smoke detectors in its oil dispersant warehouse in Southampton, which were installed by Forward Control of Portsmouth.

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Promising for high-end automation

Ernst Wagner, managing director of Kasto UK, the sawing system and automated storage and retrieval system supplier, looks back at the last business year with satisfaction.

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Reduced fuel costs

Southampton-based Wessex Cleaning Equipment has become the first Nilfisk Distributor in the EU to purchase the award winning combination scrubber sweeper the CS7000 LEV.

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Whisky pallets

Scott Pallets’ specially designed bespoke ‘whisky pallets’ are produced to withstand the particular demands of the whisky industry, such as excessive weight bearing capabilities and an unusually long life span for holding whisky casks whilst the product matures in storage.

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Space investment

UK manufacturer of garden tools, Husqvarna UK, has invested in temporary storage space in order to respond to surging demand from the export market.

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Compact baling solution

Environmental services company Yield UK, has taken delivery of a third baler and conveyor solution from Middleton Engineering to meet expanding customer requirements.

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First driver from job scheme

Meachers Global Logistics has appointed the first newly qualified Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) driver from a pilot scheme designed to encourage unemployed and unqualified individuals to train and pursue a commercial driving career.

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Productivity boost

To help boost productivity at its manufacturing facility, Natural Stone Surfaces, one of the UK’s leading stone manufacturers, has selected Street Crane for the supply and installation of new materials handling equipment.

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New team at Hoppecke

Like many companies since the global crash of 2008, Hoppecke has seen markets reduce and key players having to operate with fewer resources. However, the company has come back stronger.

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Used equipment buying tips

Choosing heavy lifting equipment can be a complex business, so Cooper Specialised Handling has come up with ten tips to help companies buy or rent used heavy lifting equipment with confidence.

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