ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
Stop Slip Anti Slip Tape Offers Cost Effective Instant Slip Protection
Ltd, offers its customers an instant slip solution in many different environments. Stop Slip self-adhesive anti- slip tapes are available in an almost endless range of sizes and colours in both abrasive and non- abrasive grades. Commonly used for stair nosings, machinery,
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CEJN eSafe range from Tom Parker
om Parker Ltd. are proud suppliers of eSafe couplings by CEJN of Sweden, a superior range designed and manufactured to supersede their existing range of standard couplings, which have now become obsolete. Since it’s launch in 2014, CEJN’s eSafe range has gone from strength to strength, replacing the need for both standard and safety range whilst providing many additional user benefits. They boast innovative designs that deliver the highest flow currently available on the market, combined with a low- pressure drop. This winning combination reaps the rewards of maximum efficiency and increased productivity for a huge range of applications. In fact, pneumaticrunning costs can be reduced by as much as 30% dependent upon the type of installation. All eSafe products comply with International Safety Standard ISO 4414, the European Safety Standard EN 983 and OSHA 1910.95 and adhere to the EU Directive 2012/27/EU for energy efficiency.
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Tom Parker Ltd 01772 251405
www.tom-parker.co.uk
WEB LOCATOR ANTI SLIP
THE UK’s ANTI-SLIP SPECIALIST
www.stopslip.co.uk
COMPRESSED AIR
www.boge.co.uk HVAC
www.reznor.co.uk PUSH FITS
www.johnguest.com STEAM
www.tlv.com/global/UK STORAGE
www.storaxsolutions.com ramps,
floors, shower rooms, in fact anywhere an instant slip solution is required around your premises.
vehicles, marking out factory As the
UK's leading supplier of anti slip tape Stop Slip can supply "off the shelf" products along with bespoke
individual cut pieces & sheets manufactured to their client’s specific requirements. Their comprehensive range of professional self- adhesive anti slip tape exceeds Worldwide Safety Standards.
Stop Slip Ltd 01634 731636
www.stopslip.co.uk
Surfacing Solutions Provider Benefits from High Efficiency Thermal Fluid Heater
abcock Wanson has completed a turnkey project for Formica to install a high efficiency Thermal Fluid Heater and ancillary equipment at its Coast Road, North Shields site to heat a newly installed oven used in the manufacturing process. Formica Group is a leading provider of branded, designed surfacing solutions for commercial and residential customers worldwide. It is the world’s largest manufacturer of High Pressure Laminate (HPL) and the Formica® brand is known world-wide. To maintain the consistent quality Formica is renowned for, reliability and efficiency are key to the manufacturing process. Babcock
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Wanson recommended its EPC 1500ES fully automatic coil type, multi-pass Thermal Fluid Heater for the project as it provides optimal distribution of the heat, high fluid velocity in the exchange tubes and continuous flow monitoring to ensure long fluid life and the highest level of safety.
Babcock Wanson 020 8953 7111
www.babcock-wanson.co.uk
K manufactured self-adhesive anti-slip tape supplied by the UK’s anti slip specialists Stop Slip
ASSOCIATION
www.cea.org.uk COMPRESSED AIR
www.compair.com MAINTENANCE
www.brammer.co.uk SAFETY BARRIERS
sales@asafe.com www.asafe.com
www.leuze.co.uk THERMAL IMAGING
www.flir.com TOOLS
www.buckandhickman.com www.certuss.co.uk WELDING
www.kemppi.com INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS
www.chell.co.uk SENSORS MATERIAL HANDLING
www.sts-trolleys.co.uk SENSORS
AUTOMATION
www.abb.com
DISPENSING EQUIPMENT FOR FLUIDS
europe@nordsonefd.com www.nordsonefd.com
BOILERS
www.babcock-wanson.co.uk FORCE MEASUREMENT
www.starrett-precision.co.uk
CMMS
www.getagility.com HIRE
www.aughton.co.uk
PNEUMATICS & HYDRAULICS
www.tom-parker.co.uk STEAM
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