Vertical lifts have four-wheel drive system for reliability


Automated vertical lifts from Randex are claimed to offer the biggest, fastest and strongest automated storage systems available on the market. The Compact Lift’s rack and pinion four-wheel drive system ensures unrivalled levels of reliability, claims the company. Its software links machines to the host workload management system (WMS) for gains in efficiency and stock control. The company offers consultancy


from initial project planning and design, through installation and testing, to integration, and ongoing support. Systems are designed to support


speed of picking. The Compact Twin can handle two trays at once. While the operator is picking from one tray, the extractor is already retrieving the next. Bespoke machine design is


possible. This has led to the development of Compact Deep machines with trays up to 1,600mm deep, and the Compact Wide machines used for storing tubes or


extrusions, with 6,500mm wide trays. For heavy duty products, Compact


Lifts can store up to 1,500kg on one storage tray. These machines can be a storage option for palletised goods. The systems can be fitted with forklift loading supports. For slightly lighter parts, there is a telescopic 100% extraction system which extracts the tray from the access opening, allowing goods to be lifted with an overhead crane.


Visit Randex at stand 85


Advice for corporation tax


Would you like to reduce the corporation tax you pay? Mewburn Ellis invites visitors to the stand to learn more about a UK Government tax relief initiative designed to help if you are developing or improving a new product or process, including creating new software. The company has extensive


experience working with start-ups and SMEs in the manufacturing, technology, software and electronic


Various types of stainless steel and high nickel alloy components are supplied to the oil and gas, power, chemical, pharmaceutical, cryogenic and food industries by Flow- Technology. There is full traceability for


engineering sectors.


Visit Mewburn Ellis at stand F79


Three grows into one


Continued growth has led to Trojan Electronics‘ decision to relocate from three sites to a purpose-built development in Swansea. This consolidates the three business units, return and repair, e-tail sales and fulfilment and contract electronic manufacturing (CEM).


The new facility provides additional


surface mount lines, extra capacity for through-hole assembly, as well as enabling large increases in box build output.


Visit Trojan Electronics at stand A55


Powerful DC blower is compact


Measuring less than 85mm diameter, the U85MX is Micronel’s most powerful high pressure DC blower to date. It has been added to the range of high performance radial blowers and can produce up to 16000-pascals of static pressure and up to 1000-litres per minute of free blowing airflow. Combining high performance in a minimum of space, the 24V DC blower is capable of high rotation speeds up to 46000rpm, dynamic speeding up and braking combined with minimal noise. There is technical design support for modified products and client- specific designs.


products and the company has held ISO9001 certification for over 24 years. With the capacity to supply one-off through to thousands, to customer drawings or standard specifications, it also keeps large stocks of products manufactured to international standards which include 10K-rated (690bar) screwed fittings, 15K rated (1035 bar) screwed fittings, 20K and 60K rated (1380 to 4138 bar) (HP-MP) fittings, BS5200 hydraulic connectors, fittings for hydraulic and PTFE hose, fittings for hygienic applications, suction and delivery hose fittings, SAE J514 (JIC) 37 degree flare type fittings, butt weld fittings and pipe, stainless steel flanges, 150lb, 3K and 6K screwed fittings and valves, coded pipework welding and project management.


Visit Flow-Technology at stand G55


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Modular signal switching and simulation for use in electronic test and verification are designed and manufactured by Pickering Interfaces. It believes it offers the largest range of products in the industry for PXI, LXI and PCI applications. The company also offers a range


of supporting cables and connectors and has an in-house software team


Connectors afford configuration


At this year’s exhibition, Lemo (UK) will exhibit the high performance Anglissimo range of rotatable, right- angled connectors. This versatile range of push-pull connectors offers users the ability to configure cable exit angles during installation and therefore can minimise system costs with simplified assembly and a consolidation of the connector variants required. Besides exhibiting its new


additions to its interconnect portfolio, the company will also be showcasing an overview of its recently expanded cable assembly


Components meet


international standards


design and manufacturing capabilities. This service includes the design of complex cable assemblies requiring the precise termination of a vast array of cable and wire types including fibre optics, for use in harsh environments where failure or even signal degradation cannot be tolerated.


Along with the latest products and services available, will be demonstrations of the latest breakthrough technologies available from the group, which include the NiCorAl – plated interconnection products - an awarding-winning, high performance, true alternative to cadmium surface treatment. Cable manufacturer, Northwire,


will highlight its BioCompatic II cable for medical applications.


Visit Lemo (UK) at stand F7


Sturdy and compact vacuum is introduced


In 2017, Leybold UK has introduced the Trivac T series, which it says is distinguished by compact and sturdy construction. It is the new economical solution for OEMs from the company which has many years of experience in the development and manufacture of oil-sealed rotary vane vacuum pumps. The company’s other vacuum


solutions include the central vacuum station Vacube and claw pump (Clawvac), high vacuum solutions, vacuum measurement and the Phoenix range of helium leak detectors. There is also a


vacuum service for all brands, both on-site and in-house with fully- trained experienced engineers, with the option to develop a maintenance contract suited to a customer’s needs.


Visit Leybold UK at stand F43


CNC investment enhances components


High quality parts and components that have been engineered precisely are a vital commodity in many industries. Finding a reliable supplier which can supply these to exact specifications can be crucial to the success of a business, advises Mintdale Engineering. The family-run business has been


supplying precision engineered parts to clients throughout the UK and internationally in a variety of industries for over 40 years. It has moved from producing one- off specials to medium volume, automated production. Investing in the latest CNC


technology it now has turning centres with sub-spindles, live tooling and magazine bar feeds to


enable one-hit machining. Working to customer drawings and in most metals and plastics, the company can produce items in one-hit without complex jigs and fixtures adding to the cost and lead time. There are also machining centres


with rotary axis for complex machined items, and the company sub-contract manufactures turned and milled components to all industries and provides clean assembly and assembled brazed items for the medical industry. It also produces items for the medical, brewery, aircraft, shop fitting and office furnishing industries.


Visit Mintdale Engineering at stand A68


Signal switching can be customised


that has created its application software and drivers. All module and cabling


manufacturing processes are carried out on flexible manufacturing lines in two factories, allowing simple customisation. It is also claimed to be the only switch provider with in-house reed relay manufacturing capability.


Visit Pickering Interfaces at stand E61


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