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15:25 Page 1 JUL CONTENTS Y/AUGUST 2017 COVER STORY 6


NEW SERIES OF BAG PACKAGING EQUIPMENT FROM AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS


HEALTH & SAFETY


Working safely at height requires taking the proper precautions and identifying the equipment you need to prevent harm to employees and to the business


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PPMA SHOW 2017 PREVIEW


Find out all you need to know about what’s what and who’s who at this year’s PPMA Show, returning to the NEC this September


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Automated Packaging Systems has launched its latest equipment. The Autobag 500 and Autobag 550 baggers are versatile machines with high-speed productivity, suitable for a wide range of packaging applications. The the culmination of more than 50 years’ experience combined with the latest technology, the baggers are the most advanced on the market.


NEWS


4. New headquarters and training academy for FANUC UK


5. RWM returns to the NEC for 2017


FEATURES Drives, Controls & Transmissions 8. New synchronous servo motors


Health & Safety


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10. Increasing the focus on working safely at height with MSA Safety


Compressed Air


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14. Giving priority to pressure and flow when specifying compressed air systems


Hiring Equipment


16. Reducing the pressure: The benefits of hiring cleaning equipment


Barcoding, Labelling & Packaging


18. The evolution of packaging automation and where time and money can be saved


Energy Efficiency & Lighting


24. The time is right for LED industrial lighting, says Tamlite Lighting


PLUS: Materials Handling & Logistics July/August 2017


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