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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


Pryor puts Industry 4.0 on the map at MACH T


he company’s traceability software can track marked components along the production line – and use these metrics to boost efficiency. Pryor’s mission at this year’s MACH exhibition is to help companies take


ICE recognised as one of the fastest growing businesses in the Midlands


recognised in the top 40 fastest growing businesses in the Midlands by the BDO Growth Barometer Report. The insight report celebrates the best of business in the Midlands by analysing company growth and prosperity over a three year period in order to identify key players within the region and promote their success. Findings in the report reflect several years of


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development at ICE and investments made in growing a skilled network of sales engineers and building a 11,000 square foot split-level workshop and warehouse, print sample laboratory and extended customer training facility. “Once again we’re thrilled to have been recognised


as a growing and successful business within the region,” comments Chris Simpson, Managing Technical Director at ICE.


Interactive Coding Equipment (ICE)  01159 640144  www.interactivecoding.co.uk


oding, Marking and Labelling solutions provider Interactive Coding Equipment (ICE) has officially been


their first steps into Industry 4.0 – by marking and tracking components through the production process. “Many SMEs consider themselves too small to implement Industry 4.0, but their customers may come to expect it in future,” says Alastair Morris, sales director at Pryor. “The answer is to take small steps, and embrace the core of Industry 4.0 – which is data.” Pryor’s advanced solutions can mark every component on a production line with a unique ID – for example, a barcode. Using Pryor’s traceability software, users can then track each component and capture valuable data throughout the manufacturing process. Visitors to MACH will find Pryor at Stand H18-410.


Pryor Marking Technology  01908 533253


www.pryormarking.com


BEKA give Saffron Gloveboxes a hand S


affron scientific equipment Ltd who are specialists in the design and manufacture of Gloveboxes, are using BEKA


Advisor A90 universal panel meters to display critical containment pressures. Each meter has a multicolour LCD, which can be linked to the meter's alarm status providing very conspicuous warnings. Although Advisor A90 meters are easy to configure on-site, they are supplied pre-calibrated including a printed scale card showing the units of measurement which significantly reduces commissioning time. Based in Knaresborough, Saffron's technical director


Andrew Lees said that BEKA Advisor A90 meters where chosen


because they are easy to install and have a wide range of features including multiple latching alarms, colour change displays, and the ability to retransmit a 4-20mA signal. Saffron's bespoke gloveboxes and containment systems are widely installed in process and nuclear industries in addition to research laboratories forthe storage, handling and processing of hazardous and toxic substances.


BEKA Associates Ltd  01462 438301


Crowcon embarks on LEAN Efficiency Programme supported by Fedden USP


bingdon-based Crowcon Detection Instruments has begun a three year programme of incorporating LEAN efficiency techniques into the business with the help of Gosport-based LEAN business specialists, Fedden USP. Crowcon has 225 employees and is part of Halma, a global group of


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life-saving technology companies with a mission to grow a safer, cleaner and healthier future for everyone, every day. In particular Crowcon specialises in the production, development and manufacture of gas detection instruments for oxygen, flammable and toxic gas hazards. The objectives of the LEAN programme are to improve productivity and customer service levels and increase innovation, which will improve the overall bottom line of the business. Operations Director, Frazer Mackay explains: “I have seen the benefits that LEAN can have on a business having worked with Fedden USP at my previous company, Siemens Magnet Technology, where we won the overall Factory of the Year 2015 prize at the Works Management Best Factory Awards.


Fedden USP  01489 611603  www.fedden-usp.co.uk


ESAB unveils F&G range of Helmets for unique, affordable solutions in Welding and Grinding applications


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SAB Welding & Cutting Products has unveiled its F&G range of helmets, the F20, G30, G40 and G50, which uniquely cover welding, cutting and grinding applications with their flip-up visor design. From the simplicity and high protection level of the F20 to the versatility


of the G30 and the large inner visors of the G40 and G50, the F&G range of helmets is ESAB’s most versatile welding and grinding helmet solution. All models come with an “Air” option, indicating an optional ESAB PAPR (Powered Air Purifying Respirator). The F20 is a fixed shade helmet whose lightweight shell, comfortable


headgear form the foundation of the F&G line. The F20 features a shade 10 mineral glass lens for welding and is available in viewing area options of 60 x 110mm or 90 x 110mm.


ESAB Group (UK) Ltd  0800 389 3152  www.esab.com 


Combining expertise to improve safety


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ow trading ‘As One’, 3M and Scott Safety’s combined expertise and extensive product knowledge has enabled their safety experts to offer customers an enhanced solution for operating in confined spaces, ensuring individuals are completely protected and achieve a higher standard of safety. With Scott Safety and 3M joining forces, the premier


manufacturers of innovative protective equipment can now offer a complete safety solution. As part of that solution is an increased personal protective equipment offering including fall protection, head and eye protection, portable gas detection and escape and breathing apparatus. The increase in specialist equipment and combined industry experience, will help reduce the risk of fatal and non-fatal injuries in confined spaces. The collaboration of 3M Scott Safety, now means it’s a


one stop shop for all protective equipment including respiratory, positioning the company as a major organisation in the health and safety industry.


Scott Safety  1-704-291-8300  www.3m.com/scottsafety


FACTORY EQUIPMENT | MARCH 2018 29  www.beka.co.uk


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