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ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION Interroll Ltd becomes the latest AMHSA member Interroll Ltd proudly announces successful acceptance into the Automated Material Handling Systems Association (AMHSA). F


or the past 30 years, AMHSA—now with over 50 members—has acted as the voice of the United


Kingdom automated material handling industry. The association is committed to promoting


excellence in the automated material handling industry in terms of solutions, after-sales support, reliability, and safety.


Leading global provider of material flow


solutions Interroll Ltd, based in Kettering, Northants, will be able to further improve business operations as well as contribute to industry- shaping surveys, publications, and white papers.


“Interroll will benefit from the wealth of


resources and access to collaborative support from the well-respected association, AMHSA”, said Hilton Campbell, Managing Director of Interroll Ltd. “We look forward to enhanced networking and best practice sharing opportunities with the other members and professionals in intralogistics in the near future. We will proudly display the membership plaque in our offices and the AMHSA logo on our local homepage”.


For more details, Interroll’s member listing can


be found on the AMHSA website: http://amhsa.co.uk/members/interroll-ltd/


Interroll u 01536 312770 u c.murdoch@interroll.com u www.interroll.co.uk


Pictured: Hilton Campbell is presented with the AMHSA membership plaque by Matthew Jones in Interroll’s revamped showroom, located in Kettering, Northants.


WENZEL releases a new CT scanner, the WENZEL exaCT® M The new powerful and flexible CT scanner, used for measuring and testing small to medium-sized components. This new CT scanner’s flexibility makes it possible to be


used in a variety of other fields: • Dimensional control • Wall thickness analysis • Actual-to-nominal comparison • Tool and component optimization • Development, rapid prototyping • Reverse Engineering • Material defect analysis • Structural analyses • Assembly tests • Joining technology testing • Electronics testing


The WENZEL Group is a market leader in innovative


Metrology. WENZEL’s technology is used in all industries, including the automotive sector, aeronautics, power generation and medicine.


Manchester Metrology Ltd are official re-sellers of the


WENZEL exaCT® M. Manchester Metrology is an industry- leading metrology company offering sub-contract engineering work and metrology equipment for hire or purchase.


We are pioneers and innovators of metrology offering T 36


he exaCT® M was built around a workstation-concept. Its compact design with well thought-out ergonomics make it


possible for this new CT scanner to combine more power and flexibility with less space requirements. It has an integrated evaluation unit which allows for easy loading and makes it ideal for automating measuring and testing processes.


JULY/AUGUST 2020 | DESIGN SOLUTIONS This workstation is used for measuring and testing


small to medium-sized components, with a measuring volume of 300mm in height and 200mm in diameter. It is particularly suitable to use in dimensional metrology and non-destructive testing (NDT) of components, assemblies, and materials.


specialist contract measurement services using the latest metrology technology and equipment. Offering support across the UK and worldwide our attention to detail and helpful attitude towards our customers are among the many positive attributes which distinguish the company as a benchmark metrology company.


Manchester Metrology Ltd u 0161 637 8744 u info@manchester-metrology.co.uk u www.manchester-metrology.co.uk


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