CLASSIFIED
Manufacturers of High Quality
Anti Vibration Products
Tel: 01282 878200
COATINGS
Selwyn Electronics are a leading connector and cable supplier. With over 30 years’ experience solution for most applications:
Tel: 01732 765100
ALUMINIUM FRAMEWORK SYSTEMS
CONVEYORS
WS2 Coatings Ltd are a coatings specialist servicing the
Engineering, Plastics, Automotive and Rubber industries.
Machine Building Systems Ltd Exclusive UK distributors for the
factory in Ripley. You can choose:-
freely available
Machine Building Systems Ltd Heage Rd. Industrial Estate Ripley Derbyshire DE5 3GH
Tel: 01773 749330 Fax: 01773 749560
WS2 Coatings are the sole licencee for WS2 coating, a specialised dry coat lubricant used to reduce friction, stop galling and fretting on stainless and titanium metals.
We also hold the sole UK licence coating release solution, Polyurethane.
This product is invaluable in numerous rubber and plastic applications.
with include Engineering, Plastics, Automotive and Rubber. WS2 Coatings Ltd. quality standards required for UK and International projects.
WS2 Coatings Ltd
Unit 17b, HOSM Ind. Estate, Holme on Spalding Moor, Telephone: 01430 861222 Fax: 01430 861110
ALUMINIUM FRAMEWORK SYSTEMS
ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS CONNECTORS/ Elcom
system, they guarantee wide compatibility with other equipment, expect of Item itself.
With several years of proven use in the for incorporating into other machines or as stand alone units.
Mecmesin Newton House,
Slinfold, West Sussex RH13 0SZ United Kingdom T: +44 (0) 1403 799979 F: +44 (0) 1403 799975 E:
info@mecmesin.com W:
www.mecmesin.com
FASTENERS
Tappex Thread Inserts Ltd - 60yrs+ of UK manufacturing excellence in Threaded Inserts Metal alloys
Tappex provide an Applications technical service, prototyping tooling historically across multiple industry sectors: OEM/ Equipment manufactures
Contact Details Tappex Thread Inserts Ltd Tel: +44 1789 206600 Downloadable catalogue and applications advice on the website.
METAL JOINING AND PRESSING
TOX® PRESSOTECHNIK Ltd have been providing unique quality alternatives to power presses and joining techniques for over 40 years.
Our product lines are:
Heage Road Industrial Estate, Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3GH Tel: 01773 749330 Fax: 01773 749560 in Athlone, Ireland
, DESIGN SOFTWARE
• TOX®-Powerpackage – the pneumo-hydraulic cylinders with mechanic or pneumatic spring, with more than 150,000 in use world-wide
• TOX®-ElectricDrive – the electro-mechanic drive cylinders for reproducible and precise positioning and pressing tasks where high working pressures are required
• TOX®-FinePress – small presses from 2 - 57 kN
• TOX®-Press program – of pneumo-hydraulic, hydraulic (2 - 2000 kN), or electro- mechanic drives (1 – 1,000 kN)
• TOX®-Round Point Metal Joining according to the principle “Riveting without rivet”
HARTING Ltd are experienced in the optical connection, transmission manufacture of Industry 4.0 solutions such as Edge computing devices and RFID readers. In addition, we can combine our expertise to develop customised requirements and applications.
HARTING Ltd Caswell Road,
Northampton, NN4 7PW Phone: 01604 827500 Web:
www.harting.com
58 DESIGN SOLUTIONS NOVEMBER 2023
HINGES
• TOX®-ClinchRivet – reliable process of high strength metal joining technique.
• Robot and Machine Mount Tongs, Handheald Tongs
• Functional Elements Technology
TOX® PRESSOTECHNIK Ltd Dyson Way STAFFORD ST18 0TW
Tel: +44 (0) 1785 887903 Fax: +44 (0) 1785 887927
CONNECTORS AND
TORQUE MEASUREMENT
FASTENERS & FIXINGS
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