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TECHNOLOGYIN ACTION


Rubix launches nationwide cutting and machining division


The leading multi- specialist indus- trial supplies and services provider in the UK − Rubix − is launching a na- tionwide specialist cutting tools and machining divi- sion. ‘Rubix Cutting &


Machining’ will provide access to standard cutting tools, best in class turn around for bespoke special tooling solutions, product proving, as-new regrind and recoating services and on site technical sup- port to customers across the UK & Ireland with cutting and machining needs supported by all the leading brands. The new division integrates as a single entity the


company’s cutting and machining technical com- petency centres and expert specialist engineers from the South West to the North East of the coun- try. When it comes to metal removal, this will make it even easier for our customers to access the most effective solution to their processes, product needs or problems..


Rubix uk.rubix.com


PanelPilotACE Display: Scientific Air Management


Hospital Air Disinfection System Airborne Infection Control


Compromised air quality in hospitals can increase the severity of infections in patients and nega- tively impact staff. There is no overstating the importance of air quality in hospitals and medical centres as these facilities need to be sterile and clean to allow patients to recover and employees to work safely. According to significant research articles, over 35% of infec-


tions can be transmitted through the air. These types of infec- tions can leave particles suspended in the air for extended periods of time. Scientific Air Management, a Florida-based company, cre-


ated the S400 to reduce these transmissions in critical areas. The S400 is a mobile air disinfection unit designed to remove airborne contaminants, pathogens, and odours of all types. The S400 unit utilizes Lascar Electronics’ SGD 43-A programmable TFT panel meter. Scientific Air Management chose the SGD 43-A display primarily for its programmable interface and ease of use. The free configuration software supplied with the panel meter enabled Scientific Air Management to design and create a multi-page user interface. The design utilized two PWM out- puts to control fan speed and illumination of the UV bulbs. The SGD 43-A also displays the HEPA filter runtime to ease mainte- nance and ensure efficient operation. Lascar recently designed and manufactured a PCB that


eases the assembly process and greatly speeds up the pro- duction time of the completed assembly. Lascar Electronics was proud to help Scientific Air Management meet the high de- mand and supply hospitals with the S400 during the COVID19 crisis.


Lascar Electronics 01794 884567 sales@lascar.co.uk


Switch from oil to liquid gas serves up big savings for Tracklements


ments. “But we’re also fully committed to improving our environmental footprint, so we wanted to move away from the higher carbon footprint which oil repre- sents. By replacing our ageing oil-fired steam boilers with the latest liquid gas- fired VSRT models we’ve not only in- creased our steam capacity by 100%, but we’ve also cut costs and significantly re- duced our carbon emissions in the process. This was a major factor in our decision, as Tracklements continues to work tirelessly towards our goal of planet-friendly products.” Having worked with Fulton for over 40 years, Tracklements looked to


Leading British condiments maker, Tracklements, has boosted its produc- tion capacity and enhanced its environmental credentials by switching its energy supply from oil to liquid gas from Flogas. The move to modern, effi- cient liquid gas-fired Fulton VSRT steam boilers is expected to cut the com- pany’s costs by a significant 21%, whilst also reducing carbon emissions by almost 25% and nitrous oxide (NOx) levels by 75%. The Wiltshire-based company has been making condiments for more


than 50 years and has an extensive range of over 60 artisan products, from mustards, ketchups and sauces to pickles, chutneys, jams and jellies. All ‘handmade in small batches’ using natural ingredients, these are made in unique jacketed steam cooking pans that mimic traditional homemade methods, and for the last 40 years they have been powered by two Kerosene oil-fired steam boilers. “We needed to increase our steam capacity to support the continued growth of the business,” said Ben Read, Operations Director at Trackle-


them to specify a cutting-edge system that would help minimise its envi- ronmental impact. Fulton also recommended Flogas as a liquid gas sup- plier – one that could provide a reliable supply and trusted on-going service. Flogas and Fulton partnered to deliver Tracklements a full turnkey, end-to-end energy solution that also included all necessary ancillary equipment as well as service and training contracts. Commenting on the project, Jeff Byrne, aftercare and business develop-


ment manager at Fulton said: “By modernising their steam raising equip- ment and changing their fuel type to liquid gas, Tracklements can expect an impressive 21% financial saving and a near 25% reduction in carbon emissions. These cost savings are based on current gas oil prices before the planned withdrawal of tax relief on red diesel in April 2022, so looking forward they’re actually far more favourable.


Flogas www.flogas.co.uk/business www.fulton.co.uk


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