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Lennox, the leading Irish laboratory solutions sales partner of Waldner Laboratory Solutions Worldwide. The company said that the partnership further enhances Lennox’s business portfolio and will provide customers with access to the world’s largest manufacturer of laboratory furniture, ceiling supply solutions and fume hoods. Founded in 1923 and having recently celebrated
100 years in business, Lennox has over 6,700 customers across Ireland and the UK. Pádraig Callan, head of business development at
Lennox, said: “We’re delighted to be chosen as the partner of Waldner in Ireland, marking another step forward in expanding our business and bringing a
wider range of products to our customers. “For over 100 years, we have been committed to continually evolving our services to deliver best- in-class solutions and support for customers. With our partnership with Waldner, we’re looking forward to continuing this while leveraging our collective outcomes for them.” Viorel Voicu, deputy head of international markets
at Waldner Laboratory Solutions, added: “Lennox shares our values and commitment to quality this partnership will be a great success for both companies. “We know that to be successful, our customers need a comprehensive service that maximises
will perfectly customise our products and services to meet the needs of our customers in Ireland.” production and laboratory solutions by combining over 100 years of experience with the latest technical expertise. Core business streams include technical services, chemicals, consumables, single-use systems, equipment and medical solutions.
Altus highlights success of Essemtec’s I2S in the UK & Ireland
Altus Group, a leading distributor of capital equipment for the electronics industry in the UK and Ireland, has highlighted the success of Essemtec’s Integrated Inspection System (I2S).
Since adding the I2S to its line-up at the end of
from customers in the sector. Essemtec’s I2S integrates 2D Solder Paste Inspection (SPI) and 2D Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI) within Surface Mount Technology (SMT) production machines.
This system offers a streamlined approach to productivity, and reliability. By incorporating inspection capabilities into their all-in-one solutions, Joe Booth, chief executive of Altus Group, said: “This is an option that the market for Essemtec machines has been calling out for. “Many of our partners are accustomed to using inspection options in screen printers followed by a and component presence, as well as polarity after placement.
“This functionality allows our MFC customers to solder jet, inspect solder, place components, and then inspect components in a single unit.” It unlocks a greater level of both traceability and statistical process control that our customers need prior to adopting a higher technology
standalone process like 3D SPI and AOI later in their production journey.”
The I2S system uses advanced optical technology to inspect dispensed materials and placed components, allowing for automatic re-dispensing and re-inspection if defects are detected. This early detection helps increase yield and reduce scrap. The I2S system logs data on failed cases and
error interactions, enabling comprehensive analysis and continuous process improvement. The software interfaces are designed for easy mix production environments. Existing Essemtec machines can be upgraded to include the I2S this innovative technology.
The I2S system enhances the quality of PCB
assembly processes and leads to long-term cost savings by reducing defects, minimising rework, and preventing faulty products from reaching customers.
Alexion and Hometree launch three-year partnership to accelerate reintroduction of Atlantic rainforests in Ireland
Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease has announced a partnership with Hometree, an environmental charity, to accelerate the regeneration of Atlantic rainforests in Ireland. Launched at Hometree’s site in Avoca, the partnership includes a €90k investment from Alexion to support the reintroduction of rainforest ecosystems across eighteen acres of agricultural land in the Maam Valley, Connemara, Co. Galway. Once covering 80% of Ireland, natural forests have
from agriculture, fuel, and timber industries, leading to
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ancient woodland cover remains and with only a few fragments of that being Atlantic rainforest, this project will help to restore this globally important habitat. Shane Doyle, senior vice president and global head of operations and sustainability at Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease, said: “Whilst we don’t commonly associate Ireland with rainforests, they are a vital part of our heritage, and restoring these ecosystems is essential for the well-being of both present and future generations.”
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