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Storage Systems chooses Hart Doors for Durham Box project


Hart Doors, the leading designer and manufacturer of both commercial and industrial doors, has completed the installation of a Speedor Mini at Durham Box’s 70,000 sq ft factory, Bishop Auckland, where in excess of 20 million packaging products per year are produced principally for the FMCG sector. Gordon Kipling at Hart Doors says:


“Working through Storage Systems we were delighted to have supplied the first Speedor Mini for Durham Box. Installed in a very busy manufacturing facility, the Speedor Mini’s function was to open/close quickly in order to maintain a good internal shop-floor working environment.” Durham Box services a broad segment of the corrugated packaging market. Darren Rowcroft,


managing director of Storage Systems comments: “Hart supplied a great service from start to finish, exactly how I like to do business.”


Hart Doors 01912140404 www.hartdoors.com


Grommet with staged membrane rings icotek’s new cable grommet KT-SC with peelable membrane rings has removable rings with graduated sealing areas.


The new grommet KT-SC is based on company's KT large size grommet. It enables the routing and sealing of cables and hoses with diameters from 5 to 28mm. The single membrane rings can be peeled away according to the diameter


of the routed cable or hose. All you have to do is pierce a small hole between the rings. Afterwards the corresponding ring can be removed. The rings are marked with the letters A to F. This marking shows the corresponding diameter of the inserted cable. The KT-SC can be integrated into all


divisible cable entry frames (KEL, KEL-U, KEL-ER, KVT and KEL-FG) which accommodate large KT cable grommets. The KT-SC is made of elastomer, achieves IP54 class and is suitable for a temperature range between - 40 to +100°C.


icotek Ltd info@icotek.co.uk www.icotek.com/en-uk/


Kardex Remstar LR 35 Provides Continuous Assembly Line Supply With Greater Throughput


To satisfy the ever increasing need for leaner processes and more flexible production, Kardex developed the LR 35 storage and retrieval solution for small and medium-sized warehouses. Applying the LR 35 Vertical Buffer Module solution to ecommerce, wholesale, industry and electronics etc where a wide range of products are observed, LR 35 can guarantee the essential just-in-time supply of fully picked assembly kits optimising the flow of the assembly process. Production efficiency has increased dramatically in recent years, and the desire for continued


improvements in efficiency will continue for many years to come. While only a few substantial improvements can be achieved in this area, there remains a great deal of potential in the area of production logistics.


Kardex Remstar info.remstar.uk@kardex.com www.kardex-remstar.co.uk


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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


Upgraded AOF Oil Mist Filters from AirBench


AirBench Ltd have announced an upgraded range of AOF Oil Mist Filters. The AOF range is designed for extraction of oil mist and smoke from machining applications. AOF units can be machine-mounted, or supplied with separate stands where required. AOF is designed to use the wind shear principle


for initial separation of mist from airstreams. As the contaminant loading on the fan is very low, typically they do not suffer from loss of impeller balance and so can be serviced in-house at relatively long intervals. Units are supplied as standard with a high-grade final


filter with an estimated life of up to 3600 working hours. Usually available from stock, and supplied complete with all parts required


for mechanical installation, AirBench can solve most mist extraction issues quickly and simply.


AirBench Ltd 01206791191 www.airbench.com/mist


MISTRAL 6 SYSTEM


LEISTER’s MISTRAL 6 SYSTEM 230v is reliable and ideal for industrial heat processes that demand continual operation. Equipped with a maintenance free brushless motor, the hot air blower is perfect for those harsh industrial environments. With its user-friendly digital


display system, the hot air blower is made easy to function as it contains an E-drive allowing the operator to easily adjust its heating capacity and air volume output. The MISTRAL has been made safe due to its auto cool- down mechanism ensuring the device does not overheat guaranteeing a long service life. Developed by Leister - the leading name in process heat applications, the HOTWIND is supplied to the


UK by Welwyn Tool Group. Welwyn supply the full range of Leister plastic welding and industrial process heat equipment.


Welwyn Tool Group info@welwyntoolgroup.com www.welwyntoolgroup.com


New packaging underpins brand security for Henkel LOCTITE products


Engineering adhesives manufacturer, Henkel, whose brands include LOCTITE, TEROSON and BONDERITE, has introduced new packaging to thwart those who seek to imitate its products. The likelihood of intellectual property theft has risen in line with


the company’s success and it extends way beyond brand protection. As recently as December 2019, 103 people were arrested in


China after forged LOCTITE adhesives, valued at £5.5m, were seized. The ramifications are far reaching as there was clear potential for the inferior products to cause severe and costly damage in the field. In the case of a threadlocking adhesive, for example, the


outcome could be catastrophic. If the counterfeit product was used to lock a threaded assembly in a piece of equipment that is operation critical and the mechanism failed, the cost saving would pale into insignificance when considered against potential production losses, reputational damage and safety issues.


Henkel Ltd 01442278000 www.henkel-adhesives.co.uk

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