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Pressure gauges are common components in operations and processing systems for a wide range of industries and applications, including machine and plant engineering, gas distribution, aerospace, automotive, chemical refineries, marine and medical applications.

A residential fire sprinkler system is only as reliable as the water supply behind it. In most UK homes, the incoming mains supply alone cannot deliver the flow and pressure required to operate sprinkler heads effectively in the event of a fire.

Ignoring or neglecting any aspect of fire safety is a matter of life and death. Fire safety is a non-negotiable priority and fire protection systems like sprinklers must be carefully assessed to ensure they remain in perfect working order.

UK summers are often joked about as being virtually non-existent. However, recent summer months have seen temperatures reach record highs not seen in decades, so those outdated preconceptions that the UK never gets warm seem to be, fading into obscurity.

London’s awesome hosting of the Olympic Games in 2012 was the springboard for the creation of a new dynamic heart for East London.

In modern fire protection systems, controlling water flow efficiently and reliably is critical. Doing so relies on a multitude of components, switches and valves internally working together to provide optimal water flow and pressure.

We’d like to bust some of the myths circulating about fire sprinkler systems and furnish you with the cold hard facts. Put purely and simply, fire sprinkler systems save lives.

Level monitoring is critical for accurate fill level data from tanks and storage containers, and for a wide range of engineering projects.

A fire sprinkler is a pretty fundamental line of defence, should your building go up in flames. Dousing the fire with many litres of water can keep it at bay in many cases, or even extinguish it entirely if fortune is on your side.

Pressure transducers are known by many names, including pressure transmitters and pressure sensor, but something they all have in common is that they measure the pressure of a liquid or a gas by converting the pressure into an analog signal.

All pipe work naturally collects unwanted debris over a period of time. Blockages in industrial pipework, drains and our sewage system require effective and budget friendly solutions to avoid having to replace an entire pipe.

Manufacturers are under constant pressure to ensure equipment reliability and longevity while reducing expenditure and overheads wherever possible. As margins tighten and infrastructure ages with each passing year, that becomes increasingly challenging.