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A slit coater rarely fails on its own mechanics. It fails because the line around it was never planned: the coating solution settles, the oven cannot hold its setpo

Why hospital bed frames are a tough cleaning job

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A steam machine bought for the animal shed is usually bought on price per head of capacity, and th

Every quotation for a

A custom production line is one of the few capital purchases where the buyer pays for engine

A clean release record on a piece of mixing or comminuting equipment is a poor pr

If you run a car-care bay, a petrol station forecourt or a paid parking facility, th

Grease build-up in a commercial kitchen is easy to see on a hood filter and easy to miss behind a fryer or under a prep counter. Before a facility decides how much

A tank of water that arrives with the

A prototype is the cheapest place to discover that a design does not behave the way the drawings promise. The question for an equipment buyer is not whether to

A product development programme usually starts with two questions: what the device

Stainless-steel worktables, splashbacks, hood panels and prep shelves in catering kitchens collect a thin film of cooking oil every day. That film feels smooth

A trial run on a handful of vehicles sounds simple: someone volunteers a car, the operator points the lance, and the team decides whether steam cleaning fits t

Walk any factory floor on a night shift and you will see the same picture: a press