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Three brilliant women crowned Young Woman Engineers of the Year Three outstanding female engineers have been recognised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) for their professional achievements and the work they do encouraging other young people into engineering. 28-year-old senior hardware engineer Naomi Mitchison from Selex-ES has been named the IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year, and will play an ambassadorial role for the profession in the forthcoming months. 20-year-old Jessica Bestwick, who works for Rolls Royce, was presented with the IET’s Mary George Prize for Engineering Society (WES) Award. Recognising outstanding female engineers has never been so important after recent statistics from the IET’s Skills and Demand in Industry survey showed that women represent only 6% of the engineering workforce. Further IET research showed that only 1% of parents of girls were likely to encourage their daughters into engineering, compared to 11% for parents of boys. Naomi said: “I’m really grateful to receive this award and it’s a real honour to be the IET’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year. I’m really looking forward to taking an ambassadorial role for the industry and to do what I can to encourage more women into engineering.” contributing to skills shortages which damage the economy. The shocking reality is that the UK is missing out on half of its potential engineering and technology workforce by failing to attract women into the industry. It also means that women are losing out on interesting and rewarding career opportunities. “A lack of inspirational engineering role models for girls is one of the main reasons for this so we must make sure we show the next generation that engineering is a dynamic, diverse, interesting and challenging career choice. Naomi will be a fantastic role model to all young people thinking of a career in engineering and technology.

employers needing to do more to make their approach to recruitment and retention more female friendly. But it’s also a result of the lack of inspirational engineering role models for girls – which is where our Young Woman Engineer of the Year winners can play a vital role.” and engineering skills crisis. Women currently represent only 6 per cent of the engineering workforce in the UK decade (according to Engineering UK 2014, the state of engineering).

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January 2015

PPMA and BARA Gear up for 2015 The British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) part of the PPMA Group gears up to address on-going issues on automation, lack of apprentices and the skills shortage in the wake of the tremendous success of the PPMA Show 2014.

After a very strong PPMA Show, some of the revenue from the event will now be donated to the new PPMA Business Education Skills and Training (PPMA BEST) a charitable wing of the PPMA to address ongoing issues within the industry such as educating the banks to the importance of automation in UK industry to promote investment in new technology. In addition the PPMA will support Appetite for Skills road shows up and down the country addressing the skills shortage.

Robots, Automation and Vision Systems Grant Collier Head of Marketing and Publishing of the PPMA Group said ‘we were extremely pleased with the PPMA show having a presence from all the major robot manufacturers. Whilst we are not witnessing the highest levels of robot sales experienced in record years 2012 and 2013, robot sales are still strong ensuring further awareness of the

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Collier continued ‘With the dramatic uptake of robotics in competing nations such as Germany and China, Industrial Vision is becoming an increasingly important part of automation and robot development

Automation Advisory Board BARA will continue to support this active initiative by The Manufacturer in 2015 that helps connect the major suppliers of automation and robotics with end users and educate the banks in the importance of face of engineering and industry is changing and with new technology dramatically improving output, the UK must adopt this technology to remain competitive. In the words of Henry Ford “if you need a machine and have it”.

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January 2015

Polyphotonix LED ‘sleep mask’ that tackles the causes of sight loss. Developed with help and support from the Centre for Process Innovation in Darlington - one of the seven High Value Manufacturing Catapult centres

£89 million new investment in UK Catapult network Autumn Statement includes additional support for High Value Manufacturing Catapult and a new National Formulation Centre. New funding announced in today’s Autumn Statement will help businesses create the next generation of products in innovative areas from robotic tools and printable electron-

Polyphotonix LED ‘sleep mask’ that veloped with help and support from the Centre for Process Innovation in Darlington - one of the seven High Value Manufacturing Catapult centres

£61 million will be invested across the High Value Manufacturing Catapult centres whose cutting-edge equipment and expertise is helping around 2,250 manufacturers create innovative technologies and products

Welcoming the support for innovation and R&D announced in the Autumn Statement, Chief Executive of Innovate UK Iain Gray said:

a £28 million investment will create a new world-class research and development centre – the National Formulation Centre – specialising in the development of formulated products such as medicines and chemicals

This Autumn Statement is a huge The extra support and new centre in the High Value Manufacturing Catapult that Innovate UK is setting up shows just how valuable the Catapults are to business, and how successful they have been in transform-

An image of an LED ‘sleep mask’ that tackles the causes of sight loss Find out more about the UK’s High Value Manufacturing Catapult centres

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Twin robots working in perfect harmony at the National Composites Centre in Bristol - one of the seven High Value Manufacturing Catapult centres

Events Preview

January 2015

Collaboration nation: inspired by teChnology Collaboration Nation: Technology Inspired event gives small businesses the chance to show their ideas to potential partners and investors.

Low cost supercomputing company Cybula Ltd – winners of the best pitch of their group at Collaboration Nation – showcasing the Cool Computer

The Collaboration Nation: Technology Inspired event yesterday (Wednesday 10 December) saw innovative technology companies pitch the outcomes of their feasibility studies to organisations that could help them get their ideas closer to market. Companies who pitched have been working on various everyday life issues such as: improving road safety by checking your tyres with a photo (with 2011-2020 being the United Nations’ decade for action on road safety) beating cancer by developing an early warning screen to spot cancer secondaries early so medical intervention can kill those secondaries and save lives

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January 2015

Excitement about Maintec 2015 Builds Maintec, the leading UK event for the maintenance, plant and asset management industry, returns to the NEC, Birmingham on 24-26 March, 2015, for its fortieth edition.

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January 2015

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participate in a growth workshop complete an online diagnostic of their business discuss their business needs with a growth expert to develop a growth plan Based on the results, SMEs will gain opportunities to get: coaching mentoring entrepreneurial skills training

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Increase in turnover This growth support is being project showed that businesses that combined our funding with additional business support were able to grow their businesses more quickly. SMEs that combined funding from us with business coaching: saw an average 26% increase in turnover created an average 4.6 new jobs

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More growth this year from PDM Supported by all the major associations, PDM design and moulding aspects of the plastics industry. Now for its tenth anniversary the show will build further upon its stellar reputation and open its doors to new exhibitors and visitors. Following the success of last year’s Plastics Design & Moulding (PDM) Exhibition and Conference which was co-located in Telford with the inaugural Plastics Recycling Expo (PRE), this year PDM will feature a third show. The Plastics Packaging Show (PPS). All these shows will take place at the Telford International Centre on 16 and 17 June 2015. The Plastics Packaging Show, PPS, will bring together brand owners, packaging producers, designers and a wide range of decision makers. The event will tackle core issues for the plastics packaging industry in markets as diverse as food, drink, healthcare, medical and cosmetics, with exhibitors from these areas represented. Already signed up for the show are packaging giants RPC. PDM has now become a truly international event with its 2014 show welcoming visitors from across East and West Europe, Japan, Mexico, USA, UAE, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Iraq and others. This year the combined events will attract visitors from across the UK and Europe and bring in over £1.2 million to the local economy, according to Meet Telford & Shropshire, the bureau.

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Grainger & Worrall triumphs at Manufacturer Awards

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BID Group Provide Support To Iss At Heinz BID Group Limited has, over the years worked with a wide range of well known companies in various different sectors due to their broad range of services offered. The latest company to join the BID Portfolio of companies is ISS Facilities Management. Heinz UK

BID Group is familiar with the pressures of working with facilities management companies having done so successfully for a number of years. ISS approached BID earlier in the year to see if we would like to help them run their contract with Heinz. Of course BID Group were happy to help in any way possible so a proposal was drawn up where they would provide a Bi-annual service inspection to all of the various doors, gates, barriers and other associated equipment on site and provide an emergency callout service. ISS is one of the world’s largest facility services providers they provide organisations of all types, shapes and sizes with every facility solution they might require. By managing their

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January 2015

Harting Features New Connector Ranges And Contract Manufacturing Capabilities At Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2015, HARTING is featuring a number of new additions to its ranges of board-to-board and board-to-cable connectors, as well as a greatly expanded range of M12 connectors for instrumentation and control applications. robust circuit-board connector family are being featured which extend its versatility in a wide range of board-toboard and board-to-cable applications. Straight and angled connectors are now available as PCB models. Together combined into complex systems perfectly adapted to their from 6 to 100 contacts, in increments of two. In addition to

Among new products in HARTING’s M12 connector family guarantees reliable operation under adverse conditions. Two large hold-down clips ensure that the connectors are and withdrawal procedure is achieved by very smooth contact points between the male and female contacts. This is the result of special follow-up treatment during the punching process which HARTING applies based on its extensive experience with punching technology. For an uninterrupted production chain, the connector is delivered in packaging suitable for machines and can be processed in the SMT solder process. In spite of the high data rates, which means that they can handle modern transfer protocols such as Gigabit Ethernet or PCI Express. Also new are a number of enhancements to the har-

Ethernet range of applications. This new slimline version features IDC connection technology, and is ideally suited to automation applications where a cable needs to be attached quickly or adapted on site. Also new is a PCB connector based on MID technology that allows M12 connectors to be easily integrated into devices such as switches and routers. HARTING Integrated Solutions - the company’s contract manufacturing operation - is featuring its electronics assembly capabilities, along with its expertise in project development, prototyping, test and evaluation. The company is an ISO9001 supplier, and its Northampton based manufacturing facility designs, manufactures and tests high-speed multi-layer backplanes and integrates them into card frames and enclosures. Cable assemblies from simple ribbon to advanced wiring looms are also About HARTING

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Industry News

January 2015

Abb Drives Improve Blast A major refurbishment of a Blast furnace in South Wales has given Tata Steel better the installation of ABB variable-speed drives (VSDs).

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No Interference ecolink M12 connector now also with EMC protection

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The Internet of Things Cisco has predicted that by 2020 there will be up to 50 billion connected devices. These connected devices are ‘The Internet of Things’ (IoT). With such rapid development, Gill Research & Development (Gill R&D) thought isn’t too soon to take a closer look. So what is the IoT and what impact will it have on us at home and work? Simply put, it is a phrase for when everyday objects are connected to the internet whilst participating together as a system. Googles acquisition of Nest gained much publicity. With products such mobile device about your daily activity, it is easy to assume that the IoT is a consumer development.

for example. The aim of this is to have people or organisations seamlessly retrieve knowledge and function without sitting at a computer desk or talking to another human. It’s like ubiquitous computing and extends to every home, car, business, building and system. Cisco predicts the IoT’s potential value at $14.4 trillion worldwide in the next decade. This potential value represents an opportunity to increase In other words, between 2013 and

“up for grabs”. The IoT will create and redistribute value, based on how well companies take advantage of the Although these products demonstrate opportunities presented. the use of the IoT, increasing understanding of its existence and The IoT will connect everybody and potential, it can be argued the IoT will everything at all times in real time, have a greater impact in business and resulting in new ways of making industrial markets. decisions, backed by the insight of By embedding sensors and actuators in machines and equipment enables users to monitor anything from a

information. Being online and traceable at all times has led to a new generation of consumers, who demand new products and services based on ubiquity and interconnection. These changes in production and consumption patterns are altering the relationship between supply chain elements, presenting opportunities assets. This provides great opportunities for innovative technology and manufacturing companies to take advantage of this developing phenomenon. For more insight into the opportunities of the IoT or its product development visit gillrd.com.

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Alstom cuts weeks off turbine testing time with Abb vAriAble-speed drive A major manufacturer of steam turbines has cut the time needed to change its test rig set-up from six weeks to a few hours following the installation of an ABB variable-speed drive (VSD).

Alstom Power of Rugby tests 1/10th scale steam turbine blades in a large pressure vessel. The vessel uses a compressed mixture of air and refrigerant gas to simulate steam and tests the components at low and high pressures.

pressures was achieved by means of gearboxes. The major problem was the time needed to change over from the low pressure to the high pressure testing. Steve Finch, project manager for Alstom, says: “The changeover involved replacing the gearbox of the motor so that it could drive the compressor to achieve high or low allow us to lift the gearbox out. The whole process took six weeks.” Another challenge was the age of the DC motor, which, having been installed for some 50 years was proving costly to maintain. Alstom asked three companies to tender for the contract to improve the application, with ABB system integrator Iconsys winning due to its faster delivery schedule. the other bidders,” says Finch. “As well as the low lead time, we had to be sure the supplier could stick to the delivery dates. This was critical, as a number of components were old and fragile and would not meet the Machinery Directive. “Once we had started to rip out the old equipment, there was no going back. We couldn’t put them back in, so we had to the way Iconsys organised the delivery slots with ABB to meet our needs.”

voltage VSD. The installation involved removing the existing aspect was modifying the incoming protection breaker. This

supplied and installed a safety PLC to control the Motor. to the application: “We now have much more control,” he says. “We can now ramp up or down easily and the motor is working well within its capacity so we have all the power we need. Taking away the gearboxes means we can make changeovers much quicker than before, allowing us to move between low pressure testing and high pressure testing in a couple of hours rather than the weeks it took previously. We can now test for one day and analyse the results the next day, while we are changing over to the other pressure level. “In terms of the installation, the motor went in very well despite the tight area in which it is installed. We have received very good support from ABB and Iconsys and have excellent spares support at good rates.” ABB (www.abb.com) is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact.

Iconsys supplied and installed a new 4 MVA transformer, a

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The smart way to avoid unexpected downtime while reducing energy costs So-called ‘dirty power’ caused by noise and harmonic distortions can severely impact the reliability of electronic equipment within production and process control environments. These facilities are continually under pressure to maintain optimum availability by avoiding unexpected interruption and system downtime while at the same time guarding against unplanned increases in power consumption.

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Power quality monitoring is particularly A monitoring system generates several measured values per second. All measured data can now be displayed on degradation in the level of insulation in an depends upon transient-free power for installation or component – again improving optimised performance and while every availability by signalling the problem at an manufacturing environment requires early stage before safety shutdown or and processing this information to take power outage. broad range of solutions that can be tailored information on energy consumption to bring transparency to electrical service with innovative products employing proven networks when used in conjunction with determining the energy consumption per cost centre and reducing high overhead (PQM) systems. The increasing number of system determine how much energy is consumed components across the manufacturing Improving system availability by the measures taken to prevent system and processing infrastructure means more equipment drawing power from the network means being aware of the risks and energy-saving measures on the quality of and greater dependency on power quality. choosing the equipment which is able the electrical supply system. to provide early warning or immediate As electrical supply systems become ever The dual function of monitoring energy larger it is not unusual for overloaded consumption and energy quality helps to networks to result in failures and reduce energy costs while at the same time delivering high availability of supply. risks and provide the ability to predict and universal measuring devices of the PEM Structural detail is a crucial element for series enables operations and maintenance and avoiding issues caused by ‘dirty’ power teams to assess risks from overloads and changes in energy consumption or potential They are designed to meet the needs of impacts on protective measures and energy costs. Energy Measurement devices can identify High harmonic components in the design individual faults only if the system area current can lead to overloading in wiring a complete solution to deliver robust and stable power systems in production and process environments. the standards; recommendations for the adaption of the conductor cross section in monitors the quality of the voltage for the the event of high harmonic components can result from a number of sources which distort the sine wave of the electrical power and harmonic components. neutral conductor is to be expected due it – causing the power supply to become ‘dirty’. recommends overload detection for the neutral conductor. The most frequent problems result from harmonic components on the electrical Early warning alerts supply – typically produced by other items of electronic equipment. These ‘third order depends on the operational status of the harmonics’ build up in the neutral conductor electrical installation. Evaluation can be and in extreme cases the resulting current achieved only by continuous monitoring can be greater than the individual phase of the harmonic content and by measuring currents. That leads to neutral conductor the operational currents in order to ensure overload and - if the situation goes safe and secure operation of the electrical and multiple communications options that installation. Regulations require overload detection for The goal of a monitoring system must be to the neutral conductor if an excessive load is compatible. recognise even small changes in measures

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January 2015

TRELLEBORG LAUNCH INNOVATIVE SEAL FOR CENTRAL TYRE INFLATION SYSTEMS Trelleborg Sealing Solutions will be launching an innovative seal to help lower operating costs in the automotive industry. The patented design of the unique Turcon速 Roto L, to be unveiled at Autosport International 2015 at the NEC in Birmingham, means it only seals when required.

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January 2015

New high performance inclinometer suits harshest tilt measurement environments Variohm EuroSensor has launched a new attractively priced high performance inclinometer aimed at demanding applications in structural monitoring such as wind and solar energy platforms, antenna, tower and vessel construction, and large-scale engineering projects. Available in single or dual axis versions with CANopen or 4 … 20 mA currenta wide choice of measurement ranges from +/-5º to full 0…360º. The compact and durable sensor, measuring just 82 x 60 x 22.5 mm (LxWxH) suits horizontal, vertical and headstand mounting and is housed in durable cast aluminium with a full epoxy seal for IP67 protection. Its high resilience to shock and vibration, wide temperature range and submersible capability will meet the most arduous environmental conditions whilst an MTBF of

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10 years reinforces long term reliability. High precision performance for the current output version includes a resolution of 0.005º with repeatability to 0.05º. The CANopen version has an increased performance construction vehicle applications where its industry-standard interface is commonly required for on-board instrumentation. of up to 50 Hz and a response time of 5 ms. Wide power supply requirements (9 to 36 V DC for the CANopen version) will suit unregulated supplies on trucks and road vehicles. Connection to the IS200 is via an M12 – 5 pin socket. The CE approved inclinometer meets EN6100 for EMC and with remote diagnosis

without disassembly as well as auto-correct for installation error, set-up and operation is reliably straightforward. Variohm hold stock of the dual axis current-output versions with sensor ranges of +/-45º and +/- 90º. Application customised versions for OEMs are available including calibration to MIL, EN, DIN, ISO and IEC standards. Variohm EuroSensor designs, manufactures and sources a comprehensive range of sensor technologies for linear and rotary position, load, force, vibration and temperature - providing complete pre-sale and post-sale application support for demanding measurement applications throughout industry, agriculture, construction, autosports and research.

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January 2015

Primasonics A Sound Solution! By Donald F Cameron

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environments. Acoustic Cleaning encompasses the realm of sound transmission through dry material causing the solid particles to resonate and dislodge from the surface they are deposited on or bonded to. Once dislodged, the materials fall, either due to gravity or are carried away by the gas or air stream within the process. The powerful sound waves are produced when the short bursts of standard plant compressed air enters the wave generator and force the

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Pacepacker teams up with local university Essex-based packing equipment designer and manufacturer Pacepacker Services Ltd has teamed up with Anglia Ruskin University to help secure the next generation of engineering needs of industry. According to the Royal Academy of Engineering, the demand for graduate engineers exceeds demand across all sectors of the economy, with skilled engineering roles currently accounting for eight per cent of the UK’s workforce. Other sources suggest that the Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) sectors will need 160,000 engineers, scientists and technicians each year by 2020. there will be a skills shortage of people who want to get into engineering,” comments Pacepacker’s Business Development Manager Paul Wilkinson. “Therefore it’s in everybody’s interest to show people from an early age that engineering doesn’t mean having to stand over a machine and that there are many

media when Ahad Ramezanpour, a research fellow at Anglia Ruskin, invited Pacepacker to join the Chelmsford Engineering and Innovation Community he was creating. engineering businesses need in terms of employee skill sets in a changing environment. “The employability of our students after graduation is important and arranging visits with local businesses is one way of doing this,” comments Ahad. “It also improves the quality of learning. Having input into our courses from companies like Pacepacker helps ensure they meet the needs of industry.” Initially the two organisations meet at this year’s PPMA Show, about the company and get a feel for the packaging machinery industry. “It was very much a joint thing. Anglia Ruskin want to approach companies for support and a perspective of real interns and graduates,” said Paul. A visit to the Pacepacker factory mid December, ten students and lecturers received an introduction to packing, palletising

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and robot handling systems. Live equipment demos and presentations were made by representatives from Pacepacker’s robot technology partners FANUC UK and Festo. Anglia Ruskin stresses that seeing how engineering theories are applied in real business applications improves student’s understanding of the academic modules. “The feedback we received was that everyone felt they got something from it,” says Paul. “After Christmas we will try and formalise our plans more. There are many opportunities and we look forward to working together in the future.” These include a careers fair in February, potential student internships for particular projects and industrial placements for undergraduates as part of Anglia Ruskin’s engineering courses. Over the years, Anglia Ruskin has been involved in many research collaborations with local businesses, often helping to improve existing products or processes, and with such collaboration sometimes qualifying for grant funding, this is another area both organisations hope to explore going forward. “We are also getting involved with a STEM project with a college in Chelmsford as well to try and get involved with students at a younger age,” adds Paul. Ahad concludes: “The Pacepacker experience is really useful in helping us add practicality to our courses. They are a company with a futuristic view backed with strong organisation, and have been a really good example of a local

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January 2015

A prototyping company which supplies forensically-detailed models to some of the world’s leading brands is celebrating its 60th anniversary.

Ogle, based in Letchworth, has worked with a string of iconic global brands since it was formed back in 1954, and even played a crucial role in the production of Hollywood blockbuster Star Wars. produce replica models of worldrenowned products such as the Raleigh Chopper, the Bush radio and even an early prototype of an electric car, while it was responsible for designing the bulletproof ‘Popemobile’ during John Paul II’s visit to England in 1982. The company, founded 60 years ago by David Ogle, has continued to evolve and has developed both its technical capabilities as well as its highly skilled work force. Ogle marketing and sales director Dave Bennion said: “The company’s 60-year heritage is one to be proud of

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and each decade has seen it go from strength to strength.

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“We enjoy building strong, long-lasting relationships with our clients and really going the extra mile for them. We think we give them something extra, we’ve got the Ogle factor. “We have worked with some of the biggest global brands, developing a reputation for excellence and reliability. Highlights undoubtedly include working with Raleigh on the iconic Chopper bike and co-operating in the production of Star Wars in 1976.” Ogle’s business model still continues in both the 25,000 sq ft headquarters and advanced model making and prototyping equipment. The company, which uses stateof-the-art 3D print technology, is currently investing in a large scale Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machine, which produces parts

allowing clients from diverse industry experience. Work is currently taking place with leading companies from the aerospace, architecture, medical and defence sectors, all of whom are looking to Ogle’s modelling and prototyping expertise to help grow their product.

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