In today’s water industry, the ability to meet performance targets is a huge priority. The question is, how to achieve this in a timely and cost-effective manner?

Pumps are critical to a range of industries, from chemical production and food processing, to wastewater treatment and biogas production.

CNC specialist NUM is helping one of the USA’s top fabrication equipment manufacturers to develop an ultra-precise 5-axis bevel head for its waterjet cutting system.

One of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers, Enercon, is using MasoSine SPS sinusoidal pumps from Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group to optimise the delivery of protective impregnating resin at its Magdeburg production facility in Germany.

Increased production demands in recent years have led to a need for more accurate, reliable and durable components. Ironically, as the range of available technologies and pneumatic valve types, models, and properties expands to meet these requirements, specifiers, machine builders, OEMs and plant engineers can find the choice daunting.

A water treatment facility in the U.S. recently turned to the Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group (WMFTG) when a new pump was needed to feed sodium hypochlorite under high pressure into its post-chlorination cycle.

Vert Rotors, the Scottish innovative compressor firm is manufacturing powerful micro compressors designed to improve satellite propulsion systems, as the company targets Scotland’s space industry.

Compressed air systems are energy intensive but it is possible to reduce a compressor’s energy consumption – and boost its productivity at the same time - by applying sensible control measures. BOGE’s Mark Whitmore explains.