Natural Gas Treatment Plant
Available as a whole or in major parts.
Comprises of :
- Treating/Sweetening
- Drying, Dew Point Control
- Chiller System
- Condensate Stabilization
- Hydrogen Sulfide Incinerator
- A Quantity of used values
Natural Gas Treatment Plant
Available as a whole or in major parts.
Comprises of :
In 1973, Siegfried Heilmann and Fritz Haller founded Gemminger Maschinenbau GmbH(GMG), thus laying the foundation for today’s Schuler plant in Gemmingen. Initially, the focus of the business was on the manufacture and sale of special machines, feeding and linking systems, and the automation of machine tools. Today, Gemmingen is the competence centre for press line automation, hydraulic systems and equipment within the Schuler Group, to which the site has belonged since 1989.The factory is home to approximately 330 employees.
For further information www.schulergroup.com
Prototal Industries has acquired CA Models, an additive manufacturing specialist based in Stirling. The acquisition adds metal additive manufacturing to the group’s offering and further enhances its capabilities in delivering innovative manufacturing solutions.The acquisition was completed on 1 February and Prototal Industries and CA Models are now working to secure a smooth and effective integration of the new team. Collectively, CA Models and Prototal UK will have an expanded market presence, enabling the group to reach a wider audience and serve customers more effectively and efficiently across the UK.
For further information www.prototalindustries.com
Birmingham has become the latest city to join a global network of design and digital consultancies set up to solve real world challenges through effective problemsolving.
Design Factory Birmingham will have its base at Aston University, one of just two hubs in the UK outside of London.The university will be sharing its expertise in artificial intelligence, additive manufacturing, data science, and web, app and graphic design to boost the local economy.Currently there are 39 innovation hubs in 25 countries across five continents based in universities and research organisations.
For further information www.bit.ly/3wgzYR
The UK manufacturing sector achieved productivity improvements worth £48.5bn in 2023, an 8.6% increase on 2022, according to analysis of ONS data by FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics. Chris Iveson, CEO at FourJaw, says: “Manufacturers have realised that production excellence is the only viable strategy for combatting supply chain uncertainty, high energy costs and skills shortages. UK manufacturers know they’re only earning when their machine spindles are turning, sothey are adopting technology to see what’s happening in their factories and using data to optimise processes and decisionmaking.”
For further information www.fourjaw.com