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Shot Blasting and Surface Preparation
What is Shot Blasting? Shot blasting can be described as a method used to clean, strengthen or polish metal surfaces…
Automotive Engineering – 3 Top Sports Cars
Automotive Engineering at it’s Best Great road cars, sports cars and racing cars all have one important thing in common…
Why leaves cause delays on the rail network
The weather has turned positively autumnal with a drop in temperature and leaves starting to drop from the trees. At…
Reasons for coating busbars
There are a few reason for plating or coating busbars. Cosmetic reasons or provision of insulation are a couple but…
Siemens testing 707s for South West Trains
In 2014 South West trains introduced electrical multiple units (EMUS) on some routes from London Waterloo. This along with projects…
Finishing in manufacturing is as important as starting
When it comes to manufacturing parts or components the way each one is finished reflects the quality of workmanship. If…
Subcon 2016 speakers give their thoughts on the industry
Subcon 2016 is only a few weeks away now and with that in mind the organisers have asked some of…
Growth predicted in the global busbar market
A recent report Busbar Market indicates that the market size will rise from $12,321.9 million to $16,038.6 million by 2020. This…
Flooding and the rail network
Less than a week after the good news that Carlisle station is to get a £14.7m upgrade the rail network…
Electric Car Industry Boosting Busbar Uptake
In the majority of instances a busbar is a better choice for conduction needs however the uptake of busbars as…
Why Plate Copper Busbars?
Busbars made of copper are commonplace in the world of electrical power distribution. Switchgear, panel boards and busways all use…
PRV Engineering – Your one stop shop for Busbars
Within the world of electrical power distribution, Busbars are commonplace. But what is a Busbar and what does it do? The…