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TOUGH CHAIN AND INDUCTION HARDENED SPROCKETS FOR LONG LIFE IN TOUGH CONDITIONS.

BMG’s Tsubaki Titan chain series offers significant improvements in wear-life, particularly in demanding applications, like abrasive and dusty conditions. “Selecting the right chain for every job is critical, especially in harsh conditions where dust and abrasive particles infiltrate moving parts […]

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Turn up the volume to boost sector recovery, says the Hot Dip Galvanizers Association Southern Africa (HDGASA)

South Africa’s steel industryis at a crucial tipping point, and a carefully considered revision of the Steel Masterplan may rescue and spark much needed economic growth, believes Robin Clarke, Executive Director of the Hot Dip Galvanizers Association Southern Africa (HDGASA).

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From construction mafia to clean energy:reshaping the landscape of South Africa’s engineering insurance

A staggering 3 000% surge in global Strike, Riot and Civil Commotion (SRCC) claims over the past two decades, coupled with South Africa’s construction industry decline since 2016, is forcing a radical transformation in engineering insurance. These challenges took centre stage

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DRIVING INNOVATION IN ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION: YASKAWA SOUTHERN AFRICA’S VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Maintaining a competitive edge in a rapidly changing industrial landscape means embracing new technologies and adapting to evolving market demands. Yaskawa Southern Africa has positioned itself as a leader in robotics and automation, particularly in areas such as palletising, materials

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