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EMVAfrica unites valves and instrumentation under ENERGYValves umbrella, adding further value for customers

EMVAfrica, South Africa’s specialist supplier of stainless steels, special alloys and valves, is proud to announce the strategic transfer of its instrumentation portfolio from its metals division to the valves division – ENERGYValves. “Our initial thought in bringing instrumentation, more

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Reliability in every cut: ELGi EN11 air compressor secures Tulisa’s premium meats legacy

The tailored ELGi compressed air solution from Integrated Air Solutions (IAS) is powering operations at Tulisa Meat Market, a South African household name that, for six decades, has upheld its stellar reputation for the supply of premium meats and traditional

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Martin Engineering launches world firstN2® Air Cannon Intelligence System

The global leader in bulk material handling solutions, Martin Engineering, has launched a transformative digital system that unlocks opportunities to maximise the efficiency, reliability and performance of industrial air cannons. The N2® Air Cannon Intelligence (ACI) System gives operators of

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Expert insight into what municipal smart metering programme success depends on

While many municipal metering programmes have achieved deployment targets, the question is whether these investments are delivering the operational, financial and governance benefits originally expected. This is the focus of a recent webinar titled Maximising Smart Meter Returns, brought to you by

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Megawatts and malware: Addressing the risks of connecting private power to South Africa’s grid 

The national electricity grid has reached a level of physical stability worthy of praise. As it increasingly decentralises, its digital footprint is growing too. The task now is to keep it equally stable amidst mounting cyber threats to its physical

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SANDVIK DELIVERS FIRST CH662 CONE CRUSHERS TO SOUTH AFRICAN PLATINUM PROJECT

Signalling Africa’s growing appetite for state-of-the-art mining technology, Sandvik Rock Processing is delivering the first Sandvik CH662 cone crushers to a platinum mining project in South Africa’s Limpopo province. The CH662 represents the latest evolution of Sandvik’s long-established CH660 platform,

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Spreading the risk: AES outlines how multiple boilers can minimise costly downtime

For 90% of South Africa’s manufacturers, multiple boilers are the backbone of their critical steam operations, dramatically lowering the risk of downtime, optimising energy efficiency and increasing productivity. Chris Paterson, Managing Director of expert steam and boiler operations and maintenance

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ABB and Samsung partner to connect building intelligence with enterprise IoT

ABB and Samsung Electronics today announced a new integration between ABB Abilityâ„¢ BuildingPro and Samsung SmartThings Pro, building on their existing partnership. The integration enables building owners and operators to access building data, insights and controls through a more connected

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