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East West has named Ryan Flynn as chief executive officer. Co-founder Scott Ellyson will become chairman as the integrated manufacturing solutions company continues to scale its global engineering and production footprint.
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Nulogy has launched an AI assistant for plant-floor manufacturing teams. Nora sits inside Nulogy Intelligence, providing operational answers on production performance, downtime, and maintenance directly from live manufacturing data.
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Pfannenberg will display industrial alarm signaling systems at NFPA 2026. Its exhibit will cover audible, visual, and combined devices designed for facilities where noise, contamination, glare, and hazardous zones can compromise alarm coverage.
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Terram says water management must shape UK flood defence delivery. The company has highlighted the role of geosynthetics in improving the resilience, maintainability, and performance of engineered and nature-based systems.
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ABB has quantified lifetime costs from marginal large-motor efficiency losses. Its report puts procurement specification at the centre of potential energy, emissions, and cost savings across heavy industrial assets.
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IN Food’s latest issue examines resilience across food manufacturing operations. The May/June edition tracks packaging, traceability, assurance, heat, and labour pressures.
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Thorworld has warned steel tariffs could weaken UK manufacturing competitiveness. The Chesterfield manufacturer raised concerns with MP Toby Perkins over cost pressures, finished-goods imports, and potential supply chain impacts.
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Lhyfe and STRABAG have signed a German hydrogen development agreement. The partnership pairs RFNBO production and logistics with construction delivery as Germany transposes RED III into national law.
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WIKA has launched a non-invasive ultrasonic process flow instrument range. The ClampSonic 4 FLC-CS4 measures liquids from outside the pipe, supporting difficult media, retrofits, and inspection work.
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Mykor has raised £4 million to scale biofabricated construction systems. The funding will support production growth for low-carbon materials made from agricultural and industrial waste streams.
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