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Process and Control Today | Conveyor belts of the future at Anuga FoodTec tradeshow

Process and Control Today | Conveyor belts of the future at Anuga FoodTec tradeshow
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Process and Control Today | Choosing the right conveyor belt for food safety

Process and Control Today | Choosing the right conveyor belt for food safety
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Niels vindsmarkHabasit saniclipAnna marcolBernd roserHabasit rossiHabasit hygiene programHabasit united kingdom ltdBrand owner programUnited kingdomHygiene program managerBrand owner program managerஹபசித் ரோஸிஹபசித் ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம் லிமிடெட்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்சுகாதாரம் ப்ரோக்ர்யாம் மேலாளர்

MEMORY LANE: Leather creates a belting trade for district firms

Here, Robin Longbottom examines how firms played their part in supporting British industry during its dependence for almost two centuries on leather “THERE’S nothing like leather” was once a popular saying used to dismiss ideas for change or innovation. However there was some truth in the statement, as for nearly 200 years British industry was dependent upon it. Leather belts and straps were once the only means by which power could be transmitted from waterwheels, steam engines and later electric motors, to machinery in both heavy and light industry. Surprisingly, they were still in use into the 1960s. Early in the Industrial Revolution, mills usually bought cured hides and made their own leather belts.

United kingdomHolmes pearsonWilliam laycockJames thomas whiteheadIsaac fouldsJohn whittakerHabasit united kingdom ltdCharles walker co ltdIndustrial revolutionThomas whiteheadBolton road tanneryQueen street worksCharles walkerஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஹோம்ஸ் பியர்சன்வில்லியம் லேகாக்

MEMORY LANE: Leather creates a belting trade for Keighley firms

Here, Robin Longbottom examines how firms played their part in supporting British industry during its dependence for almost two centuries on leather “THERE’S nothing like leather” was once a popular saying used to dismiss ideas for change or innovation. However there was some truth in the statement, as for nearly 200 years British industry was dependent upon it. Leather belts and straps were once the only means by which power could be transmitted from waterwheels, steam engines and later electric motors, to machinery in both heavy and light industry. Surprisingly, they were still in use into the 1960s. Early in the Industrial Revolution, mills usually bought cured hides and made their own leather belts.

United kingdomHolmes pearsonWilliam laycockJames thomas whiteheadIsaac fouldsJohn whittakerHabasit united kingdom ltdCharles walker co ltdIndustrial revolutionThomas whiteheadBolton road tanneryQueen street worksCharles walkerஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஹோம்ஸ் பியர்சன்வில்லியம் லேகாக்

MEMORY LANE: Leather creates a belting trade for Keighley s firms

Here, Robin Longbottom examines how firms played their part in supporting British industry during its dependence for almost two centuries on leather

United kingdomHolmes pearsonWilliam laycockJames thomas whiteheadIsaac fouldsJohn whittakerHabasit united kingdom ltdCharles walker co ltdIndustrial revolutionThomas whiteheadBolton road tanneryQueen street worksCharles walkerஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஹோம்ஸ் பியர்சன்வில்லியம் லேகாக்