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An incubator, with a mission to create product stars in the future, has been created in Sheffield. Gripple and Loadhog have created Incub to realise the dreams of embryonic entrepreneurs by fast tracking their product concepts to market through a unique collaborative approach.
Incub, which will be housed in a new 5,000 sq m facility in Sheffield, is looking for imaginative inventors in any sector, who may lack the required skills, equipment or funding to turn their product ideas into commerci... [more]
The Domina MakeUp kitchen collection from Aster embraces the beauty and flexibility of materials, creating kitchen designs as unique in functionality as in form.
The curves of the Domina MakeUp range start from the wall enabling fantastic end to end curves without any straight lines. Aster also bespoke manufacture worktops and complete the kitchen design with curved stainless steel plinths and worktop edging.
Domina MakeUp fuses exotic wood veneers with feature wall units in gold and silve... [more]
SANYO's first R22 Renewal systems to be installed in the UK are now providing high efficiency air conditioning at locations in the south of England. The first VRF system to be replaced with R22 Renewal is cooling guests in a prestigious hotel and country club in St Albans. IMA Cooling Systems installed the SANYO R22 Renewal VRF system at Sopwell House Hotel, once the Georgian country home of Lord Mountbatten.
The previous air conditioning system, from another manufacturer, had suffered a sei... [more]
The move towards higher biofuel content is driven by the introduction of the European Renewable Energy Directive and the Fuels Quality Directive. In addition to the increase in biodiesel, there has also been a move to sulphur free fuel, which anyone working on oil fired installations should be aware of. As sulphur levels drop to very low levels, the viscosity of the fuel also drops. This drop in viscosity can have an effect on seals and pump bearings.
OFTEC, ICOM and FPS are advising install... [more]
An independent review conducted last year recommended an approach that will see water meters in homes rise from 35% to 80% by 2020. i3 Group has announced that it proposes to install water meters as part of its strategy to utilise its Fibrecity networks to help households become more cost effective and energy efficient.
To support this Fibrecity Holdings plans to roll out water meters to households, starting with Bournemouth, via its Fibre to the Home (FTTH) connections which will allow the ... [more]
ICS Heat Pump Technology is launching their new commercial 80kW packaged heat pump at Ecobuild 2010. It will deliver 65°C output temperatures, even in ambient temperatures as low as -12°C without any supplementary heating being required.
This packaged unit is geared towards retrofit applications where output temperatures of 65°C will allow heat pump based renewable heating systems to be installed with minimal replacement work on the existing installed radiator system.
An ICS HPT Mod-Pa... [more]
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