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Engineering & manufacturing news across diverse industry sectors in Cambridge & the East of England.

IfM unveils new Marshall Gallery

Marshall AerospaceThe Institute for Manufacturing at Cambridge University in the UK has unveiled a new gallery featuring a fascinating portfolio of images taken from the Marshall Group’s industry portfolio.

Heraeus hits record high

Heraeus chairman Dr Frank Heinricht (centre) with Christoph Ringwald, corporate communications (left) and CFO Jan RinnertGerman-owned precious metals and technology group Heraeus says its Cambridge UK specialty light sources business hit record revenue highs and invested unprecedented millions in fresh innovation in the last financial year.

F2 boost for Mussett Engineering

Mussett Engineering has been working for Formula Two since 2007The start of the Formula Two season has led to new orders for Mussett Enginering and Composites in Norfolk UK. The company is making parts for all the cars on the starting grid.

Xaar helps put ‘Great’ in Britain

Ted Wiggans, operations director at XaarCambridge inkjet technology business Xaar has beaten competition from hundreds of other UK companies to win a place in the Government’s ‘Make it in Great Britain’ exhibition this summer.

Manufacturing leads UK recovery push

Mary Currie-SmithManufacturing in Cambridge and the UK’s East of England is battling back on the road to recovery according to corporate recovery specialist Begbies Traynor.

AMEC lines up double digit revenue growth

AMEC chief executive Samir BrikhoAMEC, the UK engineering and project management company, is on track to deliver double-digit underlying revenue growth in 2012 despite the continued macro economic uncertainty.

Marshall pushes into defence hotspot

Peter Callaghan, chief executive of parent company, Marshall Land SystemsCambridge-based Marshall SV has opened an office in Bristol at the heart of the UK defence industry in the South West.

Domino’s US egg venture soars in value

Nigel Bond, Domino’s managing director Domino Printing Sciences, a Cambridge-based world leader in inkjet printing technology, reports huge growth in the value of a US egg industry venture in which it invested a year ago.

Domino enjoys emerging markets boom

Chris WoodWith emerging markets becoming an increasing force in the global economy, Domino Printing Sciences is finding new geographical areas and market sectors for one of its core products.

Hexcel boosts composites ecosystem

The original company that came to be known as Hexcel was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area of northern California,A Cambridge manufacturer whose innovation has helped change the universe has boosted a new UK ecosystem for composite materials specialists.

Bedford manufacturer wins national award

Gina Bubbins (left) and Sherida Carter of Bourns, pictured with some of the team at the premises at Bedford Heights. Bedford based manufacturer, Bourns Ltd, has won a national award for excellence for developing its people and improving profits by 300 per cent.

Innomech eyes carbon neutral target

Innomech has had 141 roof-mounted solar panels fitted to deliver around half its electricity needsA company specialising in automation for manufacturing clients has invested heavily in solar power that will make it carbon neutral by the end of the year. Based in the Cambridge UK technology cluster, GB Innomech’s new solar PV system will generate sufficient energy to fully meet its annual energy consumption of around 45,000 kWh.

Sunderland to drive growth at fertiliser business

Richard SunderlandRichard Sunderland has been appointed as Managing Director of Great Yarmouth based J&H Bunn Ltd.

IfM rolls out UK manufacturing masterclasses

Dr Derek FordCambridge University brainpower is being put at the disposal of UK SME manufacturers to help them identify a commercial cutting edge.

Norfolk firm rescues China Sea oil rig project

Gordon-MussettEngineers from Norfolk have used their machining expertise to make vital parts for an oil rig in the South China Sea – just seven days before the rig was due to start working.

e-vehicle challenge from Hethel Engineering

Hethel EngineeringCompanies in the East of England are being asked to use their creative talents to show how they would improve the public's perception of e-vehicles.

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