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The Quiet Workhorse: Why Stainless Steel Wire Rope Keeps the World Moving

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How a Pull Lift Works and How Businesses Can Implement Them

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Single Use Slings: Their Place in Present-day Lifting Operations

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Electric Hoist: A Comprehensive Overview of Lifting Abilities 

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Load Cells: The Precision Measurement Devices

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The Caterpillar D9 bulldozer

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016August 26, 2014

There are plenty of bulldozers on the market but not many perform quite as well as the Caterpillar D9. This really is a bit of a beast when it comes to shifting earth, and it’s regularly used in the military. It has proved to be extremely effective for the Israeli Defence Forces, while the US …

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Polycarbonate Dome Rooflights – A Hard and Durable

by Samupdated on October 18, 2023July 17, 2014

Polycarbonate Dome rooflights are a modern way to provide more economical lighting by using the sun’s natural light to meet your indoor lighting needs. Polycarbonate is a very hard and durable type of transparent plastic that offers a high level of versatility. Polycarbonate is moulded into different shapes to create a small window like opening …

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Advantages of the Hormann DF98 and N80 garage doors

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016April 11, 2014

Hormann DF98 and N80 are durable and stylish garage doors manufactured in Germany. They are meticulously designed and can be used for both domestic and commercial purposes. These doors have a lot of advantages over other types of garage doors. Some of the advantages of these garage doors include the following; They have an Extra …

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UK Construction Market Continues to Grow

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016April 6, 2014

British Construction firms have been at it again, and they have played a big part in reducing the deficit, and March showed the same level of growth as February, remaining around 62.5 (50 being the mark for growth). The construction industry accounts for 7 percent of the UK economy, and even though it was damaged …

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Why You Should Consider Fibreglass Roofing

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016March 19, 2014

Are you confused in choosing the best modern roofing to install in your home? Well, there are a couple of reasons why you should consider fibreglass roofing. It is one of the modern roofing trends that a great number of people are adopting. The truth is that this kind of roofing comes along with a …

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Prupim takes on £105.4m Berkeley PRS portfolio

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016February 19, 2014

8 April, 2013 | Prupim, the genuine estate investment management arm of M&G Investments, has acquired a £105.4m residential rental portfolio owned by the Berkeley Group and partially funded by the houses and Communities Agency. Not yet a subscriber Sign up today for fast and complete access to cnplus.co.uk and the weekly Construction …

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Cala taken over for £210m

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016February 18, 2014

The transaction comprises £140m of equity, and £70m of debt, valuing Cala at £210m. Patron and Legal & General each take a 46.5% share, leaving 7% within the hands of senior management. The new owners have promised funds for significant land purchasing. Lloyds Banking Group will continue its support of the business with a brand …

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Director hit with £20,000 bill after worker loses leg

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016February 17, 2014

8 April, 2013 | A director of a Wimborne building firm was fined £2,000 and ordered to pay costs of £18,000 after a self-employed worker lost his leg engaged on a cottage extension. Not yet a subscriber Sign up today for instant and complete access to cnplus.co.uk and the weekly Construction News magazine …

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High Court rejects HS2 challenge

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016February 15, 2014

A High Court judge today threw out attempts to derail the scheme to construct new lines from London the Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester. In what the federal government is describing as a landmark victory, of the 10 broad areas of challenge presented against HS2 Phase One (from London to Birmingham) by four sets of claimants, …

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Four appointed to £600m Scottish Hydro substation framework

by Samupdated on November 14, 2016February 13, 2014

8 April, 2013 | Consortia including Miller, Balfour Beatty, Alstom and Bam Nutall have all won places on Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission’s £600m framework to deliver new electricity substations inside the north of Scotland. Not yet a subscriber Sign up today for fast and complete access to cnplus.co.uk and the weekly Construction News …

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