At Food Manufacturing Live The Schaeffler Group will showcase its range of products which will enable reduced energy consumption, conserved resources, reduction in unplanned downtime and more.

In the second in our series of previews for FoodManufacturing.Live, which opens its doors at the National Motorcycle Museum on 1 May 2024, we look specifically at the issue of safety within food and beverage production, highlighting solutions from SKF, Pilz and MachineSafe Compliance.

In the first of a series of preview articles, we look at some of the technologies on display at FoodManufacturing.Live, focusing here on bushings and bearings from Graphite Metallising Corporation, measurement technology from JUMO, control systems from Total Automated Solutions and the full factory fit-out capability of Oakley Food Projects.

This special event is staged exclusively for engineers in the UK food and drink manufacturing sector. With more than 100 exhibitors on site specialising in factory automation, robotics, power transmission, industrial networks, machinery safety and so much more, there is something here for engineers of all disciplines.

When Dutch solutions provider Innovotech was asked to develop a system for a food industry company, it turned to WERMA for hygienic signal towers to provide status indication of whether production is running smoothly or if there any problems or malfunctions.

Weidmüller is thrilled to join Food Manufacturing Live, showcasing cutting-edge solutions for the industry. The company’s line-up includes the wire processing centre, revolutionising efficiency.

The VEGATRUCK mobile customer training facility is gearing up for its much-anticipated 2024 UK Tour, scheduled for three weeks starting from 24 April to 9 May.

Compressed air and fluid power specialist Thorite will highlight how it can help food and drink companies reduce energy use, improve efficiency and maximise savings at FoodManufacturing.Live.

Based on years of experience working with food and drink companies and their supply chains, CREAT3D have been assisting in the adoption of additive manufacturing across a number of areas including R&D, production, packaging and distribution, dramatically saving costs and time.