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Robotics Manufacturers

Jul 28, 2020 | Brands we repair, Engineering, Manufacturing, Parts we repair

Robotics ManufacturersTop 5 Best BrandsWe’ve compiled a list of the top 10 best robotic...

Robotics in Factories

Jul 27, 2020 | Engineering, Manufacturing

Robotics in Factories has become a strong talking point of the 21st century. Is it always a bad thing? We don’t think so. Let us guide you through robotics in factories, and help you choose the perfect robotic solution for your factory.

Case Study: Aluminium Manufacturer

Jul 22, 2020 | Case Studies, Engineering, Manufacturing, Parts we repair

Case Study: Aluminium Container ManufacturerRepairing an Aluminium Foil Tray StackerRob Phillips,...

Meet the Team: Mike Foster, On Site Engineer

Jun 18, 2020 | Engineering

Mike Foster is the latest addition to the Kontroltek team! An on-site engineer, Mike specialises in power presses and PLC programming. Read more about Mike on our website.

Working During a Pandemic — Ben Spain

Jun 10, 2020 | Video series

The first in Kontroltek’s video series regarding working through the coronavirus pandemic. Today we interview Ben Spain, an Electronic Apprentice adapting to a socially distanced workplace.

The UK Government’s COVID-19 Recovery Strategy

May 11, 2020 | Manufacturing, News

The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, delivered a statement on Sunday with regards to how England will ease its lockdown restrictions.

A COVID-19 Update

Apr 29, 2020 | Miscellaneous, News

Andrew Follant, Kontroltek’s Managing Director, has written a COVID-19 update for the Kontroltek blog.

Machinery Failure

Apr 16, 2020 | Engineering

Machinery failure is a common issue that occurs during the manufacturing process. There are many reasons why machinery failure happens, but the main aim for a manufacturer is to either prevent it or minimise the amount of downtime it causes.