April 2026 - Engineering Update Magazine

April 2026

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Putting the Pressure On: Proven Flow Measurement Where Failure is Not an Option

In high-pressure fluid systems, inaccuracy is more than a measurement problem – it’s a performance, safety, and cost risk. From hydraulic power units to oilfield chemical injection skids, reliable flow data under extreme pressure is essential to keeping critical systems running efficiently and safely.

Ransomware Targets Manufacturing — Is Your DMZ Ready?

Ransomware attacks on industrial facilities are surging, and manufacturers are paying dearly. Attackers know that shutting down a production line is far more painful than shutting down an office. When operations stop, every minute costs money.

Mark Wheeler announced as new Managing Director as Guardtech mark beginning of new era with company rebrand

The Suffolk-based cleanroom construction specialists’ family of brands will all fall under the simplified umbrella title of ‘Guardtech’ from now on.

Pharma Partnering Summit 2026: High-Value Strategic Alliances and Licensing for Global Leaders

Pharma Partnering Summit 2026 brings together a global network of senior leaders in business development, licensing, and investment to explore new partnership opportunities across the life sciences sector.

Debris shields extend life of high-power laser optics

Optical Surfaces Ltd is a leading supplier of larger diameter debris shields for high energy laser applications.

Debris shields are used to prevent damage to critical high precision optical components in beam delivery systems caused by dust, shrapnel and fragments originating from the target in high energy laser experiments. Optical Surfaces debris shields offer a cost-effective solution that extend the operational life of expensive high power refractive and reflective optics.

Pump Success Move as Borger UK continues to grow

Borger UK, which has firmly established itself as a leading pump brand since it was set up in Staffordshire in 2004, has moved into bigger, brand-new premises in Shrewsbury.

Led by Managing Director, David Brown, who originally launched Borger into the UK from his home near Wolverhampton, the company’s remarkable growth has seen it win a major market share in the municipal, industrial, agricultural and biogas industries.