 | Renishaw hosts senior politicians at MACH 2008Cette page n'est pas disponible actuellement dans votre langue. Vous pouvez en afficher une traduction automatique avec l'outil Google Translate. Cependant nous déclinons toute responsabilité quant à ce service et nous ne contrôlons pas les résultats de la traduction. Trade stand turns red and blue at leading UK manufacturing exhibition Trade stand turns red and blue at leading UK manufacturing exhibition
Innovative manufacturerAfter formally opening the MACH show on 21st April, during which he paid tribute to Renishaw as a leading innovative UK manufacturer, Ian Pearson, UK Minister of State for Science and Innovation, spent time at the company’s exhibition stand. The Minister was hosted by Marc Saunders, General Manager for Renishaw’s UK Sales Division, who demonstrated the company’s new products that help manufacturers’ profitability in an era of intense global competition. Mr Saunders also used the opportunity to discuss how the Government could help businesses by giving tax breaks on their research and development investments.
News updatesRegister for regular news updates from Renishaw Images
All images and text - copyright Renishaw Étapes suivantesContactez-nous en ligne si vous souhaitez obtenir davantage d'informations ou si vous avez une question de tarif. Sinon, vous pouvez vous adresser directement à votre bureau Renishaw local. |
Renishaw had a very busy time at the recent MACH 2008 trade show, the UK’s largest show for manufacturing industry, held at the NEC, Birmingham. As well as receiving almost 500 enquiries for its world-leading range of precision measurement equipment, the Gloucestershire-based engineering company also hosted two visits from leading Labour and Conservative politicians.
Later during the week, Alan Duncan, Shadow Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, was also updated by Mr Saunders about the positive impact that many UK manufacturing companies are having on the UK economy, contrary to popular opinion. Whilst at the Renishaw stand Mr Duncan also learnt that 93% of Renishaw’s products are exported, but despite this, the company is still able to maintain the bulk of its manufacturing in the UK due to high levels of automation, quality and process innovations in its manufacturing operations.
