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Traceability within the Laboratory
It is said that more than 800 million test samples travel through the NHS domain during a 12-month period, imagine the chaos that would be generated if the traceability of this vast volume of test data was to become compromised and labels were to become illegible or the labels fell off the tube.
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Durability and Flexibility – Your “Super” Laboratory Label
Labels suitable for use within a typical laboratory can require a full roster of requirements to ensure that it lives up to the environment it is going to be used in.
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Bringing an end to errors in the laboratory
Specialist labels are a key feature of an efficient, organised laboratory and are essential for minimising project errors and delays.
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Artist Q & A: 5 Axis Machined Sculpture
Discover the inspiration and design process behind a beautifully crafted, 5 Axis machined Horse head sculpture, with a question and answers session with the artist Dean Bourne.
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Digital Print Technology in the Labels Industry
Digital Print Technology: An interview with Simon Tourle
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SC21 and AS9100: What do they mean?
SC21 and AS9100 are hallmarks of quality in the aerospace industry. Find out more about these standards, and the advantages of selecting suppliers that possess them.
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Something Fishy Going on at Fine Cut
Laser Marking.
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Engineering a baton for an epic journey
World-renowned engineering consultancy Ricardo chose Fine Cut to produce a baton to take on a worldwide trip to celebrate 100 years in business
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Appreciation of artisan craftsmanship drives bookbinding industry
Consumers are increasingly attracted to a more handmade aesthetic, which is helping to fuel an interest in traditional arts such as bookbinding
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Why domed labels are shaping the real ale industry
Why the world of domed labels is shaping the real ale market.
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Offering the perfect mix of experience and technology
Our new 5-Axis machine and Faro measuring and scanning arm complement our experienced staff to create a high quality service for our customers.
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Business Development Grant will take us to the next level
2015 is set to be an important year for Fine Cut, thanks to significant investment in new machinery.
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UK retailers supporting front-of-pack labels
UK food retailers have stated a new system of front-of-pack labelling is helping customers to choose healthier options.
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Voluntary labelling target achieved by UK drinks firms
UK drinks firms have achieved 80 per cent compliance on alcohol labelling.
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Could new food label be the next big eco trend?
An award-winning food label innovation could become the next new environmentally-friendly packaging trend.
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Global adhesives and sealants market 'worth $43 billion by 2020'
Growth in the construction, packaging and automotive industries is set to boost the global adhesives and sealants market, according to new research.
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Health experts call for calorie labels on alcoholic drinks
It has been suggested that wine, beer and spirits should clearly display calorie information on their labels.
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Could new adhesive be the key to the final frontier?
Scientists have developed a new adhesive that could be perfect for bonding materials in space.
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Natural inspiration used for underwater adhesives
Researchers at MIT have developed a new adhesive modelled on the natural glue produced by mussels.
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E-labelling approved for Canadian tech products
Canada has become the sixth country in the world to give the go-ahead to electronic labelling.
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Gluten-free labelling rule launched in US
Regulations have been introduced in the US to define what criteria food products that display gluten-free labels have to fulfil.
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Adhesive and sealant market to 'continue to expand'
New research indicates growth across the worldwide adhesive market until at least 2018.
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South African winemakers using holograms to tackle fraud
Wine producers in South Africa are taking an innovative approach to combatting the problem of counterfeit goods in the industry.
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Labelling 'needs to be used effectively' for biocide products
An investigation has begun in Sweden to see how well labels are being used on biocide products, amid concerns standards are slipping.
