Lubricant isn’t the only chemical that keeps automotive manufacturing’s wheel turning, where the difference of a degree in temperature can see production stall. A good example of a product group that must be within a specified temperature range before it can be used are resins. Versatile, with a high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent energy absorption, and impact resistance properties, resins are well-suited to the various demands placed on modern vehicles today once they’re out on the road. But for automotive or indeed aerospace manufacturers using them in their operations, a little care must first be taken. This is because the same...

At Emtez, we're always listening to our customers. Your feedback is invaluable to us, as it helps us continuously improve and adapt to meet your needs. That's why we're excited to announce a significant change based on your input: the colour of our bunded storage units Previously, our bunded storage units were distinguished by their green hue. While this colour served its purpose well, we understand that preferences vary, and some of you expressed a desire for a different option. So, after careful consideration and deliberation, we're thrilled to introduce a new standard colour for our bunded storage units: Grey...

In any industrial or commercial operation, the proper storage of liquids is not just a matter of convenience; it's a critical aspect of safety, environmental responsibility, and regulatory compliance. At Emtez, we understand the importance of effective liquid storage, which is why we've developed a range of Drum and IBC Stores designed to provide secure and reliable solutions for businesses of all sizes. Ensuring Safety and Environmental Protection The repercussions of incorrect liquid storage can be severe, posing risks to both the well-being of employees and the surrounding environment. Despite stringent regulations, oversights can occur, leading to potentially disastrous consequences....

There is a wide range of regulations covering the storage of hazardous substances across the world, however, one thing that unites them is the goal to deliver high levels of safety where hazardous substances are being used or stored. In the UK specifically, the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 applies to workplaces where dangerous substances, including flammable liquids, are currently present or have a chance to be. With that in mind, there are a few steps that are important to consider to achieve a better understanding of what it is you need before making those decisions. Prevention Knowledge...

It goes without saying that storing hazardous substances safely will help protect your business, workers and the environment. If you deal with any potentially dangerous substances in your workplace, it is essential that you first understand how best to manage them. Remember, even something as simple as oil or coolant can pose a danger if not stored or handled correctly. You must be able to identify each potentially hazardous substance on site along with its quantities and fully understand the properties and the associated risks of each in a way that complies with the relevant regulations. Below we take a...