Such an asset
Next month the NEC plays host to Maintec, which will showcase established and new technologies for the Maintenance and Asset Management Industry. Samuel Tulip reports.

For the 33rd year
, the only UK exhibition for the Maintenance and Asset Management Industry, will once again showcase both established and new technologies to help meet the multiple challenges of reducing downtime, retaining quality and, increasingly, meeting environmental and social challenges.
Over 150 exhibitors will be at the NEC from 11-13 March, and as well as the stands, there is a full educational programme.
This includes 'learnShop' seminars, delivered by leading industry specialists. Topics on the agenda cover the whole spectrum, from cost-effective maintenance principles to energy efficiency (an increasingly important issue) and more arcane subjects such as predictive maintenance of robotic systems, and the potential for infrared thermography in diagnosis and prediction.
Also on offer is a briefing lunch, on 11 March, presented by the Process Industries Centre for Manufacturing Excellence and backed by the DTI which focuses on reducing manufacturing waste (in its widest sense) and increasing efficiency in the shortest possible time.
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