This week's Materials Testing 2015 exhibition in Telford is offering attendees the chance to discover the latest developments in non-destructive testing (NDT) and to learn more about the Bloodhound SuperSonic Car (SSC) land-speed record attempt.
The Bloodhound SSC show car will be on display throughout the free exhibition, which runs from 8 – 10 September at the International Centre in Telford.
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Places are still available for a free networking event on the first evening – Tuesday 8 September, which will feature a presentation on the progress of the Bloodhound project and the role that NDT and condition monitoring is playing.
Entry is free of charge although visitors must register online in advance.
The exhibition will also feature a series of free talks about NDT careers, including how NDT professionals can achieve the coveted Engineering Council registration, and the new NDT apprenticeships scheme.
There will also be technical talks on everything from the use of NDT for 3D printing to advances in sub-sea inspection and corrosion analysis in pipelines.
One of the world’s most comprehensive exhibition of non-destructive testing (NDT), materials testing, condition monitoring and diagnostic technology – Materials Testing 2015 will feature around 75 exhibitors, and is organised by the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT).
The Manufacturer MX Awards 2015
Engineering lead for the Bloodhound project, Conor La Grue will be a guest speaker at this year’s TMMX Awards ceremony at The ICC in Birmingham on Thursday 26 November.
More than 1,000 industry leaders will come together for a night of reward, recognition and celebration to see the winners of all 12 categories, as well as finding out who will be crowned the overall Manufacturer of the Year 2015.
You can view the complete shortlist here.
For further information and to book your table at this year’s event, please visit the website.