Past Events

Recent Past Events from Heason's Exhibition Schedule

We include recent past events here for your interest.  Most of these events are reoccuring, some annual and others at different timings.

Heason Technology is always pleased to organise bespoke in-house exibitions and seminars at your place of work.  If you have a number of people at your site involved in motion control, why not ask us to setup a mini exhibition at your premises rather than you having to travel to us.

Please email Stacey if you wish to organise an in-house event.

STFC Exhibition - 8th May 2008

Heason Technology exhibited at this years STFC exhibition in Harwell.

For further information on this exhibition or for information about any  forthcoming/past exhibitions, please call Stacey on 01403 755800 or click here to email her.

Sensor and Test Exhibition - 6th-8th May 2008

Variohm EuroSensor and B&L, members of the Variohm Holdings Group, exhibited at this years Sensor and Test exhibition in Nuremberg.

Please feel free to visit both Variohm and B&L website for more details about the companies.

AWE Exhibition - 30th April 2008

Heason Technology exhibited at this years AWE exhibition in Aldermaston.

For further information on this exhibition or for information about any  forthcoming/past exhibitions, please call Stacey on 01403 755800 or click here to email her.

Hannover Exhibition - 21st-25th April 2008

Variohm EuroSensor, a member of the Variohm Holdings Group, exhibited at this years Hannover Exhibition in Germany.

Please click here to visit Variohm's website for more details.

Midlands Manufacturing Exhibition - 18th-19th March 2008

Variohm EuroSensor, a member of the Variohm Holdings Group, exhibited at this years Midlands Manufacturing exhibition at the Ricoh Stadium.

Please click here to visit Variohm's website for more details.

Instrumentation North Exhibition - 9th-10th April 2008

Variohm EuroSensor, a member of the Variohm Holdings Group, exhibited at this years Instrumentation North exhibition in Leeds.

Please click here to visit Variohm's website for more details.

MainTech Exhibition - 11th-13th March 2008

Variohm EuroSensor, a member of the Variohm Holdings Group, exhibited at this years MainTech exhibition at the NEC, Birmingham.

Please click here to visit Variohm's website for more details.

MTec Exhibition - 13th - 14th February 2008

Heason experienced a very successful exhibition at the recent MTec show at the NEC, Birmingham.

Heason exhibited alongside the other members of the Variohm Holdings Group at the exhibition.

The exhibition proved to be a great success and we look forward to exhibiting alongside Variohm Holdings again at many other exhibitions we have planned for this year.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

UKAEA Exhibition - 17th January 2008

Heason Technology recently exhibited at the UKAEA site in Culham. Every couple of months UKAEA run in-house exhibitions for their staff. This gives many companies such as Heason an opportunity to exhibit their range of products and services that they offer.

Culham is at the heart of international efforts to develop fusion as a sustainable source of energy. The site also houses a hi-tech business centre where companies are exploiting technology transfer from fusion research.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

Machine Building Exhibition - 13th & 14th February 2007

Heason Technologies were pleased to exhibit at this years Machine Building exhibition.

Machine Building, Drives and Automation, incorporating PneuMotion, was the definitive event addressing all aspects of automation and design within the machine building, drives and compressed air industries.

Heason Technologies exhibited our new range of actuators using high ratio reduction Spinea gear sets close coupled to many different servomotors. Also displayed were the precision tables that incorporated the Nanomotion ceramic motors used in both normal and UHV applications.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

CCLRC Exhibition - 30th October 2006

Heason Technologies were delighted to have the chance of exhibiting at this years CCLRC exhibition, which was held at the CCLRC premises in Oxford.

The exhibition was open to CCLRC only. It gave CCLRC employees an insight to some of Heason's capabilities.

Heason exhibited a wide range of Motion Control products to the employees of CCLRC.

Heason have a lot of experience working with CCLRC on various Motion Control applications.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

BNES/BNFL, Risley - 27th September 2006

Heason Technologies exhibited at this years BNES/BNFL exhibition at Risley, Cheshire.

The BNFL 'Hilton House' complex was an ideal venue for attracting Designers, Project Engineers, Technologists and Procurement staff to whom the Technology exhibition was mainly targeted.

BNFL has had a major administrative base at Hinton House, Risley since 1971, when the company was formed following a reorganisation of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA).

The location for almost 2,000 people, the majority of these are employed on engineering related activities for British Nuclear Group with other providing functional support. Project Services, Spent Fuel Services and Nexia Solutions Ltd are also based in Hinton House.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

UKAEA, Culham - 29th June 2006

This was the second UKAEA exhibition that Heason Technologies exhibited at this year.

Culham Science Centre is one of the UK's most prestigious research centres and is home the the UK's national fusion research programme and host to the European "flagship" fusion experimental facility JET (Joint European Torus).

UKAEA's own fusion facility is the MAST (Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak) which has been in operation since 1999 and follows an earlier experiment to further explore the spherical tokamak approach as a means of investigating the potenial for fusion power.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

EPAC 06, Edinburgh - 26th-28th June

This year Heason Technologies exhibited at the EPAC 06 exhibition (European Particle Accelerator Conference), which was held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.

EPAC is the main European conference for those engaged in accelerator science. Held biennially, the Edinburgh event was the tenth in a series that has included previous venues in Rome, Nice, Berlin, London, Sitges, Stockholm, Vienna, Paris and in July 2004, Lucerne. The scientific programme consisted of invited talks, specially selected oral contributions, poster presentations and a major industrial exhibition. Studentships were available and two prestigious accelerator prizes were awarded. There was also a full social programme.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

AWE Exhibition - 4th May 2006

Heason Technologies was pleased to exhibit at the AWE Exhibition in Aldermaston.

The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) at Aldermaston has been central to the defence of the United Kingdom since 1950, providing and maintaining the warheads for the country's nuclear deterrent.

AWE covers the whole 'life cycle' of nuclear warheads including the initial concept and design, through component manufacture and assembly, to in-service support and finally, decommissioning and disposal.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

UKAEA Exhibition - 18th May 2006

Heason Technologies exhibited at this years UKAEA exhibition in Harwell and Chilton.

UKAEA was recently chosen for development as a key national centre for Science & Technology, the UKAEA Harwell site, along with its neighbours at Chilton, will form a joint venture campus to promote a world-class centre for science, technology and innovation.

Harwell is also the headquarters of UKAEA. The partially decommissioned reactors of DIDO and PLUTO, GLEEP and BEPO are all based at Harwell, along with radiochemical laboratories and waste stores. In addition, Harwell is also home to many science and technology-based companies including the Medical Research Council and Nirex.

Chilton based organisations include the Health Protection Agency (HPA) and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory which now includes Diamond Light Source Ltd, an exciting project to construct a complex of support laboratories and offices around the perimeter of a hugh circular dome, which will house a synchrotron light source for scientific purposes.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

Advanced Motion Control Seminar - 26th April 2006

Heason Technologies teamed up with Delta Tau UK & US for this one day seminar held at Ghyll Manor Hotel.

The seminar gave an insight to the very latest in motion control.

Dimitri Dimitri, President and CEO of Delta Tau US was the keynote speaker on the day. Dimitri gave the audience a thorough insight into the future development trends for advanced motion control.

Heason Technologies ran a short presentation about the company, presented by Kenny Green.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

A Lucky Winner of an iPod from our Delta Tau Seminar!

Assaff Rawner (right) was the proud new owner of an iPod Nano after winning the prize draw at the Heason had organised. The iPod was presented to Assaff by Dimitri Dimitri (left).

Assaff and his colleagues are working at the cutting edge in camera platforms for the film industry where precision sevro control is fundentual to their requirements.

Portsmouth Exhibition - 20th April 2006

Heason Technologies exhibited at the Institute of Industrial Research at Portsmouth University.

The event that launched the new Institute and took place on 20th April.

A new Institute of Industrial Research (IIR) has been established by the University of Portsmouth to develop solutions to help businesses in the region become more competitive ...
   
The University has long been involved in research programmes but the IIR aims to enable businesses to develop solutions to specific problems.

The IIR is offering businesses -

• Free consultation - the IIR will visit organisations for an initial analysis of their business needs and a discussion of possible solutions.
• Research - existing knowledge and expertise available in the University or from specifically commissioned research projects.
• Dedicated office space for business partners and start-ups - new businesses are offered attractive office space working alongside the IIR's researchers and developers.
• Practical application - specific business or industry problems addresses and joint research undertaken.

For more information about how the exhibition went or for information about any forthcoming exhibitions please contact Stacey Hall on +44 (0)1403 755805 or click here to email Stacey.

David Brown's an iPod Winner from our Portmouth Exhibition!

Heason Technologies ran a competion to win the latest iPod Nano. Dr. David Brown, a Director of the University, was the lucky winner of the iPod.

The iPod was presented to David Brown at the Advanced Motion Control Seminar the following week.