News
Microcapillary reactor work presented at the 8th World Congress of Chemical Engineering
Christian Hornung gave a talk in the 'Micro Process Technology' session at the 8th World Congress of Chemical Engineering on the work he has been doing using the Cambridge Disc Microreactor developed jointly by Lamina Dielectrics and Cambridge University Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Polymer Fluids Group. Further details can be found on the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology News page.
2009-09-03
Export Sales Manager Appointment at Lamina Dielectrics Ltd.
Lamina Dielectrics Ltd., has appointed Stefano Rinaldi as Export Sales Manager.
Stefano joins Lamina from Asset Trader, a group of web portals where he was Key Accounts Manager for Europe and Latin America. He brings over 15 years of international marketing and trade experience. Stefano was responsible for taking the French packaging group Sidel Group (currently owned by Tetratpack) into Latin America, where he was also appointed as General Manager of the Italian group Zoppas Spa. More recently, he was the Sales Executive responsible to develop new markets to the Crown Cork and Seal group, based in Scotland.
Stefano is a registered member of Chartered Management Institute (UK), as a Chevening Scholar, holds an MBA from Strathclyde University, a MSc in Mechanical Production Engineering, a post-degree in Marketing, and a Certificate in Finance, from the London School of Business and Finance. Stefano will be responsible for managing existing accounts, and developing new ones, covering the markets of: Southern Europe, North, Central and Latin America, Middle-East and Africa. He will bring fresh new blood and dynamics into the Lamina structure, will contribute to Lamina's growth challenges, and drive the business forward in these important markets.
CEO and founder of Lamina Dielectrics Ltd. Patrick Hester said: "I am delighted to receive from Stefano confirmation of acceptance of this position within Lamina. I very much look forward to working with him to take Lamina back to its successful technical roots."
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2009-08-17
New PLAMARON HS Caps Adobe 3D Datasheet
Details of our reliable PLAMARON Heat Shrink Caps are now available from the resources section of our website. We have updated the information available on our PLAMARON Heat Shrinkable Caps by publishing a new datasheet which outlines the characterisitics of these reliable caps which are intended for use at temperatures up to 155°C in Class F electric motors. To see the form of the cap in 3D you will need the free Adobe® Reader® or equivalent. Please see the resources page on our website. If you want to be kept informed of our new developments or find out more about the products on this site please contact us.
2009-08-14
New Website
Welcome to our new website. June 2009 marks the start of a new phase for Lamina Dielectrics. The last two years have seen us move from our old factory units into a new more environmentally friendly factory and become a leaner, more efficient organisation. Our new website reflects this and has been launched to make it easier to find out about our products, including the new Insulotube cable repair product and the Microcapillary films we have developed recently with Cambridge University. Lamina Dielectrics is currently developing several completely new products which we will launch during 2009. If you want to be kept informed of our new developments or find out more about the products on this site please contact us.
2009-06-15
CERN - LHCb Industry Award
We have just received our second supplier award from CERN. The LHCb award relates to the particle detector straw tubes we manufactured for NIKHEF as part of their LHCb experiment at CERN and which are being used on the LHCb outer track. CERN industry awards honour suppliers that have made outstanding contributions to the construction of the LHC and its experiments. We are among a very small number of companies who have received these awards. This follows the award received for our work on the ALTAS detector. More details of the LHCb Outer tracker can be seen at LHCb Outer Tracker home page. Click here to link to an image of the LHCb award presentation and click here to link to the ATLAS award presentation images.
2009-01-12