Celebrating a Milestone: Keith Foskett and Nick Jeffery
Keith Foskett and Nick Jeffery mark an impressive 26 years of dedicated service at Suncombe this August Starting in August 1997, Keith and Nick’s commitment and contributions have played a significant role in the company’s success. Drawn to Suncombe’s values and sustainability focus, they’ve used their skills to help drive the company’s growth. Over the […]
Suncombe becomes IMechE Membership Partner
Suncombe is pleased to announce that it has become a Membership Partner with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). While the company’s engineers are proud members of the IMechE, this partnership opens up new and wider opportunities in engineering. Working in collaboration with the IMechE and allowing the organisation to collaborate with the institution, Suncombe […]
Stainless Steel: A History in Hygienic Processes
An Introduction to Stainless Steel In the world of modern hygienic processes, stainless steel stands as a symbol of reliability, durability, and purity. This alloy dates back to the early 20th century when it was first discovered, and in this blog post, we will explore the history of stainless steel’s role in ensuring hygiene and […]
Cleaning in place – Trends in our market
The Trends in the Clean in Place market are important to understand in order for our company to innovate and progress.The infographic below shows some of the Key facts. For more information speak to one or our specialists. SPEAK TO A SPECIALIST
The Suncombe IsolatorCIP™
CIP and WIP for Glovebox Isolators After the initial development and release of the IsolatorCIP™ in the early 2000’s, numerous systems have been provided to worldwide biopharma clients for many different Glovebox Isolator manufacturers. Throughout this period, the IsolatorCIP™ have been subject to a Continuous Development Programme and after nearly 20 years, these have now […]
A Beginner’s guide to Clean In Place (CIP) chemicals
Clean-in-Place (CIP) is a method of cleaning and sanitizing enclosed processing equipment without disassembling it.
