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Suncombe doubles operations with new state-of-the-art facility
Suncombe doubles operations with new state-of-the-art facility Suncombe, a leading global supplier of hygienic process equipment and systems, has opened
EBSA conference May 2024
Suncombe are exhibiting at the EBSA 2024, the annual conference of the European Biosafety Association on 14th – 17th May in Antwerp, Belgium.
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
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
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,
Cleaning in place – Trends in our market
The evolution of CIP systems is shaping the industry with new trends in CIP cleaning techniques. Suncombe remains at the
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.
The Origin of the company name Suncombe
Suncombe was incorporated in 1961 and throughout our history, people have often enquired about the origin of our company’s unusual name.
Effluent Decontamination at the ABSANZ
Suncombe will be attending ABSANZ 2023, the annual conference of the Association of Biosafety for Australia and New Zealand (ABSANZ).
Exploring the Evolution of Suncombe Logos: A Design Journey Through Time
The Suncombe organisation, founded in 1961, has been in business for over 60 years and in that time, we have
Suncombe: Supporting Employee Philanthropy
At Suncombe, we value and support our employees’ commitment to making a positive impact in their communities through charitable endeavours.
Sustainability
As a company, we recognise the importance of sustainability and the need to minimise our environmental impact.
