Sentence examples for safe manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Other manufacturers and retailers of residential safes report similar trends: At Brown Safe Manufacturing, for instance, sales have risen 30 percent annually over the last three years, and sales of "luxury," or very high-end safes, which make up 20 percent of the company's business, have gone up 30 percent in the last year as well.

Gutmann, B., Cantillo, D. & Kappe, C.O. Continuous-flow technology a tool for the safe manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients.

From a practical standpoint, propellants must be insensitive to accidental ignition stimuli and amenable to safe manufacturing and loading in the motor.

Later that year, the FDA sent its first warning letter to U.S. Stem Cell, charging the company with selling an illegal, unapproved product and of ignoring safe manufacturing practices.

REACH shall ensure the safe manufacturing, placing on the market and use of chemicals in the European Union.

4. Designing for the future: Zero waste emphasizes efficient use of resources; safe manufacturing and recycling processes to protect workers; product durability; and design for disassembly, repair, and recycling.

The growth of manufacturing control software from simple NC and PLC-based systems to concurrent networked systems incorporating PCs, PLCs, CNCs, and enterprise databases has created new challenges to the design, implementation, and maintenance of safe and dependable manufacturing systems.

In many samples the lead was present within 20 μg g− 1, the value indicated as safe in good manufacturing practice, but it exceed this limit in four Chinese samples.

The growth of manufacturing control software from simple NC and PLC-based systems to concurrent networked systems incorporating PC's, PLC's, CNC's, and enterprise databases has created new challenges to the design, implementation, and maintenance of safe and dependable manufacturing systems.

In 2009, largely on its own initiative, the Clorox Company announced that it would convert all its factories that use lethal, chlorine gas to more efficient and safer manufacturing processes that use a less volatile substitute.

For example, in 2012, the Clorox Company completed conversion of all of its U.S. facilities to a safer manufacturing process.