The term “Industry 4.0”, commonly referred to as the “fourth industrial revolution”, describes the incorporation of cutting-edge technology into conventional industrial processes, including robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Big Data and the…
Laser marking is a process of using a laser to engrave, etch or mark a surface. This technique has become increasingly popular over the years due to its numerous advantages over…
Traceability in manufacturing is an essential process that allows manufacturers to track products from raw materials to final destination. It plays a critical role in quality control, supply chain management, and…
Edward Pryor & Sons Ltd, was founded over 170 years ago and, as you would expect, over the years we have seen many changes in the company and our business.…
A Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN, is a 17-character code that serves as a vehicle’s unique identification number. The character breakdown of the VIN comprises of: The first three character of the…
Pryor were recently contacted by a lady called Hazel Hedley, who had inherited her father’s original steel type set and she was anxious to donate it back to Pryor, so it could…
For more information, please read our article – What is AS9132? Pryor Dot Peen marking machines, when used with the head mounted VeriSmart 2.0 camera for the verification check, are capable of getting pass grades…
Congratulations to Mary Stickland for winning the Inspirational Women of Sheffield, Pam Liverisdge OBE Award For Engineering! Organised by the Sheffield Star, the Inspirational Women of Sheffield Awards search out and celebrate…
A lot of the work that we do at Pryor involves supporting large manufacturing companies on their marking and traceability applications. This normally means that we are a few steps back from…
A fantastic opportunity to join Pryor as part of our apprenticeship programme run in conjunction with the University of Sheffield’s AMRC Training Centre. Pryor’s apprenticeship programme is well established and has been…