R.A. Rodriguez is Exhibiting at the MTC’s National Nuclear Conference
On the 9th of July 2026, R.A. Rodriguez (UK) Ltd will be exhibiting at the National Nuclear Manufacturing Conference hosted by the MTC in Coventry. The highly-anticipated one-day event promises to unite OEMs, Tier Ones, innovators and SMEs across the nuclear industry.
As the industry continues to evolve to meet increasing demands for low-carbon energy generation and stringent regulatory requirements, events like this play a vital role in fostering dialogue and showcasing cutting-edge technologies. Reflecting an ongoing commitment to supporting the UK industry, R.A. Rodriguez will be showcasing its industry-specific engineering solutions.
Visitors to Stand 11 will have the opportunity to find out more about Linear Chain, a space-saving push-pull chain designed for high-force linear motion over long distances. In the nuclear industry, Linear Chain could be utilised for shield door movement, remote handling systems, positioning of heavy inspection or maintenance equipment, among other applications. Additionally, R.A. Rodriguez will be showcasing linear guideways, which are typically used in inspection gantries and scanning systems, automated assembly lines for nuclear components and remote maintenance systems.
Also on display will be Kaydon (an SKF Group brand) thin section bearings. Able to withstand high loads, temperature and radiation while maintaining precision, thin section bearings are ideal for reactor systems and coolant pumps, control rod mechanisms, shield doors and rotation platforms, as well as inspection and robotic systems.
The event also offers an excellent platform to engage with R.A. Rodriguez’s technical experts, discuss specific project requirements, and gain insights into how linear systems can enhance system efficiency and operational performance.
R.A. Rodriguez will be joined by sister companies RARUK Automation and Drive Lines Technologies, which specialise in robotic and automation solutions and power transmission components respectively.
