Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that websites place in your browser to keep information between visits or page requests. Similar technologies, including browser storage and tracking pixels, can also store settings or help measure interactions.

A first-party cookie comes from the website you visit. A third-party cookie is associated with an external provider whose service is used on that website.

Why cookies may be used

Website functions may use cookies to support secure operation, remember a requested preference or record a cookie choice. If optional tools are enabled, cookies may also help us understand how visitors explore machinery pages, technical resources and enquiry features.

The purpose depends on the particular feature. An enquiry form, embedded video or advertising service may involve different technologies and settings.

Types of cookies

• Strictly necessary cookies: support essential functions, such as a requested session, security feature or consent preference. Their classification depends on the function they perform.
• Preference cookies: remember choices such as language or display settings, if those features are enabled.
• Analytics and performance cookies: help measure visits, page interactions or website performance when measurement tools are enabled.
• Advertising cookies: may measure campaign responses or support relevant advertising when advertising tools are enabled.

Optional categories are subject to the applicable consent requirements. Cookie data may include identifiers, device information and browsing activity; its handling is also described in our Privacy Policy .

Third-party services

If external videos, maps, analytics or advertising services are enabled, those providers may receive information or use their own cookies and similar technologies. Their privacy notices explain their processing.

Where required, optional embedded content and tracking must remain inactive until the relevant consent is given. Visiting a link to an external website brings you under that website’s cookie settings and policies.

Cookie duration

Session cookies generally last for a browsing session. Persistent cookies can remain until their expiry date or until you remove them.

The duration of a particular cookie depends on its purpose and provider settings. Your browser’s site-data tools can help you inspect or remove stored information.

Cookie consent

Where applicable law requires consent, optional cookies and similar tracking technologies must stay inactive until you make an affirmative choice. Continuing to browse does not by itself provide that consent.

Strictly necessary technologies may operate without optional-cookie consent where the law permits. A feature being useful to the business does not automatically make its cookies strictly necessary.

Managing your choices

If cookie controls are available on the website, you can use them to accept or reject optional categories and revisit your choice. You can also manage site data through your browser:

• Review, block or delete cookies in the browser’s privacy settings.
• Restrict third-party cookies where your browser supports that option.
• Repeat your settings on each browser or device you use.

Deleting cookies can remove saved preferences and may affect some requested functions. Changing a consent choice does not automatically erase information already stored; browser controls can remove existing cookies.

If you cannot find a cookie setting or want details about a particular service, contact us using the email below.

Policy updates

We may revise this policy when website features, service providers or legal requirements change. The date above identifies the latest revision. New optional purposes may require a new consent choice where applicable.