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Pump Pioneers Partner to Improve Reliability and Reduce Downtime in Safety-Critical Applications

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SPP Pumps Ltd (SPP) and Rodelta Pumps International BV (Rodelta) have agreed a strategic alliance between two of the world’s most established and respected pump manufacturing brands. Founded on almost 150 years of continuous product development and improvement, the agreement combines SPP Pumps’ ISO accredited and sustainable manufacturing expertise with Rodelta’s renowned R&D capabilities.

Established in the UK in 1878, SPP has grown into a leading designer and manufacturer of centrifugal pumps and associated systems, backed up by a worldwide spares and service network. Founded in 1946 in the Netherlands, Rodelta offers a technology driven product range, with an especially strong reputation for intrinsically safe pumps in potentially hazardous atmospheres.

Together, SPP and Rodelta’s pumps and systems are trusted globally for their reliability and low life cycle costs in safety-critical applications such as: process industries; water and wastewater treatment; fire protection; power generation; construction; mining; and other large industrial plants. 

Through the formation of a joint Process & Chemical Solutions division, SPP-Rodelta will focus primarily on oil, gas, petrochemical, biofuel, hydrogen and carbon capture markets; supported by a network of knowledgeable, responsive teams in Europe, the Middle East, North America and East Asia.

Robbie Graham, business development manager for the new Process & Chemical Solutions Division, commented: “I am delighted, after months of careful planning, to be formalising the longstanding cooperation between SPP and Rodelta. By combining best in class capabilities from both companies, we can now offer the latest in pumping innovations, such as our API 610 12th edition compliant OH2, OH3 and OH5 ranges, via a genuinely global sales and support network.”

In particular the alliance is responsible for developing and introducing new products to complement the Rodelta range of API 610 (12th edition) pumps; meeting the stringent safety and quality standards of the energy sector, where unplanned downtime is not an option. More specifically, this API compliant portfolio includes the ETL range of close coupled OH5 pumps, which provide improved energy efficiencies, reduced weights and smaller footprints with more user-friendly installation and maintenance than traditional alternatives.

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Global lubricants manufacturer chooses new Borger pump

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A new jet-mixing pump system has significantly reduced capital, installation, maintenance and energy costs at Moove, the leading global lubricants manufacturer and distributor, in the UK.

For a closed-top 50m3 tank used in the manufacturing process of quality lubricating, engine, hydraulic and gear oils, Moove wanted to trial a set-up that would not only be better economically, but also provide more redundancy.

Ian Lowe, Moove’s Manufacturing General Manager, explained; “A motor failure on a blender could mean as much as four days impact on production, so it was important for us to take the opportunity to prove a different technology.”

‘A better option’

He added: “The performance of our existing paddle mixers has been good, but Borger were recommended as a company that would work with us to provide a better option; one that could be easily replicated.”

The team at Moove drew up a logic for Borger to examine, outlining their objectives, which ultimately resulted in a pump (plus two nozzles), for a 3-bar application with a flow-rate of up to 60m3/hr.  To meet the space requirement at the Gravesend site in Kent, Borger also provided the system as a skid-mounted unit, working closely with Moove to supply a customised control panel with a specially written program.

“The fact that Borger were able to deliver a complete, all-in-one package was a real bonus,” continued Ian.

“It was also a big advantage to go to Borger for a site test, running different configurations to determine the best operating modes for us. This clearly worked very well, because apart from one very minor tweak, we haven’t had to make any changes since the pump was installed.

‘So simple to look after’

“With a 9kW motor (compared to 12kW for the paddle mixers), we are automatically saving on energy, but one of the other main benefits is that the Borger equipment is so simple to look after. There’s easy access to the pump-head, and no special tools required. Retrofit to an existing tank is also very straightforward.

“We’re very pleased with solutions provided by Borger that allowed us to achieve the goals of our project.”

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Case study: Embracing the new era of connected safety

When your business involves sending hundreds of workers out to disconnected sites where they could be exposed to dangerous gases, safety should be a top priority. But how can real-time insights and actionable data help enable you to offer your workforce enhanced protection? This was the challenge facing Cappagh Browne Utilities Limited, a company specialising in repairing and maintaining wastewater networks across the southeast of England. Learn more about their experience.

 

 
     
     
   
     
     
 

As managing director of Cappagh Browne, Jeff Birtwhistle plays a key role in helping to keep the sewers of south-east England flowing. With over 30 years’ experience in heavy civil construction, nuclear energy, and utilities, he’s always looking for innovative solutions to help the company improve the service it offers customers – and protect its workforce. So when we introduced our latest generation connected gas connector, the ALTAIR io™ 4 Connected Gas Detector, Jeff was keen for Cappagh Browne to be able to reap the benefits.

“When it comes to innovation and new technology, MSA Safety is one of our key and invaluable partners,” he says.

 

The gas detector that is redefining safety management

Cappagh Browne was already using a previous generation connected gas detector from MSA Safety that provided certain data for remote monitoring to help protect workers and respond to emergencies.  After experiencing those benefits, he wanted to enhance them even further with real-time data. The ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector does this, helping to give Cappagh Browne the chance to leverage new MSA Safety technology, improve overall business efficiency and response times, and significantly improve safety for workers.

 

Offering immediate, on-site connectivity

The power of the  ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector lies in its combination of built-in cutting-edge, CAT-M LTE cellular connectivity and integration with the MSA Grid. Part of MSA Safety’s Connected Work Platform, the ALTAIR io4 Connected Gas Detector can be deployed in seconds, right out of the box. What’s more, no IT is required for updates because they are delivered securely from our cloud to your fleet. When the device is in its dock, it knows when it needs a bump test or calibration to be compliant and immediately starts to run the relevant test.

And with industry-leading XCELL® sensors it can stand up to tough use in challenging conditions, resistance to extreme temperatures, the ability to withstand a 25-foot drop and a dust and waterproof IP68 rating.

 

Real-time insights

Matt Reid, Head of Fleet for Cappagh Browne, says they are already experiencing the benefits of upgrading to the ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector. “We have over 350 employees working across various remote sites in potentially hazardous environments. So real-time safety monitoring is important,” he explains. “Now, with the ALTAIR io 4, we’re able to use real-time data to establish who to use on a particular job because we can see what exposure they’ve had over the last week.”

 

“We can send one person out to a job and then, if they need help, we can send another person out with an ID tag to ‘fob on’ to the same device. We can then track both people safely within the seven-day period to make sure they don’t exceed their exposure limit.”

 

Keeping workers safe throughout the day

Managing Director Jeff Birtwhistle adds that it’s the ability to get immediate feedback when a worker’s exposure limit to dangerous gases has been reached that is taking the company’s safety management to new levels. “Being able to intervene on a worker’s behalf and pull them out of a job to protect them is fantastic. It means we can keep our most valuable asset –our people – safe,” he says.

 

Improving compliance

The real-time data and actionable insights offered by the ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector are also helping to simplify regulatory compliance for Cappagh Browne and enabling supervisors to identify behaviors that don’t meet safety standards, which can help make workers more accountable.

 

Since introducing the solution, the company has experienced zero safety alarms. However, as Matt Reid explains, a worker was able to use the inbuilt alarm to call for help in an unusual situation.

 

“We had an instance where a guy became physically locked out of his vehicle and didn’t have his phone on him. He pushed the alarm button to call for help and we were able to get a second set of keys over to him to unlock the vehicle and get him on the road again.”

 

The partnership with MSA Safety continues

Both Jeff and Matt know that at some point in the future they will inevitably be looking for new safety enhancements that they cannot envisage right now. But they are confident that when that time comes, MSA Safety will be there, just as it has been for real-time gas detection monitoring. For now, they are enjoying the enhanced safety that the ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector offers their workforce.

 

Fleet manager Matt Reid sums up the benefits. “Using ALTAIR io 4 means we can send our employees home safely to their families every night and that Cappagh Browne can see them again every morning when they turn up for another day’s work.”

Keen to see what this technology can do for safety management at your business too? Watch our case study video and find out more about how the ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector is redefining safety.

 

Watch the video to find out more about Cappa Browne's experience using MSA Safety's ALTAIR io 4 Connected Gas Detector.

Are you paying for more electricity than your assets need?

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For companies looking to reduce energy use and maximise asset performance there is a quick and free first step they can take – investigate the potential of voltage optimisation. Mark Yates, of compressed air and fluid power specialist Thorite, explains why.

The challenge to rein in energy costs without impacting productivity is a constant one for manufacturers.

But few are aware that they may be being supplied with more electricity than their plant needs to operate efficiently, and so are paying inflated energy bills.

This anomaly dates back to the early 1990s, when the voltage of UK factory equipment was harmonised with the rest of Europe, from a standard 240v to 230v +/- 10%.

As a result, all factory equipment is now designed to operate efficiently at the lowest voltage levels, around 220v. However, the national grid was not adapted to meet this lower demand and has continued to supply energy at levels that on some sites reach the upper level of 253v.

In addition to paying for energy which is not needed, an over-supply of voltage to an asset which only requires 220v can be detrimental to its efficiency and lifespan, as the additional current increases both its running temperature and vibration levels, so higher maintenance costs are also likely. An increased carbon footprint is another concern.

A voltage optimiser (VO) is a sustainable solution to excess electricity supply.

How a VO works

A VO regulates the voltage feed going into your premises and ensures machinery only uses the amount of kWhs it was designed to consume.

This keeps energy consumption at the optimal level a machine needs to function.

The inductive nature of any loads has no bearing on the effectiveness of a VO to bring about savings and they work effectively alongside power factor correction.

Identifying savings

A voltage optimisation audit – so simple to conduct that Thorite provides them cost-free - will establish whether a VO is worth your investment.

The audit measures the voltage going into your factory and calculates whether it will be viable to reduce the level of input, taking into account factors such as voltage drop. A VO can optimise the voltage to a single piece of equipment, a localised area or an entire building, with fixed or variable outputs and optional power factor correction.

A comprehensive outline of projected savings, carbon emissions reduction and return on investment (ROI) is then drawn up.

While projected energy savings can be accurately calculated on the reduction in kWhs consumed, maintenance and repair savings are more subjective and therefore less easy to gauge, however, Ofgem states that a 10% reduction in maintenance costs is a reasonable expectation when voltage is optimised.

Optimisation in action

A leading supplier of coating products wanted to reduce their carbon emissions and energy costs without compromising operational capabilities.

The free Thorite survey indicated that up to 8% of electricity consumption was being wasted.

Installation of a VO resulted in savings of £27,000 in the first year, which are ongoing. Carbon emissions have been reduced by 18,822kg a year.

VO is a solution which offer a concrete opportunity to achieve a swift return on investment and long-term financial, operational and environmental benefits.

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Maritime maintenance – if it works for ships, it will work anywhere.

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In the past, ships had large crews with a fair proportion of them being engineers and technicians whose job it was to keep everything running. They did this by spending much of their time on board ship busily stripping down and reassembling all the various items of the ship’s machinery. Basically,implementing a system of Planned Periodic Maintenance(PPM) in an attempt to avoid costly breakdowns. However,not only is this approach needlessly costly, due to the time wasted stripping down perfectly functioning machinery, it can actually make matters worse by introducing faults during the process of stripping down and rebuilding a perfectly goodmachine. 

Even more of a problem is deciding the correct PPM time intervals. Too short, means more wasted time and cost (and more potential for introducing faults) but not long enough means more unexpected breakdowns. In the case of a ship, breakdowns are not only VERY costly, but they can also be extremely dangerous. Think of a super tanker drifting onto the rocks!

These days, due mainly to increased automation, ships crews have reduced in size and PPM has largely been replaced by a system of Condition Based Maintenance (CBM). This approach relies on the fact that a machine’s condition (degree of wear) can be monitored by measuring things like the temperature and vibration levels of motor bearings. This way,machinery only needs to be maintained (stripped down) when its condition deteriorates beyond an acceptable level. Thatdecision is based on recording and tracking changes in the machinery’s condition over time, i.e. TRENDING.

So how is this achieved in practice? Fortunately, a range of modern low cost, easy to use and highly effective CBM tools are now available. These include vibration analysers like the TPI 9080 Smart Trend Meter that is currently in worldwideuse on board several hundreds of ships belonging to many different shipping companies.

In most cases, the ship’s engineers simply download a ‘route’(a list of machines to be measured) to the 9080 from an onboard computer (PC) running the FREE, subscription FREE, trending software. The engineer then simply followsthe ‘route’ taking the readings as instructed. After the readings have been taken, they are automatically uploaded (via USB or Bluetooth connection) back to the PC, where the all-important trend of the readings can then be seen in clear and easily understood graphs. The PC software will also flag-up any problems and can even send email alerts, all based on the internationally agreed (ISO) alarm levels for rotating machinery.

In addition, various expert system features are incorporated into the software, such as bearing quality assessment, whichis achieved by analysing the frequency components of the vibration data and automatically identifying the classic ‘signatures’ associated with bearing wear. That way, it is very easy to monitor the health of a bearing simply by observing the level of bearing wear displayed on the trend plots.

Many of the shipping companies take things a stage furtherwhere, in addition to the ship’s engineers, readings are also monitored by shore-based marine superintendents, who are using the same PC software. Readings can be transferredbetween ship and shore in a variety of ways including email.

complete CBM system (hardware and software) costs from as little as £1,450 with the TPI 9080, which uses industry standard accelerometers and offers on-meter analysis for the detection of machine faults such as unbalance, misalignment, looseness and bearing wear. The equivalent intrinsically safe certified (IECEx, ATEX and North American) TPI 9080-Exoffers a complete Zone 1 CBM solution for £3,500.

For more information please contact TPI Europe’s head office on +44 1293 530196 or take a look on the website at www.tpieurope.com or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Warwickshire Oil Storage joins EEMUA

EEMUA has welcomed Warwickshire Oil Storage Limited (WOSL) as its newest Corporate Member.

WOSL is one of the main operators at the Kingsbury Oil complex, the largest inland oil storage depot in the United Kingdom, where it stores petroleum products (petrol, diesel and heavy oil) for distribution around the UK.

Deovonne Ferreira, EEMUA’s Head of Membership, commented, “We’re delighted to welcome Warwickshire Oil Storage into EEMUA. The sharing of good practice across different industries and global regions afforded by engagement in EEMUA will help support Warwickshire Oil Storage in the safe operation of its industrial assets as it continues to invest in sustainable liquid bulk infrastructure”.

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Forres engineering business gets smart about carbon savings

AJ Engineering – a Forres-based steel fabrication and construction services company – has introduced technology to help manage its carbon footprint and improve efficiency across its operations with the introduction of Internet of Things (IoT) technology.

Securing funding and technical support from CENSIS, Scotland’s innovation centre for sensing, imaging, and IoT technologies, the SME is on track to realise savings on its annual electricity usage as a result of new smart monitoring systems. The project formed part of the IoT Evolve programme, which was funded by the Scottish Government and Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) to support SMEs in the region with the development and application of IoT technologies.

A series of connected sensors are now in operation across AJ Engineering’s site, enabling the management team to spot exactly where energy is being used and take steps to reduce consumption in particular processes or buildings. The technology has already highlighted significant savings that can be made by reducing the heating and lighting at parts of the plant that had not previously been identified as large consumers of power.

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Compared to standard smart meters, the IoT system provides much more granular detail about specific pieces of equipment and circuits, giving the team better insights to support decision-making and its ambition to achieve net zero. Another benefit will be the cost savings on monthly overheads and fuel bills.

Having access to real-time data about the carbon footprint of its operations will also help AJ Engineering to communicate its green credentials to current customers and win new contracts, where partners may require the figures for their own carbon accounting protocols. According to the latest figures from the Carbon Trust, the average SME in the UK generates around 15 tonnes of CO2 annually, making up 44% of total non-household emissions.

Graham Alexander, general manager at AJ Engineering, said: “Introducing this smart monitoring system has opened our eyes to how different parts of the business consume energy. The equipment has allowed us to have a much better appreciation of what aspects of our production and business are the largest energy consumers.

“As well as cutting our own carbon footprint, the technology will have benefits for customers across the sectors we operate in. They are increasingly asking us to supply information about our carbon footprint and the energy consumed by specific processes for their own emissions reporting. With access to accurate real-time data, we will be well-equipped to do so.”  

CENSIS’s engineers developed a modular system with multiple sensors that transmit data wirelessly via a LoRaWAN network – managed by telecommunications company North. An app-based dashboard is available to the company to help interpret and display the data remotely. Using an IoT network was identified as the most suitable option, given the site’s limited cellular coverage and equipment being located in harder-to-reach areas.

The project consortium hopes that the success of this project will inspire other SMEs in Scotland’s manufacturing sector to consider the adoption of similar IoT technologies.

 

Ally Longmuir, business development manager at CENSIS, said: “This was AJ Engineering’s first foray into the world of IoT and it is great to see the business realising the benefits of the technology almost immediately. Sustainability and carbon accounting are only going to become more critical as Scotland approaches its 2045 net zero target, and this is a great example of how digital adoption can support the wider goals and be applied to almost any industry.”

ifm radar sensors measure distance in demanding conditions

Even in rain, snow, fog and extremely dusty conditions, the new R1Dxxx and R2Dxxx radar sensors from ifm electronic provide accurate and dependable distance measurements. These novel sensors, which use a radar beam to detect even poorly reflective surfaces, have long maximum operating ranges and can be used over a wide range of temperatures. High ingress protection ratings mean they are equally suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.

Both R1Dxxx and R2Dxxx radar sensors have an analogue output, which can be configured as 0 to 10 V or 4 to 20 mA, two digital outputs that can be associated with user-defined distance setpoints and an IO-Link digital interface. The analogue output provides a signal proportional to distance.

When the sensor’s IO-Link interface is used with ifm’s Vision Assistant software extended functionality is possible. This combination can, for example, show the distance to multiple objects simultaneously, display the profiles of objects and even measure the speed at which objects are moving. 

Typical applications for ifm’s R1Dxxx and R2Dxxx radar distance sensors include monitoring the positions of vehicles on loading and unloading ramps and of ships while docking; monitoring the position, size and speed of loads on conveyor belts; and checking the position of cars while they move through a car wash, where the ability to withstand arduous operating conditions is particularly important.

Two versions of the R1Dxxx sensors are currently available. The R1D100 has a beam spread of 40º horizontally and 30º vertically and operates at 60 to 64 GHz. While the R1D200 has a beam spread of 40º horizontally and 20º vertically and an operating frequency between 77 and 81 GHz.

Two versions of the R2Dxxx sensors are currently available. The R2D100 has a beam spread of 140º horizontally and 50º vertically and operates between 60 GHz to 64 GHz. While the R2D200 has a beam spread of 140º horizontally and 30º vertically and an operating frequency of 77 GHz to 81 GHz.

Belzona UK Opens the Doors of its Dedicated Facility in Wales

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Belzona UK is proud to announce the official opening of its independent UK Distributorship. This investment into the UK market with state-of-the-art training, distribution, and in-house application service marks a new milestone in Belzona’s industry leading enterprise. 

The three-million-pound facility has been carefully selected and designed to provide the UK market with a new training and application area, featuring a fully equipped presentation suite and newly built practical workshop space, measuring an immense 585sq m, continuing Belzona’s focus on training raising nationwide application standards. A fully stocked and operational warehouse measuring 900 sq m, accompanies the floor space.   

The product training programs, already in operation, hosted EDF Energy on the 16th January, with a sell-out attendance. Catering for Machinery & Equipment, Buildings & Structures and bespoke courses for specific components, the Hawarden facility provides a multitude of opportunities for industry maintenance training. The 2024 training calendar will be available to view on the Belzona UK website soon. 

Philip Robinson, Applications and Training Director, commented, “Today, as we open this new Office, we are reinforcing our dedication to the UK market. Although the Belzona brand has branched out to the furthest reaches of the globe over the years, the UK remains one of the most important markets Belzona has.”  

Philip adds, “Belzona UK now has its own dedicated on demand stock, product application and training centre, all built with the UK market in mind. This provides Belzona UK with the autonomy it needs to best serve its clients for years to come.”  

The official opening ceremony took place on 31st January, just two weeks before its 72nd anniversary with a speech from Director, Philip Robinson and ribbon cutting ceremony, performed by Belzona’s President, Joel Svendsen. Also in attendance were Councillors for Flintshire and Welsh Government officials, including Cllr Gladys and Dave Healey, and Lord Barry Jones, a beloved politician who has served the Flintshire community for over 50 years and been granted the freedom of the county.  

An informal lunch provided a perfect opportunity for guests to mingle with Belzona UK staff and discuss Belzona UK’s continuing commitment to investing in the local community through schemes such as the one percent volunteering scheme and raising money for charities within the Flintshire area, moving into 2024. 

To add a touch of magic to proceedings, a magician delighted guests with slight of hand and close up magic performances, which was followed by a tour of the purpose built training facility to explore the range of repair solutions that Belzona offers to the industry. 

The opening of Belzona UK brings with it the wealth of experience from its staff and the backing of an established brand which will greatly benefit the vast number of UK industries that rely on Belzona products for repair and maintenance solutions. 

For more information, please visit: www.belzona.co.uk 

Scholarships with Lantek kickstart an engineering career for five young women

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International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated every year on 11th February. Lantek is contributing to the movement through internships where young people under 30 have the opportunity for scholarships in Basque companies with subsidiaries abroad provided by the Basque Government.

Lantek had already experimented with the scheme and, in 2022, having recognised how it provided an opportunity to train and develop new talent, it welcomed four young people, two in the UK and two in Germany, focussed on customer support engineering activities for Lantek’s CAD/CAM solutions.

Colleagues in the UK and German offices have played a major role in making the internships a success, helping them with language, transport, accommodation and generally making them feel at home in their new environment, while Lantek’s HR department worked with them for pastoral care, tutor meetings, and UK visas, ensuring that they felt happy and supported at all times. One of the young people decided to leave the program after 6 months, but the other three Leire Olaeta, and Leyre Barcina and Itsaso Altuna are now full time Lantek employees as of the beginning of 2024.

Shortly after joining the Lantek UK office, Leire and Leyre were selected to be part of the Lantek Bend software competence team working alongside senior engineers. Leire Olaeta says, “Since the selection process started and the first meetings with Carlos, Rodrigo, and Joerg, we felt welcome and a valuable, part of the team.” Joerg Menzel, part of the Lantek UK team mentoring the two young women says, “We have a very mature office with people being able to cover nearly every aspect of our software portfolio. Leire and Leyre saw the opportunity and ran with it – their potential was great, and I am happy to say their contributions make the entire office better.”

In Germany, Itsaso Altuna was mentored by Gwenhael Born helping her with language barriers and the journey from basic German to leading customer installations. He says, “For me, the most difficult part was to avoid micromanagement, giving enough space for her to develop but not so much that she felt left alone. At the end, it went well.” Itsaso Altuna says, “It was kind of a big moment for me when I realised, ‘Hey, I understood that’! I already felt welcomed, but I have felt much more integrated since that point. That definitively came in handy when I heard some talk about a barbeque, I made sure I was invited to that!” she continues, “When I completed my studies, I wanted a job where I could ask questions directly to the client. I started working as a teacher in 2020 because it felt like the secure option at the time. I wanted a challenge that would line up more with my interests, so I jumped in when I was offered the internship at Lantek.”

Lantek is repeating the internship program in 2024. Two young women Elene Arando and Naiara Azkarate have joined the UK office. Elene says, “I was motivated to go out to discover new places and be able to continue furthering my skills. I heard about the opportunity of working abroad and I thought it could be a good option. I came to Lantek UK and the experience has been great, everybody at the office is very nice and I am constantly learning new things.” Lantek is confident that it can repeat the previous success and it hopes to continue growing the Global Training Program in the coming years.

www.lantek.com 

Denso™ Encourages Customer Confidence Through Free Product Application Training Sessions

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At Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd, it’s extremely important to us that our customers feel confident in applying our corrosion prevention and sealing systems. Ensuring the longevity and cost-effectiveness of every application begins with helping our customers select the most suitable Denso™ products for their individual project requirements, along with offering free product application training that’s available throughout the UK and beyond.

A signature of our commitment to unrivalled customer service, our comprehensive training is available to distributors and contractors alike and can be undertaken at our dedicated training centre in London, on-site, or even virtually, to suit customer needs. Our highly knowledgeable Denso™ regional managers cover the entirety of the UK and Ireland to provide customers with training in correct and complete application methods. Recent training sessions include site visits to branches of Wolseley UK and Jewson Civils Frazer, along with Viking Johnson and Morrison Utility Services to provide training on the Denso™ P1 and P2 Systems – our CESWI 7th Edition compliant protection for ferrous pipes, joints and fittings in the water industry.

To register your interest in our free product application training, contact your local representative for more information or fill in the contact form on our website, at www.denso.net.

 

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