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You may think all that Goodyear are known for is tyres and airships, well think again,
AUMA - leading electric valve automation for the oil and gas industries
When you need high protection for hazardous applications, you need absolute assurance that your electric valve actuators will perform effectively in extreme environments.
By choosing AUMA you can relax.
AUMA explosion proof electric actuators, available in high and low temperature versions, are designed to the most exacting international standards.
More reasons to choose AUMA: ■ Fireproof actuators available across the range ■ Special functions including by pass capability
■ A unique explosion proof plug/socket connector and wall bracket solution
■ Multi port valve operation
AUMA Riester GmbH & Co. KG P.O. Box 1362 · 79373 Muellheim, Germany Tel +49 7631-809-0 ·
riester@auma.com
The Actuator Specialist …to large bore
OCIMF ‘Seawing’ marine hoses used in the offshore industry
Goodyear has a Hose to suit you…
Our qualified worldwide sales team and engineers are here to service all of your requirements
View our range of hoses, and other products on the Goodyear website –
www.goodyearep.com or contact us for further information.
Industrial Hoses -
Contact Gordon Smith - Sales Manager
gordon_smith@veyance.com +44 (0) 1543 687124
Offshore Hoses -
Contact Phillip Chilton - Global Business Manager
phillip_chilton@veyance.com +44 (0) 1507 363425
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