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in the supply of minor ingredient batching systems – so called
“small chemical” plants. Having in house products, technologies
and control capabilities has enabled us to respond to specific
customer targets such as low headroom, reduced manpower,
speed and accuracy. A customer base including international
companies such as Pirelli, Bridgestone, Tyco, Rehau, Lafarge,
Altro and Sun Chemical speaks for itself.” John adds: “We have
started this year positively by securing important UK and
International contracts and remain confident in the continued
growth of ZSL in 2010.”
Managing Director: David Scott
Sales Manager: John Eaton
Spares: Ken Dark
Service: Steve Castledine
One stop shop
Zeppelin is a world leader in aluminium storage silos and
blenders and also has its own “in-house” components portfolio
including rotary valves, diverter valves, dosing equipment, For more information contact Zeppelin Systems Limited
scales, central cleaning systems and process control systems; Little Oak Drive
enabling it to control the quality throughout. Sherwood Business Park
John Eaton, Sales Manager recognises the benefits: “It is Nottingham
increasingly important to be able to offer a flexible service from NG15 0EB
individual parts to complete turnkey solutions. This has been Tel: 01623 753 291
very evident in our success over the last few years – particularly e-mail: info@zeppelin-uk.com
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