UK Manufacturer
RAIL IMAGES Specialists in Rail Photography ‘Bespoke Hose Solutions’
Goodflex has the in-house expertise and testing facilities to design your hose using the latest range of elastomers with a unique construction to ensure it meets with all the requirements of your application.
Typical Rail Applications: DMU Coolant System Hoses Air Conditioning/HVAC Hoses Heater Hoses Charge Air Cooler Hoses Toilet/Waste Hoses
Britain’s leading rail photo library High quality commissioned photography Digital video shooting & edit facilities
T: +44 (0) 1386 841480
email:
mike@goodflexrubber.com
Tel/Fax: 01702 525059 email:
info@railimages.co.uk www.railimages.co.uk
The No.1 company solely dedicated to Drainage on the Rail Infrastructure
Providing your Toilet solution…
• CET Tank and Pipe Cleaning/Descaling on & off site • 2, 4, & 6 Year overhaul on all Toilets • Reduce your Warranty Claims • Service Contracts • Toilet Repairs • Full reports given on work carried out • Full Collect, Service and Return
Maximise your possession...
With: • SITE INSPECTION – before job commences to identify hazards, etc. • PURPOSE BUILT RRV JET VACTOR Quick on/off tracking 3,500 CuM/min. airmover for quickly emptying catchpits 1,500 psi high pressure water pump provides continuous flow for flushing drains etc. 8500 gallon water tank means less top-ups (if any) during the shift 4 tonne capacity detritus tank
• MACHINES LOW-LOADED TO SITE on one vehicle saving transport costs • FULLY TRAINED 3 MAN TEAM – complete with maintenance fitter ensuring no breakdowns or loss of time
• ASSET CONDITION REPORTS – including site drawings and photographs BEFORE AFTER
TBM Servicing Ltd Unit B The Quantum, Marshfield Bank, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 8UY. T; 0844 800 8577 F: 01270 580416
enquiries@tbmrail.com
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Call us TODAY to discuss your requirements on 01785 665909 email
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