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Fast Frrequency Response 0.1mm resolution
Serial Interface with 3 digital outputs SENSORS UK LTDSENSORS UK LTD LT 135A HA
135A HATFIELD ROAD, ST ALBANS AL1 4JX UNITED KINGDOM
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Waste not want not?
Are you ready for the new waste regulations coming into force on the 1st January 2015? Beaverswoods racksack can be used to either hold material for re-using or to segregate waste. The racksack is available in 14 standard designs, other designs can also be printed to your specification. There is a large increase on landfill tax year on year with businesses seeking new ways to segregate & recycle more waste products, not only for economical point of view but environmental as well. This waterproof polyester sack is perfect for use on racking & shelving with simple ‘S’ hook fixings (hooks supplied). The sack has been designed with quality in mind & can be re-used withstanding rigorous busy environments, with three woven handles enabling it to be quickly and easily tilted and emptied. Segregate your waste with the Beaverswood racksack.
Beaverswood Ltd., Units 8-10 Metro Centre, Toutley Road, Wokingham, RG41 1QW Tel:0118 979 6096
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Order: Mon-Fri 8-20h, Sat 8-12h
(UK) Ltd. Phone 01604-677240 Fax -677242
sales@igus.co.uk Visit us at Southern Manufacturing Stand N74
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