Getting the most from your signalling equipment?
Through its extensive range of products and services, Park Signalling can extend the useful life and enhance the performance of older signalling equipment.
The industry-renowned team of specialists offer: • Exceptional knowledge and vast experience • A pioneering approach to problem-solving • Innovative design and development capability • Re-engineering and reverse-engineering • Sourcing or replication of obsolete components
Park Signalling provides design and development, application engineering, prototype manufacture, repair and consultancy at any stage in the lifecycle of a system or product.
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www.park-signalling.co.uk
Reduced Support from OEM Own staff expertise diminished Equipment reliability deteriorating Obsolescence of original equipment
100%
Park Signalling enables
useful life extension and enhanced performance of older signalling equipment
Year 1
Year 20
Year 40
Delivering Engineered Solutions Park Signalling Limited, Houldsworth Mill Business Centre, Houldsworth Street, Reddish, Stockport, SK5 6DA Tel: +44 (0)161 975 6161 | Fax: +44 (0)161 975 6160 | Email:
info@park-signalling.co.uk
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