ENGINEERING SERVICES
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Based in Hull, literally just across the dual carriageway from the new Siemens Turbine Blade Factory is Winch Systems which has been established for more than 17 years.
The company’s specialisation is installing, servicing and testing standard and bespoke winches/hoists for customers including National Power generation and utility companies as well as the Environment Agency, they are therefore used to complying with exacting technical and logistical expectations.
PRODUCTS AND ACCREDITATION
Winch Systems offer a complete range of electric AC/DC, hydraulic, hand winches and associated accessories and equipment. The company commitment to offering quality products and service is demonstrated by our accreditation to ISO 9001 Quality Assurance. Accreditation to ISO 14001 and 18001 also proves their concern and focus on the environment and staff Health and Safety.
ACCESSORIES
To compliment the range of cable pulling and blowing equipment, as the sole UK importer/distributor for Vetter Kable, the company also offers a variety of cable installing accessories from rollers to swivels.
This equipment is essential for the laying of power cables ranges from low to extra-high voltage. The cables are
PLANNING TO FINAL INSTALLATION
Often, the best cable laying devices and machines alone are simply not enough. With a combined wealth of knowledge and experience the company is on hand to be involved from the planning phase right through to final installation.
WILLING… AND VERY ABLE
laid in systems, in the ground, in ducts or in tunnel systems. With the increased transition to more sustainable and renewable energy sources, cables are also increasingly installed in offshore windfarms.
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