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EVACUATION


Better to Evacusafe than sorry


CLEANING AT HEIGHT STREAMLINE ® Specialist Cleaning Solutions


For a free, no-obligation demonstration of


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sales@varitechsystems.co.uk


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Xtracta Confi ned Access and Recovery Range


The complete solution


- Harnesses - Hardware - Training


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WORKING AT HEIGHT


Wide range of working at height equipment and services including site surveys for bespoke access, ladder & PASMA training, special application design and onsite ladder inspections.


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The Authority in Access


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development for us and we will be introducing a number of new products during 2014


Trusted


Evacuation Solutions


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Customer Support: 01684 295782 sales@trojanbins.com


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TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED


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