BSE CLASSIFIEDE Heat Interface Units Overheating in Homes – CPD Pressure and Water Quality


Pipework, Fittings and Valves NO TAP


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QUICK – clean - positive - economic A method for working on pressurised pipes


Modifi cation to pipe systems or replacement of leaking sections, faulty valves, etc., create major inconvenience or high cost.


Such works involve draining complete instal- lations and consequential chemical treatment loss with substantial delays with de-aeration and clearing air locks when recommissioning.


These normal methods can often take days when NO TAP achieve’s the same result within hours.


NO TAP engineering goes to the heart of the problem on pressurised pipework by being effectively applied to the right spot. It eliminates draining down, refi lling & venting. It isolates pipe sections by ballooning or branching.


NO TAP provides great advantages to the Contractor and client alike – economy - no inconvenience – work confi ned where required – no lengthy shut downs


Invaluable to Industrial, Commercial, HEVAC, Marine applications


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For detailed information contact our sales dept:act our sales dept: C. A. Baldwin & Co Ltd, Valan House,


For detailed information c C. A. Baldwin & Co Lt


146-154 Wells Way, Camberwell, London SE5 7SYondon SE5 7SY Tel: 020 7703 2138  Fax: 020 7701 843601 8436


146-154 Wells Way, Camberw Tel: 020 7703 2138


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