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The showhas come at an important me for the industry says Bill Barlow, business unit directorUK – ACR andOEM, Connex Banninger: “Having gone through a period of transion in recent years, driven by technology, regulaon and customer choices, the ACR sector in theUK is poised to transformagain. This me itwill be a press revoluon that brings about change as themarket converts fromtradional brazing to flame­free press.” It’s also parcularly mely for Brymec saysmarkeng managerWayne D’ Aranjo: “The three days of the show will be an ideal opportunity for thosewho haven’tworked with us previously to spea k to our teamto find out whatwe can offer.We plan to showcase pioneering, top quality products thatmake the installer’s life easier and more producve.”


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Established in 1958, FGEurope is one of the largest air condioning distributors in Europe and holds exclusive agreements to distributeMidea Air Condioning products inmany territories –with The HVAC&Refrigeraon Show acng as itsUK launchpad.


Headed up in theUK by ex­Fujitsu and Hitachi general managerMarn Richards, two newoffices have been established, one in Londo n and one inNewcastle boasng a teamof industry proven individuals ready to provide the markets fastest andmost dedicated pre­and post­sales support naonwide.


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In the Training&Skills Theatre, Rob Smelt, a building services engineer at Toshibawill offer ‘A‘A guide to tackling a project using air cooled VRF’; seniormechanical engineer Graeme Foxwill talk ‘FGas:making itwork properly. Compliance and beer regulaon by REFCOM’ ojectmanager,,r Mark Forsythwill


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The brand­newIndustry Insight Seriesmeanwhilewill see a leading panel of experts discuss ‘Well Buildings’ in the Training&Skills Theatre on the Tuesday and ‘Food transportaon post Brexit’ in the HVA theWednesday. The HVA


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