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TAKING CARE OF WASTEWATER AND SEWAGE: DAB LAUNCHES


NEW FXS SUBMERSIBLE PUMP DAB Pumps has launched the latest addition to its trusted FX range of wastewater pumps: the FXS, a robust, compact submersible pump designed for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural applications.


Built for lifting and transferring wastewater and sewage, the FXS combines the reliability contractors expect from the FX range with a more compact design that makes positioning and servicing straightforward. It features a non- clog screw impeller that delivers excellent hydraulic efficiency, performing reliably even in narrow pipework or systems prone to blockages.


The FXS efficiently transfers wastewater containing solids thanks to its 50mm free passage and meets EN 12050-1 standards for wastewater handling. Durable construction comes as standard, including a double silicon carbide mechanical seal fully enclosed in an oil chamber, an anti-corrosion stainless steel motor shaft and a hard-wearing two-component coating for great protection even in aggressive environments.


Like other pumps in the range, the FXS uses a three-level structure that allows quick access to all key components. Spare parts are also universal across the FX range, simplifying service and reducing downtime. Compact, high- torque motors improve starting performance and help prevent clogging, while also allowing the pump to run without being fully


ELIOR UK CELEBRATES DOUBLE WIN WITH RANGERS FC AND


ROTHERHAM UNITED Elior UK, a specialist contract caterer, has achieved a double win at The Stadium Events & Hospitality Awards 2025 in the non-matchday mystery shopper award category, taking home gold for its work with Rangers Football Club, and bronze at Rotherham United Football Club.


The independent judging, conducted by hospitality sales consultancy Sandown Effective Sales Solutions recognised Elior’s excellence in handling inbound corporate and business event sales enquiries, and the subsequent customer journey


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submerged to completely empty tanks when needed.


The FXS joins four other models in the FX range, each built for specific wastewater challenges, from grinder pumps designed for narrow piping to super vortex impeller models that can handle large solids with ease. Together,


the FX range offers one of the most comprehensive selections on the market.


DAB’s FX range is supported by smart system integration, including


experience. The judging process is entirely anonymous, with judges only provided venue names. Entrants were assessed on criteria including responsiveness, professionalism, sales approach, and communication follow-through.


"We’re immensely proud to receive both gold and bronze in this challenging category," said Craig Stewart, Managing Director Stadia at Elior UK. "These awards reflect real- world customer journey experiences. It’s a genuine testament to the dedication and expertise of our stadia teams."


Steve Coakley, Commercial Director at Rotherham United FC, said: “We recognise the effort and work Elior


the electronic control panel, NgPanel, and DConnect for real- time monitoring and control. The NgPanel automatically manages water levels in tanks or wells, starts and stops pumps and protects the motor from overload. Linked to DAB’s Virtual Cockpit and DConnect app, NgPanel lets users check and control their pumps from anywhere, whether on site or at home, just like other smart devices.


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put in to delivering outstanding customer service and driving event conversion at the venue. Over the last 12 months we have seen considerable growth in our non- matchday business.”


Josh Hollywood, Head of Corporate at Rangers FC, added: “Feedback from our guests is always outstanding and it’s great for both the club and Elior to receive this outstanding recognition. This accolade is testament to the fantastic working partnership we have, and the great experience we deliver.”


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