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TRACTO-TECHNIK UK Service team expands
The team at TRACTO-TECHNIK UK was delighted to welcome Cameron Bates to the team in July. A former Marine Engineer in the Royal Navy, Cameron has been appointed as Area Service Manager for the North-West, West Midlands, Northern & Central Wales and will be supporting Area Sales Manager, James Montague to deliver outstanding aftercare to customers. He is based at the company’s centrally located depot and training centre in Cheadle, Staffordshire and has just completed an intensive three-week induction programme which included product awareness, EUSR operator courses and hands-on service work. Havingworked with technologically advanced equipment in the Navy and with a keen eye for innovative engineering solutions,Cameron
is impressed by the quality and calibre of products manufactured byTRACTOTECHNIK and is looking forward to showcasing the aftercare credentials of the business tonew and prospective
customers.Trenchless Technology andHDDsolutions are still arguably under used in theUKandCameron also looks forward to creating further awareness of the huge benefits of trenchless techniques. TRACTO-TECHNIKUKhas remained open for business throughout theCOVID-19 lockdown completing servicework on-site and in the company’s threeworkshops in Bedford, Cheadle and
Kirkcaldy.Many customers took advantage of the downtime to overhaul their equipment ensuring it was site-ready and working at optimum efficiency when jobs
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opened back up. Fromthe famous GRUNDOMAT moles toGRUNDOWINCHESthe workshop teamhas serviced, repaired, maintained and overhauled hundreds of pieces of kit.With all the appropriate protective mechanisms in place the company has also nowopened up a full programmeof operator training.
Reline APTEC reinforces its Management
Andreas Bichler Appointed as additional Managing Director for Specialist Supplier of CIPP Pressure Pipe Liners
Effective as of 01 August 2020, Andreas Bichler will be assuming the position as technical director for RELINE APTEC GmbH, headquartered in Rohrbach/Palatinate. Together with managing director Christian Noll, he will continue to develop the company with its innovative products and technologies. Andreas Bichler has been active in the field of pipe and sewer rehabilitation for 27 year and has a great deal of experience, gathered during themany years he has beenworking internationally in this
sector.Mr Bichler first joined the company on 01 September 2019 as director operations and will nowbe taking on the responsibility of continuing to grow RELINE APTEC’s business as a whole in hisnew role as technical managing director.
About RELINE APTEC
RELINE APTECGmbHwas founded on 01 January 2017 as anewentity under the roof of RELINE UV®
-Group.The business offersUV curing GRP liners for the trenchless rehabilitation ofwastewater pressure pipes. The acronym“APTEC”, which forms part of the companyname, stands for“Advanced Liner Technology for Pressure Pipes”. Over the past years, the company has focused
on developing an innovative solution for the rehabilitation of drinking water pipelines: the UVcuring GRP linerAQUA.UV® CIPP. It has already been fully certified under KTW– DVGW, NSF, andACS (France).Additional, country-specific and national, certifications are expected to followsoon. In order to continue to fulfill the current standards set forth in the German Drinking Water Ordinance, the process is underway to
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L-R: Andreas Bichler and Christian Noll
achieve certification under thenewKTW- BWGL. With the AlphalinerPN in its various versions, RELINE APTEC already offers a structurally self- supporting liner solution, specifically developed for the rehabilitation of pressure
pipes.This Alphaliner distinguishes itself through its characteristic interior coating, which consists of a highly resistant, seamless, thermoplastic material.
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