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Walraven Ltd Thorpe Way Industrial Estate Banbury, OX16 4UU 01295 753 400 ww.walraven.com sales.uk@walraven.com


DISTRICT HEATING/COOLING Reflex UK • Manchester Business Park


3000 Aviator Way • Manchester, M22 5TG www.reflex.de/en


293 Sopwith Crescent, Merley Wimborne, Dorset BH21 1XQ


enquiries@fridgenius.co.uk www.fridgenius.co.uk


Fridgenius Ltd was started in 1995 by Managing Director David Slydel, based in Wimborne, Dorset, UK. The company is a family business run by his son Chris Slydel. We supply National and International distributors with Solenoid Valve Operating Magnets suitable for use in Refrigeration, Air-conditioning, Water, Oil and Gas installations.


Munters The Knowledge Centre Wyboston Lakes Wyboston Beds MK44 3BY 01480 432243 www.munters.com natalie.flack@munters.co.uk


Reflex Winelmann are a leading brand manufacturer and solutions provider of high quality systems for the HVAC industry.


expansion vessels, pressure maintaining stations, degassing and separation technology, buffer tanks and manifolds.


Product portfolio includes:


REHAU is a premium worldwide brand delivering polymer-based innovations across multiple sectors, including window solutions, building solutions and automotive. Its product and service excellence alongside family values showcase the brands forward thinking ethos – creating solutions that support future generations in keeping with the principle of sustainability.


www.rehau.uk


Sav Sytems 01483 771 910 www.sav-systems.com


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