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EASY TO USE BUYERS GUIDE FOR SOURCING NEW SUPPLIERS 01622 699193


OEM AND SYSTEMS INTEGRATION


Tel: +44 (0)1489 780144 Email: info@bvmltd.co.uk Web: www.bvm.co.uk


PUMPS


PROCESS SENSORS


The widest range of pumps available


Tel: 01283 523000 Email: sales@wilo.co.uk Web: www.wilo.co.uk


VALVES


Rotary Selector Valve Multiple configurations for a Multitude of applications


Available in 4 and 6 Port Versions


PROCESS WATER TREATMENT


Products include:


• Pressure sensors • Temperature sensors • Level sensors • Flow sensors


• Condition monitoring • Valve control


Permanently Open Positive Indexing


Drastically reduce the cost, footprint and energy consumption for industrial and process water.


Venting Connector Operative Connector


The Hydro MicroScreen™ is a low-energy, small-footprint rotating belt screen that delivers exceptional solids removal from process water and wastewater.


Blanking Connector Base Entry Tel: +44(0)1424 205140 | sales@drallim.com | www.drallim.com Learn more at:


hydro-int.com/microscreen or call: 01275 878371


“With STRAUB, pipe joining and repairs are carried out quickly and economically with total reliability”


PIPEWORK


ifm electronic Ltd Web: www.ifm.com/uk Email: Orders.gb@ifm.com


PIPEWORK


PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION


Valves and manifolds ... for process instrumentation


 Needle valves/manifolds      High pressure valves


Tel. 01737 644008 · www.wika.co.uk


Tel: 0118 9503 707 Fax: 0118 950 4066 www.straub.co.uk


CONDITION MONITORING


Joins all


plain-end pipes thick or thin walled metal or plastic equally


the original Swiss Innovation


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