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Dudbridge back on the ELEX oche with Marshall-Tufflex


D


arts fans who missed out on playing against world-class British player Mark Dudbridge at ELEX last year have another chance


thanks to his continuing sponsorship by cable management specialist, Marshall-Tufflex. The British manufacturer is exhibiting at three ELEX events this year,


starting last month (April) in Exeter. Mark will attend the first day of ELEX, with visitors being invited to take him at his own game, playing 501/301. Jon Chamberlain, Marshall-Tufflex UK Sales Director, said: “Given Mark’s


tremendous darts pedigree and presence in the PDC ProTour we thought it would be a brilliant opportunity to offer visitors to our 2018 events the chance to play against him.” Marshall-Tufflex will be at the following 2018 ELEX events:


●Harrogate – June 13-14, Yorkshire Event Centre, Harrogate ●Sandown – November 1-2, Sandown Park


ELEX visitors can take on British darts ace, Mark Dudbridge. ●To register for ELEX visit http://elexshow.info/register/


Elta Group announces Asian expansion E


lta Group Ltd, the international fans, air movement and filtration specialist, has announced the expansion of its


Asian operation, with the creation of Elta Fans India alongside Elta Fans Malaysia, formerly Eltafantech. The establishment of Elta Fans India follows the development of


a strong relationship with a local ventilation specialist, Airovient, which had been the company’s agent in India for almost nine years.


The new entity will be run as a joint venture, with Managing Director Dilip Nemani heading up the Indian operation.


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