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KK Systems manufactures and markets a range of industrial quality RS232, RS422, RS485, fibre and USB interface converters and other data communications products. All products are manufactured to the highest quality standards and are fully supported by ourselves. The Company has been established since 1991.


We export and support our products worldwide, with distributors in the USA and some European countries; other areas we cover directly by airmail, DHL/TNT/UPS/Fedex, or according to customer preference. Our products are CE marked to indicate compliance with the latest EMC emissions and immunity regulations.


We also offer custom product development and manufacture, especially custom converters between Modbus and other protocols, and Modbus and analog sensors. Since most such products are based on our existing designs, we can offer a fast problem-free development cycle at a competitive price.


Kobold Instruments Ltd is the UK sales office for Kobold Messering GmbH, founded in 1980 by Klaus J Kobold, and today is one of the leading manufacturers of industrial instrumentation products. In addition to our manufacturing bases in Germany, the Kobold Group now owns the Henschen, Unirota, Mesura, and Heinrichs manufacturing companies. Product quality and service is paramount to the Kobold brand, and is as relevant today as when the Kobold brand was first established back in 1980. Kobold Instruments Ltd, UK office is based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Our Sales Engineers all come from engineering and instrumentation based industries, and attend regular updated product training at our manufacturing bases in Germany. For special applications, our sales team can advise and support you with instruments of your choice, or can guide you through the instrument options to best suit your application and budget. All of our published products are accompanied with comprehensive product data sheets, enabling you to confirm an instrument specification, and establish a product part number for ordering.


KK Systems


Tates, London Road, Pyecombe, Brighton West Sussex BN45 7ED Tel: 01273 857185 Email: sales2@kksystems.com Web: www.kksystems.com


KOBOLD INSTRUMENTS LTD


8/9 Brunts Business Centre, Samuel Brunts Way, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG182A Tel: 01623 427701 Email: info.uk@kobold.com Web: www.kobold.com


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Labfacility are the UK’s leading manufacturer of Temperature Sensors, Thermocouple Connectors and associated Temperature Instrumentation and stockists of Thermocouple Cables, all available to purchase on line for immediate despatch- www.labfacility.com


The Company has been trading since 1971 and is ISO 9001 accredited. We have two UK sites – West Sussex and South Yorkshire and export to over 85 countries.


In addition to the stocked items, Labfacility also offers bespoke Temperature Sensors.


We are specialists in the design and manufacture of custom-built temperature sensors at our 18,000 square foot Yorkshire plant located in Dinnington. Shipments are made to world- wide destinations on a daily basis; technical and application advice is always freely available.


Labfacility Ltd Unit 7, Block K, Southern Cross Industrial Estate, Shripney Road, Bognor Regis, West Sussex PO22 9SD Tel: 01243 871280 Fax: 01243 871281 Email: info@labfacility.com Web: www.labfacility.com


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