ISSUE ONE 2011
REactions NEWS AND VIEWS FROM CHEM RESIST...
Chem Resist netting contracts across the globe!
Canada is the latest country to join a growing list of export markets for Chem Resist. As a world leader in the design and construction of thermoplastic storage tanks and process equipment our technical sales teams have already clocked up tens of thousands of air miles to secure contracts in Algeria, Australia, Egypt, Russia and the Middle East in recent times. Now ClearTech, a leading distributor of chemicals, chemical feed equipment and laboratory products across Canada has ordered an Acid Dilution system from Chem Resist with an estimated value of some £50,000… Testimonials Chem Resist Chairman Seamus Quinn (pictured) says a recent overhaul of the company’s website - with a balanced mix of technical and product information coupled with testimonials from happy customers across the UK is catching the attention of potential customers overseas - “Obviously the value of sterling at present is helping us in the export markets - but the personal touch is very important too; all enquirers receive a call thanking them for their interest with an offer to visit them if required.”
“There’s nothing like a personal call to get across the technical know-how we have at Chem Resist!” Plans are well advanced to grow our export markets which, building on an already healthy domestic order book, will see Chem Resist further developing our reputation as a global brand within our specialist market sector.
Seamus Quinn flagging up sales across the world for Chem Resist!
COPPER-BOTTOMED SERVICE Tri-Wire Limited, in Normanton West Yorkshire, is a subsidiary of Nexans manufacturers of bare and tinned copper wire to support a wide range of market sectors, and Martin Spurr, the company’s Engineering Quantity Manager, who joined Tri-Wire 21 years ago is responsible for ensuring 10,000 tonnes of copper wire a year comes off the production lines without a hitch:Chem Resist’s Fluid Transfer division was called in when it was decided to reinstate a tinning line some five years after the decommissioning of Nexans’ old line:- “A Nexans plant in Sweden had taken out a Niehoff tinning plant and,
rather than see it scrapped, we put our environmentally-friendly hats on and decided to recommission it here” said Martin. But one of the original pumps was missing. Where to find a Schmitt pump to get the line running? Up popped our website and, says Martin, he was impressed with the response:-
“Being practically just down the motorway from us, Chem Resist came in to have a look and advise us. They went into some detail, talked us through the range performance we required and got the line running within a few days. The service was brilliant and we now know where to find Chem Resist for future needs!”
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