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Pipe Center wins Certificate of Excellence from Briggs and Forrester(17/02/2010)
Pipe Center has been a long-term supplier of valves, tubes, fittings and off site fabrication to the Briggs & Forrester Group. Pipe Center has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence for Best Supplier / Manufacturer by Briggs and Forrester Group. The top supplier award is judged on a range of criteria and measures used to determine the winner included on-time and correct delivery, adherence to delivery procedures and office cooperation. Ke... [more]
Pipe Center introduces new JET high temperature butterfly valves(08/12/2009)
Pipe Center has introduced a new range of JET high temperature butterfly valves. The high quality, user friendly units are manufactured in accordance with BS EN593:2004, and designed for use in building services and industrial process applications. Available in sizes from 2 to 12 in (50 to 300mm), they come in semi-lugged multi-flange or fully lugged options, and are PN16 rated. Based on a pinless 316 stainless steel disc, the valves are eq... [more]
Drain Center to supply below and above ground drainage products to Media City UK(02/12/2009)
Drain Center, Wolseley’s specialist supplier of below and above ground drainage, has won the contract to supply a range of its products for use in the Media City UK development in Salford, Manchester. The UK’s first purpose-built media city is a 200 acre, former commercial docks site, and will house five of the BBC’s departments when they relocate 1,500 jobs to the site in 2011 as part of the first phase of the development. Media City UK has ... [more]
Western Bioenergy power station uses pipework solutions from Pipe Center(30/11/2009)
The Western Bioenergy Plant at Port Talbot, a new power station that generates electricity from wood waste uses advanced pipework solutions from Pipe Center. The plant, developed by Eco2 Ltd in a joint venture with the Western Log Group, cost £33million to build. The plant takes surplus wood waste from local sawmills and forests that would otherwise be thrown away, and turns it into clean electricity. It burns clean wood waste from sustainable... [more]
Power station that generates electricity from wood waste uses Pipe Center pipework solutions (22/10/2009)
The new Western Bioenergy Plant at Port Talbot, developed by Eco2 Ltd in a joint venture with the Western Log Group, cost £33million to build. Funded by Good Energies Investments Ltd and supported in grant aid by the Welsh Assembly European Funding Office and the DTI, the plant is now up and running following a two-year construction project. The plant takes surplus wood waste from local sawmills and forests that would otherwise be thrown away,... [more]
New Pipe Center product and trade price guide helps customers identify the various pipe systems available for specific jobs(04/09/2009)
Pipe Center, Wolseley’s specialist pipe and building services distributor, has published a new and improved version of its product and trade price guide. The 360-page publication – a hundred pages larger than the previous version – contains detailed product information and prices for all its key product lines, including pipe systems and supports, valves and materials, plumbing and heating, and tools and safety equipment. The user-friendly g... [more]
Pipe Center expands and relocates Slough branch(02/07/2009)
Pipe Center, Wolseley’s specialist supplier of commercial and industrial heating plant and pipe systems, has relocated its Slough branch to a new, 30,000 sq ft purpose built site in the locality because it had far outgrown its former location. The new facility at Yeovil Road, Slough Trading Estate, also features a Climate Center trade counter with dedicated sales assistance, offering customers convenient access to both businesses under one roo... [more]
Pipe Center supplies speciality pipework and components to Cockenzie power station(15/05/2009)
Cockenzie is one of Scotland’s largest power stations and plays a vital role in guaranteeing the security of electricity supplies across the country. The 1,200 MW coal-fired plant, located eight miles from Edinburgh on the Forth Estuary, has been generating electricity since 1968. ScottishPower is investing in work to extend its operational life, and improve efficiency and environmental performance. The work involved upgrading pipework used fo... [more]
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