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- Electrical Engineer
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- Automation Company
- Engineer
- Engineering Consultant
- Industrial Engineer
- Marine Engineer
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We have over 20 years experience in Industrial Automation, Electrical Engineering and Variable Frequency Drives, our engineers are experts on ABB Drives, Danfoss, Emerson Control Techniques as well as all other manufacturers. We also have a wide range of knowledge in a range of applications such as HVAC systems, pumping and PID, manufacturing, positioning, active heave and propulsion systems to name a few. We also have vast experience in a range of sectors including industry, manufacturing, onshore and offshore oil and gas and shipping industries. If you’re looking to move air, fluids, oil, gas, conveyors, or hoists, get in touch today!
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New Hall Hey Road, BB4 6HL, Rossendale, United Kingdom
- +44 330 153 9188
- info@newstartenergy.co.uk
- newstartenergy.co.uk
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