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UK network expanded

Published:  18 July, 2018

ABB reports it has extended the reach of its UK variable speed drives (VSD) and mechanical power transmission products with an expansion of the ABB authorised value provider network.

EDC (North East) is appointed as an ABB authorised value provider serving customers in Tyne & Wear and Cumbria with VSDs up to 500 kW and a range of life cycle services.

Beta Power Engineering based in Stockport, Cheshire is expanding its current role as an ABB authorised value provider for low voltage motors, with the addition of VSDs up to 500 kW.

West Midlands-based Race Transmissions is appointed the first national ABB authorised value provider for mechanical power transmission products including Dodge bearings and shaft mounted gear reducers.

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