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Published:  04 June, 2021

RUBIX UK has announced it has acquired the business and assets of Advanced Industrial Rewinds (AIR), a leading British specialist electrical motor repair company. Established in Durham over a decade ago, AIR provides expertise in the rewind, refurbishment and mechanical repair of electrical motors.

AIR operates from 4000 sq. ft state-of-the-art premises in Durham City. Its specialist engineers have over 40 years of experience, not only in electrical motor rewinds and repairs, but also gearbox / pump and fan repairs, transformer brake and clutch coil repairs, supply of new motors, drives, pumps and gearboxes. It’s commitment to value and quality are backed up by a 12-month warranty on all its work. In addition, AIR offers mechanical services such as machine work and site services for its manufacturing customers.

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