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News Release from: ABS Wastewater Technology | Subject: BA and NB ranges
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 16 May 2003
Fastt delivery for process pumps
ABS has launched an initiative that aims to get most process pump customers smiling this summer.
ABS has launched an initiative that aims to get most process pump customers smiling this summer Available now, the initiative called "Fastt" guarantees a considerable reduction on delivery times across 15 of ABS's most popular process pumps in the BA and NB ranges
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 19 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 15 pumps (ranging up to 100m head and 1000m3/h flow) have been especially selected to ensure the majority of process applications can be covered with Fastt.
Marketing Manager at ABS, Simon Charlesworth comments: "In process situations where replacement pumps are needed, customers often require them as a matter of urgency, and we realise that it can be very frustrating when this is not possible".
"Fastt has been especially developed to stop this problem from occurring.
Trouble-free pumping is maximised and plant down-time will be minimised, potentially saving customers' money and time".
So how quickly can customers expect their pumps? Simon Charlesworth provides the answer: "On Fastt orders of up to two pumps of the same size, customers are ensured delivery from the factory 10 days after receipt of the order".
The pumps included in the Fastt programme are targeted at pulp and paper, clear liquids and general slurry applications although the pumps can also be used by water and wastewater customers.
The ABS BA and NB pump ranges are well proven across a broad span of industries and are extremely efficient.
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