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News Release from: Buck & Hickman | Subject: Roebuck wheels and castors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 19 January 2007
Wheels and castors for new and
replacement demands
BuckHickman InOne has launched more than 1300 wheels and castors under its Roebuck brand to cover virtually any application or replacement need.
BuckHickman InOne has launched more than 1300 wheels and castors under its Roebuck brand to cover virtually any application or replacement need The new range covers all the most popular sises and options available in the market in light, medium and heavy-duty options
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 24 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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All the prices quoted in a new catalogue that details the range are net priced and include carriage.
Anything ordered before 1600 GMT will be delivered on the next day.
Comments Product Manager Graham Blackburn: "We have discovered that there is a huge demand for wheels and castors - not only for manufactured products, but as replacement items".
"In practice, it is often hard for a maintenance engineer to source the correct wheel or castor to repair expensive portable equipment".
The Roebuck brand is exclusive to BuckHickman InOne and offers a comprehensive range of over 20,000 tools, maintenance and health and safety products.
Roebuck products are designed specifically for professional users working in demanding industrial environments.
Roebuck is unique in its combination of range, industrial quality and outstanding value for money.
It offers a proven and effective solution for customers who need to reduce their overall purchasing costs but without compromising on quality or performance.
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