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Varley Pumps design upgrade kit for obsolete pumps

13 July 2010

The upgrade kit is relevant to pumps which were used in the power generation industry from the 1960’s.

Whilst many of the pumps are still in operation, parts for the pumps can no longer be sourced. The new upgrade kit will allow Varley to continue to support these pumps.

 

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