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Toyo Pumps Europe launches new website

07 September 2010

The site has been completely redesigned to make it friendlier and easier to get more information about Toyo, its products and services.

The new look includes many pictures and videos to explain Toyo’s different ranges of products and the services which the company can offer in terms of effective solutions for heavy duty slurry pumping.

 

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