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22 April 2008

Automated success

An investment of £1.3 million in a single, automated production cell has secured the UK-based manufacturing of a key part for Spirax Sarco

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Andrew Allcock

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MAG International Metalcutting Machinery GmbH
MAG Maintenance UK Ltd
Witzig & Frank Martin GmbH Mfb

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