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AMBRELL, a manufacturer of induction
heating systems, has announced that it
is changing the name of its UK operation
from Cheltenham Induction Heating to
Ambrell Ltd.
Ambrell acquired Cheltenham Induction
Heating in 2005. The acquisition resulted
in an integrated organisation that has
benefitted from the synergies that each
operation offered.
Ambrell’s European operations have
expanded considerably since the 2005
acquisition, as has its brand recognition,
so it was decided to bring its UK operation
under the parent brand although the
name change will not impact day-to-day
operations at the UK location. All contracts
remain valid, the operations in Cheltenham
are unchanged, and Cheltenham Induction
Heating’s customers will continue to
receive the same level of service.
“Given the continued growth we’re
enjoying across Europe and the world, it
made sense to bring Cheltenham Induction
Heating under the Ambrell brand,” said
Ambrell vice-president of business
development Bruce N Stewart.
“We exhibit at a wide range of
tradeshows and events, have customers
with locations in multiple countries, and
by changing the Cheltenham Induction
Heating brand to Ambrell Ltd, it will
minimise confusion across the continent
and maximise our marketing investments.”
Ambrell products are CE certified and
manufactured in an ISO9001:2008 certified
facility to ensure quality.
Prospective customers can leverage
the company’s Applications Lab to
ensure systems are built to their heating
requirements.
Ambrell has installed over 10,000
systems in more than 50 countries.
Ambrell Ltd
– UK
Fax: +44 1242 224146
Email:
salesuk@ambrell.comWebsite:
www.ambrell.comCheltenham Induction Heating changes
its name to Ambrell Ltd
Water resources to serve children in India
BLACK & Veatch, a global engineering,
consulting and construction company, is
providing clean, safe drinking water to
impoverished children and their families,
supported by Children International, a
US-based humanitarian organisation,
by funding construction of water wells in
India. The company’s Building a World
of Difference Foundation funded the
construction of four tube wells near Kolkata,
India, where approximately 300 families
and 250 children attending a nearby school
are benefiting from new sources of water.
“Each of these wells will provide clean
drinking water to families who would
otherwise not have it,” said Dean Oskvig,
president and CEO of Black & Veatch’s
global energy business. Mr Oskvig also
serves as the chairman of Children
International’s board of directors.
In India building tube wells is a
good method to provide clean water to
communities. A tube well is a type of water
well in which a long 5" to 8" pipe is bored
into the water table. The lower end is fitted
with a strainer, and a pump at the top lifts
water to fill a concrete reservoir to facilitate
bathing or washing. The wells are then
used as a community water source for
families lacking running water.
The Building a World of Difference
Foundation is committed to improving the
infrastructure of communities where Black
& Veatch works, as well as focusing on the
betterment of education, health and human
services, the environment, and public safety
and emergency services. This commitment
is also underscored by the fact that many
of the children and families who will benefit
from the tube wells live on less than $1.25
a day, in greatly under-developed, poverty
stricken areas. Children International
provides children around the world with
medical and dental care, educational
support and critical life-skills to help them
become healthy, self-reliant adults.
Black & Veatch
– USA
Website:
www.bv.comChildren International
– USA
Website:
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