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Hale Hamilton announces the launch of its modular N11000 Series Cylinder Filling Fill, Vent and Vac manifold solution

Hale Hamilton has recently launched its new range of modular Cylinder Filling Manifold solutions, the N11000 Series. This new market-leading series has been developed in partnership with one of the company's leading Asian Industrial Gas customers, following an extensive and rigorous product configuration programme.

The manifolds comprise of the latest range of manual and actuated balanced stop valves which provide modular construction, long life, reduced assembly and test time, reduced leaks, reduced number of welded connections, ease of use and ease of maintenance.

In addition, the modular design allows interchangeability between manual and actuated valves, making it easy for the user to upgrade his plant from manual to actuated technology.

The manifolds are available for both Medical 02 and Inert Gas applications for single and multi-gas filling applications.

Ian Davies, sales director for Hale Hamilton states: "The N11000 Series is competitively priced and stands as a far more cost-effective, compact solution overall. Our easy upgrade package includes all additional valves and all manifolds are delivered fully hydrostatic, leak and function tested. We've already secured a significant number of orders and we are looking forward to seeing that number grow."

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For further information on the new N11000 Series, please contact sales@halehamilton.com 

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