Hattersley valves for massive projects in Kuwait

04 November, 2007

Hattersley valves are currently being installed at three of the largest construction projects in Kuwait. The Avenues is a 425 000 m2 shopping leisure and business destination, and Hattersley balancing valves and strainers are being installed as part of the HVAC systems. The Al-Safat American Hospital is using a range of Hattersley valves, including balancing, gate, butterfly and strainers within the HVAC systems, andThe Al-Babtain Waqf Tower is to have Hatterseley valves installed throughout all of its 40 storeys.

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