Vulcathene chemical drainage aids medical research

08 June, 2009

Vulcathene chemical drainage pipework has been selected for a major new development at the UK headquarters of Apatech in Elstree, a world leader in synthetic bone graft technologies.

Installed by Allied Mechanical Services of Newmarket, the system has been fitted in laboratories on the ground floor and at high level in the mezzanine plant room of a new building. The laboratories will be used for research into new technologies.

Vulcathene is available in sizes from 38 to 152 mm.

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