Halltherm moves compressor remanufacturing to Doncaster

02 September, 2010

Halltherm, J&E Hall, compressor remanufacturing

The Halltherm compressor remanufacturing division of J&E Hall has been moved from Derby to Doncaster. It is now in the same premises at sister company Coulstock & Place, which specialises in motor rewinds — a key part of remanufacturing compressors.

Halltherm remanufactures screw and reciprocating compressors for industrial and commercial customers in the refrigeration industry. Orders can be turned round in a day if required. Remanufacturing a compressor is kinder on the environment, with less waste than making a new unit and a new lease of life for parts that do not need to be replaced.

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