Dedicated web site helps manage HCFC phase-out

08 March, 2010

A-Gas (UK) has gone live with a dedicated web site to provide insight and help with the ban on the use of virgin HCFCs for refrigeration and air-conditioning systems.

Despite all the publicity and warnings, there are still end users who are unaware that they may be storing illegal refrigerants. A-Gas’s aim is to help ensure that they can easily check out for themselves what options are available.

Ken Logan, managing director of A-Gas (UK) (pictured), says, Our dedicated web site provides easy-to-follow advice, and customers can contact A-Gas for further information and technical support.

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