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Votex Ltd

Holme Lacy, United Kingdom

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Votex Hereford Ltd is a British company that has been manufacturing agricultural machinery in the United Kingdom since the 1960s and has established itself as a highly respected manufacturer in the market. The company offers a variety of vegetation treatment equipment, including rotors, hammers, blowers, and vacuum pumps. It has its own precision machining unit with CNC machines and provides rotor balancing services. Votex collaborates closely with several European manufacturers, including those from the Netherlands, Italy, France, and Belgium, to offer a wide range of machines for agriculture and forestry. The company has its main office in Hereford and is active in the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, and Asia.

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