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Fraser Pump & Engineering

Lyminster, United Kingdom

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What Fraser Pump & Engineering does.

Fraser Pump & Engineering is a leading company in the design and construction of hose testing equipment according to OCIMF standards. The company offerings also include Grit-Blasting Systems for cleaning heavily soiled surfaces, as well as rope monitoring systems. Fraser Pump & Engineering has held the patent right for their world-renowned Aquabrade Grit-Blasting Systems since 30 years and offers high quality in design and production to support oil terminals worldwide. The firm is based at Littlehampton Marina, West Sussex, England, and can provide a broad range of processes including welding and manufacturing.

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