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Stand-alone
March 1st 2004

The MecWash stand at this years MACH exhibition will highlight the companys stand-alone component cleaning stations, including an integral jetting capability that is said to enable the user to benefit from the ultimate high speed wash. Allied to this, MecWash Aqua-Save wash water recycling systems are designed to make a significant contribution to performance efficiency and environmental protection, while the new Auto-Seal system, from the companys MX Systems division, is said to eradicate, at a stroke, many of the drawbacks associated with conventional casting impregnation. Details on each of the systems will be available on the stand. Hall 4, Stand 4641

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