INNOVATIONS IN HIGH INTEGRITY POWER CONTROL FROM ROWE HANKINS AT ELECTREX HALL E STAND 128

Exhibition visitors from building and mechanical services looking for high precision, nuisance free circuit protection will find products to meet their needs at the Rowe Hankins stand.  The company are UK distributors for the Swiss manufactured Eaton Heinemann range of hydraulic magnetic breakers, this will include the illuminated toggle circuit breaker. Rowe Hankins will also be launching the new slim line circuit breaker.  These are used in critical applications that require assured protection without nuisance tripping. 

Rowe Hankins distribute other high quality electrical products for the OEM market.  These include their own brand of thermal magnetic circuit breakers and switches and Marquardt range of switches to meet every need.  Switches are available in rocker, pole, snap-action, and push button styles for use in control panel building and OEM equipment.

Rowe Hankins have in-house design, test and manufacturing facilities and these play a key role in their ISO 9000 quality assurance system.  In-house skills also allow the company to build components into tested and ready to assemble modules to enable faster build times demanded by downstream manufacturers.  

Sharing the stand will be Cudis, the domestic power division of Rowe Hankins.  They make their debut at Electrex showing their innovative CPN range of circuit breakers, consumer units and sockets.  These have won strong support from electrical contractors and distributors for attractive styling, safety features and keen pricing.

Technical staff will be on hand throughout the show to demonstrate products and advise on selection.  


Rowe Hankins information: Eddy Wroblewski, Rowe Hankins Ltd, Tel. +44 (0)161 765 3002  
Fax. +44 (0)161 763 1421 E-mail: sales@rowehankins.com Web: www.rowehankins.com

Cudis information: Jan Meikle, Cudis, Tel. +44 (0)161 765 3004 Fax. +44 (0)161 763 1421
E-mail: pr@cudis.co.uk Web: www.cudis.co.uk

High/low resolution images are on the web at www.ainsmag.co.uk/rh109/4167rh1a.htm

March 22, 2006