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The Old Barn Holly House Estate
Cranage
Middlewich
CW10 9LT
United Kingdom
Telephone: (United Kingdom) +44 1606 837787
http://www.scottmail.co.uk
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Scott Products:
Safe and simple alternative to bungees
Scott Brothers has announced the launch of Pack-Mate Kwiktwist, a giant twist tie which provides a safe and simple alternative to bungees, tie down straps and rope.
News from Scott Products (22 November 2005)
Reduce office temperatures, increase productivity
According to the Health and Safety Executive rising temperatures can impair office workers' performance, but an innovative portable cooler ensures they stay cool and productive.
News from Scott Products (16 May 2005)
Efficient infrared heating indoors and out
Heliosa electric infrared heaters that heat people and objects but not the ambient air are now available from Scott Products and are ideal for use both indoors and out.
News from Scott Products (24 November 2004)
Compact portable unit maintains ideal humidity
Compact portable dehumidifier uses absorption technology to retain an ideal humidity level of between 30 and 50% in winter and 40 and 60% in summer.
News from Scott Products (29 July 2004)
When the going is hot, time to get a sea breeze
Using an evaporative process to cool factory or office air, two portable, compact air-conditioning units require no installation, no vent hose and provide a pleasant 'sea breeze' effect.
News from Scott Products (22 June 2004)
Get prepared for a cold winter
In today's climate of power shortages such as the ones experienced in London, in Italy and in the USA in 2003, having a fully portable source of back up heat has to be a priority issue.
News from Scott Products ( 8 December 2003)
When the pace gets too hot, keep it cool!
Ideal for combating excessive heat, a powerful unit, requires only mains electricity and water to cool areas up to 1500ft2 in workshops, foundries, industrial units and factory production lines.
News from Scott Products ( 7 April 2003)
