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Blue and yellow Forestry Commission flooring
Engineering

Creating Heavy Plant Storage Flooring for The Forestry Commission

Following a successful project to specify and install heavy plant storage flooring at a unit owned by the Forestry Commission early last year, in October the UltraSyntec team was requested to specify and carry out a similar installation at another unit strategically located just an hour away from the first.

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Safety hatching at the Skoda Workshop in Preston
Engineering

Fast and Effective Garage Workshop Flooring Installation

Garage workshop flooring is subject to constant attack from aggressive materials, vehicular movements and impact damage. When the Skoda dealership in Preston was looking to carry out refresher coating works to their workshop floor to maintain the required levels of safety, performance and aesthetics, they called in the UltraSyntec team, already on the company’s trusted

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Collett Heavy Transport Garage Workshop Floor
Engineering

Fast Cure, Tough Resin Floor for Colletts Vehicle Workshops – Halifax

With a reputation for providing high-performance installations for challenging industrial and commercial flooring requirements, Ultrasyntec is often approached to devise individual solutions to match very specific applications. When Colletts, a leading Halifax-based haulage company, were experiencing issues with their main garage floor, they called in Ultrasyntec to recommend long-term refurbishment options.

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Alco Valves Completed Resin Floor
Engineering

New Start For Alco Valves Group

Ultrasyntec has recently finished a new flooring project for Radcliffe Construction at Alco Valves new state of the art facility at Brighouse, West Yorkshire, which went live for the start of 2017.

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TURBO PRECISION ENGENEERING – HUDDERSFIELD WEST YORKSHIRE

The Huddersfield based firm which makes parts for the automotive industry needed a solution for their production area which was in real need of uplift. The company uses a lot of CNC machines which regularly spill out oil on to the floor, which is then transferred under foot across the entire work area.

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