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New Humidifier Installation

RGP Have installed a new Condair ML System for one of our customers in London. Our customer needed a room to be humidified for an exciting new production system they have installed. We chose an ML System from Condair as the ideal system for this project. It is virtually silent in operation and will keep … Continued
New Humidifier Pumpstation installed in UK Carton Supplier

RGP have just replaced a Pumpstation of a Humidity system that has humidified a large UK Carton Manufacturing site for 23 years 24/7. The existing Pumpstation, although still functioning perfectly well, many integral parts had become obsolete or very hard to source. The system is integral in ensuring this site one of the most productive … Continued
What is a Reverse Osmosis water treatment plant and how RO plant works

What is Reverse Osmosis (RO)? Reverse Osmosis RO is a pressure-driven membrane process used for water purification of raw water, used to separate ions, unwanted molecules and larger particles that are found in freshwater. The water passes over the reverse osmosis membrane surface during the process, the product on the other end is totally clean purified water, ensuring a stable consistent process water supply. … Continued
New RO Install at T&H Poole

We have worked with Poole based private label toiletries producer T&H Marketing to install and add to equipment from their supplier Fileder on a project to produce and store 100 litre batches of pure water ready to be pumped to there manufacturing site. Mains water is fed via a backflow prevention tank through a softener-ro … Continued
RGP Graphic Systems Ltd

As we mark twenty fifth birthday we decided it was a great opportunity to change our name. Over the twenty five years we have supported the print industry with great pride and continue to do so. We now however have added several more sectors that mean that the “graphics” part of our name is confusing. … Continued