TENMAT have done it again!

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TENMAT have done it again!

TENMAT is proud and honoured to announce that it has won the queen's award for enterprise for the second year running.

In 2012 TENMAT scooped the Innovation award for a range of Fire protection products including the FF109 ventilation duct fire sleeves (for PVC ductwork) added to this we now have the brand new ground breaking Fire Rated Ceiling Valves. TENMAT was also a Supplier of vent duct sleeves (Olympic Village) to the London 2012 Games.

In 2013 TENMAT have won the International Trade award with dynamic export sales over recent years. This shows that TENMAT cannot only develop world beating fire protection products but also offer supreme distribution and customer service world wide. In addition the products developed and manufactured by TENMAT can compete and win against both locally and internationally produced products both in terms of commercial and technical specifications.

TENMAT is also excited to be the first producer of ventilation duct firestopping products to be tested and approved to the most onerous European 'Open / open' test standards and to have these products CE marked to give total 'peace of mind' to its customers.

To learn more about the TENMAT fire protection range and how they can help you to meet ever tightening regulations call 0161 872 2181 or visit www.tenmat.com

25 April 2013

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