Rotork has been awarded a new AMP7 framework agreement for the supply of actuators to Anglian Water - one of only two companies to provide actuation solutions to the water company.

Under the new agreement Rotork will provide intelligent electric IQ actuators and modular electric CK actuators.
After a decade with another actuator manufacturer, the IQ intelligent electric actuators installed during the previous framework agreement continue to be used on Anglian Water sites.
Additionally, IQ range actuators continued to be supplied during the period between the two agreements, maintaining a Rotork relationship and cementing the brand as efficient and reliable.
The agreement brings with it the prospect of potentially hundreds of applications for Rotork’s products, encompassing the flow of effluent, clean water, steam and chemicals.
Rotork Site Services will be working closely with Anglian Water to provide preventative maintenance advice, product testing, repairs and upgrades, helping to ensure reliable and efficient operation at their sites.
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