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Police warn companies to secure their copper

AIR conditioning companies in the Thames Valley have been warned by police to take steps to avoid becoming victims of copper theft.
Thames Valley Police have reported a number of thefts of large quantities of metal in Oxford and across the county in recent weeks, as a result of the continuing high prices being offered for scrap metal.

Crime Reduction Officer Nick Gilbert said: 'We're seeing an increasing number of reported thefts. Some businesses get hit so often they don't bother reporting them, so the problem is likely to be much bigger than we know about.

'Prices are being pushed up by the economic booms in India and China and much of this metal makes its way out to Asia. The scrap is being shipped 'raw' and processed overseas where the labour is cheaper.'

The IOR Annual Conference – a conference on-demand

Delegates to the IOR Annual Conference taking place from 21 to 22 April will get the chance to access the event live and all sessions and recordings for up six months afterwards providing fantastic value and allowing anyone registering for the event ...

  01-Apr-2021

Thunder: the full inverter reversible R290 heat pump from 40 to 85 kW

Thunder is the newest solution from Clivet, designed with full-inverter technology on latest-generation scroll compressors and axial fans....

  24-Apr-2024

Extending the application range of the SEC HD - Electric Expansion Valve Controller Heavy Duty Series

The SEC-HD is now compatible with variety of applications using CO2, hydrocarbon, and HFC refrigerants. Users can select from a range of pressure transducers tailored to their specific application and market requirements.
  20-Feb-2024
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