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February 22, 2010
Document Number OBNPCL1002 – 22 February 2010
This is the official notification that PCL is discontinuing the RF102 & RF103 range of Water Dispensers. This notification provides information on the affected items, the important dates and the end-of-life purchase information.
Part Numbers to be discontinued:
RF102
RF103Replacement Part Numbers:
RF104Product Sales Obsolete Date (Last Production Date):
Last buy date 1 October 2010, subject to stock. -
February 19, 2010
Document Number OBNPCL1001 – 19 February 2010
This is the official notification that PCL is discontinuing the Tyrecheck “J” calibrated range with immediate effect. This notification provides information on the affected items, the important dates and the end-of-life purchase information.
Part Numbers to be discontinued:
DPG1J03
DPG1J08
DPG3J03
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October 16, 2009
Document Number OBNPCL1007 – 16 October 2009
This is the official notification that PCL is discontinuing the DTDG1D08 Digital Tyre Tread Depth Gauge. This notification provides information on the affected items, the important dates and the end-of-life purchase information.
Part Numbers to be discontinued:
DTDG1D08Replacement Part Numbers:
DTDG1D04Product Sales Obsolete Date (Last Production Date):
Last buy date 16 October 2009, including spares with immediate effect. -
October 14, 2009
PCL helps Harley Davidson dealerships provide a Super Ride with ACCURA Mobile
PCL’s ACCURA Mobile nitrogen tyre inflation unit is fast-tracking its way to global success as Harley Davidson distributors in the US declare it the safer choice for bikers.
Users are impressed with its performance and reliability, citing the best features as size and the automatic purge and fill function.
Harley Davidson distributors across the US opted for PCL’s mobile cart as a nitrogen replacement solution when they stopped using compressed air for motorcycle tyre inflation.
The units are supplied via Baltimore-based Industrial Diagnostics, whose President, Jason Copeland, said: “The Harley Davidson distributors want to offer the benefit of nitrogen, while increasing their revenue
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July 09, 2009
PCL helps Salamander put the power into shower
PCL is helping shower pump specialist Salamander Pumps improve production with the small but speedy ACCURA Compact.
Sunderland-based Salamander provides products for showers, bathrooms and whole house, in domestic and small, commercial, gravity-fed plumbing systems.
Salamander also operates Pumpwise, a service which gives their customers free technical advice on the correct shower pump for their application, and using this service affords the customer an extra years warranty-free.
The company was looking for a high performance product capable of setting accurate air pressure in the pressure vessels of its top of the range ESP water and shower pump range.
Salamander’s air tools distributor, Air Tools Northern Ltd, put them in touch with PCL - and their Digital Technical Sales Manager, Brian Beech recommended the ACCURA
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June 22, 2009
PCL has cements relationship with concrete giant Lafarge
PCL has cemented its relationship with concrete giant Lafarge by providing one of its UK operations with a high pressure tyre inflation unit for its garage.
Whitwell Quarry in Worksop, which manufactures Ready Mix and Crushed Rock, was in need of a high performance, heavy duty replacement for its original kit, which was broken.
With its user friendly design and ability to withstand intensive outdoor applications, PCL’s ACCURA 10 offered the ideal solution.
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April 22, 2009
Document Number OBNPCL9003 – 22 April 2009
This is the official notification that PCL is discontinuing the ADTG2 Tyre Inflator with immediate effect. This notification provides information on the affected items, the important dates and the end-of-life purchase information.
Part Numbers to be discontinued:
ADTG2 Tyre InflatorReplacement Part Numbers:
ADTG4 Tyre InflatorProduct Sales Obsolete Date (Last Production Date):
Discontinued, including spares, with immediate effect. -
March 11, 2009
PCL has answered a call from a global communications company to help ensure its employees are safe on the road
Neglecting tyre maintenance can cause serious, even fatal, accidents, and the company, which uses the world’s most advanced technology in its industry, takes its responsibility to employees who drive as part of their jobs seriously.
Therefore the company aims to educate its employees about tyre pressure by equipping company vehicles with a tyre pressure gauge and stressing the importance of fortnightly checks.
Good tyres have a positive affect on steering, braking, acceleration and fuel economy, whilst poor tyre maintenance not only increases the risk of accidents but could also mean a heavy fine and penalty points.
As a communications company used to speed of delivery, the request was for a product capable of providing fast, accurate and reliable tyre pressure readings – and