Bush Talk #39
Competition winner recalls holiday – praises Vesconite from 'down under'
Here is a
recent letter which left me glowing:
Way back in 1993, I won a competition you ran, and my wife and I had a glorious weekend at Vesco's expense. I have ever since had the nagging thought that I had to find some way to give you some return on your investment. I now work in the Central North Island of New Zealand.
We recently had some problems
with butterfly valves, the shaft bushes of which had worn and corroded. After a
number of attempts by the technicians to find a suitable material, and very
expensive mistakes later, the problem was brought to me.
Of course Vesconite solved the
problem and has been used in all the subsequent replacements and will be used in
all the rest when overhauled.Copper based alloys are useless and stainless
bushes seize in less than one operation despite the use of some quite exotic
alloys.
I am doing my best to sing the praises of Vesconite with all the local engineering companies and hopefully the word will spread.
Enthusiastic customer feedback is one of the most satisfying parts of my job.
As a company we are indeed fortunate to
- participate in new engineering developments
- be involved all over the world
- and especially - to have such loyal and satisfied customers.
We have another Vesconite Competition with a chance to win a luxury holiday. Click here for details.
Best wishes
DR J-P LEGER
Managing Director
