LFH Fluid Control Limited are delighted to announce the successful acquisition of Sabre Plant & Marine Ltd, which will continue trading under the same name, but as a subsidiary of LFH Fluid Control Limited.
With both companies working in similar markets the natural synergy will support future growth and customer service across a wider range of products.
Our Diesel Engine Coolant Pump Series currently covers flow rates from 13m³/hr- 360m³/hr and can be found on many of the most prestigious OEM Engines around the world.
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We have a large stock holding of spare parts for the range of pumps we manufacture and supply to OEMs.
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Our flexible approach is backed by an exhaustive library of tried and tested solutions to a wide range of pumping requirements and environments.
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All components are produced at our on-site manufacturing facility using state of the art CNC machinery and tooling.
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All pumps are hydro, and performance tested onsite using our variable speed and multi-function test rig.
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Our transfer systems are designed to pump light or heavy-duty applications and are available for rental with a range of suction and discharge lines.
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Further investment and growth at LFH Fluid Control. CEO Les Hill said, after arriving in Ellon as a tenant of Aubin Ltd in 2010 and successfully purchasing the building that we occupied in 2019, we have now completed the further purchase from Aubin of the remaining buildings and site at Castlepark Industrial Estate, Ellon
LFH Fluid Control Ltd are delighted to announce the successful acquisition of Sabre Plant & Marine Ltd
Les Hill CEO and Neil Williamson Business Development Manager from LFH Fluid Control travelled to Oslo last week with the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Norway Trade Mission, their aim was to investigate opportunities in the renewables market.
LFH can design, develop, and source solutions for your pumping requirements and applications. These range from bespoke pump designs to complete pumping packages and systems.
