Verderflex dealer in Port Elizabeth
August 2008
News
Multiflow Technologies & Instruments, run by Erik Backlund, has been appointed by Verder Pumps SA (VPSA) to provide sales, service and parts support in the PE region for the full range of superior peristaltic hose pumps.
Erik Backland of Multiflow with Kasha Wos, Verder Pumps SA, marketing manager
Multiflow are long-serving suppliers in the industrial, automotive and associated industries. The company will be supplying and supporting the robust peristaltic hose pump range and related spare parts throughout the designated sales area. Since VPSA’s inception in South Africa in 2002, Multiflow has maintained a solid working relationship with the company. “We are delighted in the dealer appointment, and look forward to growing the sales of the increasingly popular peristaltic hose pumps.” Backlund further explains, “These pumps are ideal for pumping mediums that are dirty, have high SG, high solid content or are highly viscous.”
Speaking on the appointment of the new dealers, Kasha Wos, marketing manager of VPSA, said, “The appointment of the new dealer highlights the growing strength of the Verderflex brand in Port Elizabeth. The extensive range of peristaltic hose pumps along with the innovations in design, low maintenance, and even lower cost of ownership makes Verderflex a very desirable Marque for dealerships throughout the country.”
VPSA’s range of quality industrial pumps include peristaltic hose, air-diaphragm, and magnetic drive centrifugal pumps used in mining, water treatment, chemical processing, brewing, food, pharmaceutical and related industries.
“Verder understands the need in today’s world for cost-effective, efficient and long-lasting solutions; with our range of pumps we are able to fully meet this need. Our knowledgeable staff, efficient dealer network, reliable pumps and excellent customer service have enabled us to grow to become a leading pump supplier,” concluded Wos.
For more information contact Kasha Wos, Verder Pumps SA, +27 (0)11 704 7500, [email protected], www.verder.co.za
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