Move for Meter Systems

March 2009 News

Meter Systems has moved to bigger premises to allow it to maintain an optimum level of service to its customers.

The company was established in 1978 to supply equipment to the aviation and petroleum distribution industries. This division of the Set Point group provides solutions and equipment to these traditional sectors as well as to the agricultural and pharmaceutical industries. With the incorporation of Imex Industrial Products and Proflow, Meter Systems now supplies lubrication equipment as well as instrumentation and locally manufactured process measuring equipment.

From its Johannesburg head office, Meter Systems carries extensive stock holdings and provides strong after-sales support that has earned it a reputation within the petrochemical and lubrication industries. The company also has branches in Cape Town and Durban, and offers customers a professional and competitively priced service for fluid handling, instrumentation, flow measurement, liquid transfer and lubrication and equipment.

The new physical and postal addresses are as follows:

Physical Address: 4 Mopedi Street, Sebenza, Edenglen 1609

Postal Address: Box 8761, Edenglen 1613

For more information contact Meter Systems, +27 (0)11 451 7000, info@metersystems.co.za, www.metersystems.co.za

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