Dupleix Liquid Meters (DLM) is proud to announce that it has recently been appointed as the Rotex solenoid valve range distributor for southern Africa.
Rotex was founded in 1967, in conjunction with a Swiss technology partner who specialised in solenoid valves. Their Fluid Control Systems which consists of solenoid valves, pulse jet valves, angle seat valves and specialised valves are manufactured to the highest certified international standards. The interchangeability of Rotex’s solenoid components presents a distinct advantage to users. They have spent years developing components that handle the stresses of heat and insulation better, resulting in solenoid valves that last longer. Their range consists of 2, 3, and 5 port solenoid valves, namur and sub-base mounted solenoid valves and manifolds to suit a variety of applications and industries.
As an authorised sole Rotex solenoid distributor, DLM will be investing in key inventory and distributing these products through its broad network of sales offices and agents.
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