Confident outlook for growing UV business
Paul Oliver

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Confident outlook for growing UV business

07 Apr, 2012

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UVMAN is one of the growing new names in ultra violet lamps and products for laboratory, industrial and consumer uses. Formed in 2010, the company aims to be a ‘one-stop’ source for all things related to UV. The company supports its growing world-wide chain of distributors for its products and services, from its global headquarters based in Cambridge ; it has been steadily building on a reputation for quality, service and competitive pricing reflects Paul Oliver who heads the company.

Paul has a vast experience in logistics and distribution gained from working for many years in some of the largest communications companies in Europe. “The team boasts over 20 years of UV knowledge and experience and can therefore confidently advise customers on their choice of product or to answer any question they may have,” he added.

UVMAN offers a wide range of ultra violet products and UV Lamps including the well-known and respected Spectroline range of products from Spectronics of New York, USA. The UVMAN range includes UV transilluminators, crosslinkers, UV hand lamps, UV inspection lamps, radiometer and measuring systems. A wide range of UV tubes and lamps are also stocked which are suitable for most UV equipment. There is also a very active consumer division of the company which offers a number of products for home and office sterilisation uses including the new Cellblaster mobile phone cleaning device.

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