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March 28, 2019
Pneumatic Components (PCL), the worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of pneumatic equipment and tyre inflation systems, has launched a new online platform to offer distributors greater purchasing flexibility.
The site, www.pclairtechnology.com, enables customers to access their account information, view their invoices and order history, make product comparisons, and check stock pricing and availability in real time.
With a shopping basket function, orders can be updated throughout the day, and with the ability to view previous orders and re-order at the click of a button, the site gives users a consumer-style shopping experience.
The site which works across all devices, enables orders to be placed at any time. Next working day UK delivery is available for in-stock products on orders placed before 3pm on weekdays.
Distributors using the site will be given their own
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March 06, 2019
Pneumatic Components (PCL), the worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of pneumatic and tyre inflation systems, has appointed Lee Wright as sales director to drive growth within its distribution business.
Lee brings over 25 years’ experience to PCL, having held director-level positions across sales, marketing and commercial functions within B2B industrial businesses, and building up a significant amount of export expertise.
Lee will spearhead the growth and development of the distribution arm of PCL introducing an e-commerce platform for distributors that will bring substantial benefits including real-time stock availability and pricing information as well as other initiatives.
Simon Shorter, sales director at PCL, said: “We are very pleased to announce this strategic appointment as PCL enters an exciting period of growth. Lee’s proven track record, strong understanding of our markets, and invaluable export experience means he is well placed
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February 26, 2019
Document Number OBNPCL1901 – 26 February 2019
This is the official notification that Pneumatic Components Ltd is discontinuing certain variants of the MK3 Tyre Inflator (IV tested). This notification provides information on the affected items, the important dates and the end-of-life purchase information.
Part Numbers to be discontinued:
ALG3H03/IV MK3 Tyre Inflator IV – 0.53M (21In) Hose – Tho 0-138 Psi & 0-9.6 Bar
ALG3H04/IV MK3 Tyre Inflator IV – 0.53M (21In) Hose – Sco 0-138 Psi & 0-9.6 Bar
ALG3H032/IV MK3 Tyre Inflator IV – 0.53M (21In) Hose – Tho 0-138 Psi & 0-9.6 Bar
ALG3H03/IV/SPA MK3 Tyre Inflator Spanish IV – 0.53M (21In) Hose – Tho 0-138 Psi & 0-9.6 BarReplacement Part Numbers:
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February 18, 2019
Document Number PCN1901 – 18 February 2019
This is the official notification that Pneumatic Components Ltd is changing its 1/2″ Drive Impact Socket Sets. This notification provides information on the change, the important dates, and how to identify the change.
Items Affected:
The following part numbers will be affected by this change:
APA11
APA12Description of Change:
APA11 1/2″ Drive Deep Impact Socket Set has changed from an 8 piece set to 10 piece set. The set now includes socket sizes 10mm and 11mm.Storage cases for both APA11 and APA12 have changed from black to blue.
Reason for Change:
Product improvement from customer feedback.Anticipated impact on fit, form, function or reliability:
NoneImplementation Date:
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January 07, 2019
Pneumatic Components (PCL), the worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of pneumatic and tyre inflation systems, has appointed two new Area Sales Managers (ASM).
Michael Dooker will cover the North of England and Scotland while Garry Tindle will be responsible for the central region.
Both bring considerable market knowledge to PCL. Garry previously worked within sales for the automotive division of Würth Group, a worldwide wholesaler of fixings and fasteners. While Michael was previously a Product Sales Manager at Brown Brothers Distribution, part of PPG Industries, the world’s leading supplier of automotive finishes.
Simon Shorter, Sales Director at PCL, said: “We’re looking forward to Michael and Garry leading our sales operations in their respective areas and working to build on the momentum from what has been a very successful year for the business.
“These appointments demonstrate that PCL is gearing up for another year of significant
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November 16, 2018
Document Number PCN1803 – 16 November 2018
This is the official notification that Pneumatic Components Ltd is changing the specification of its LTG01 Blowgun Style Tyre Inflator. This notification provides information on the change, the important dates, and how to identify the change.
Items Affected:
The following part numbers will be affected by this change:
LTG01Description of Change:
Description Old New Safe working pressure 12 bar 8 bar Reason for Change:
Due to market requirements.Anticipated
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November 08, 2018
The HORNGROUP with it’s PCL and TECALEMIT brands participate in many trade shows and exhibitions worldwide.
We’d be delighted to meet with you to discuss and demonstrate a wide range of our products. Please check this page regularly for information on upcoming trade shows and exhibitions.
Date Exhibition / Trade Show Location 15-16 May 2019 FPS Expo 2019 Stand 173
Exhibition Centre Liverpool
Liverpool, UK22-26 May 2019 Autopromotec 2019 Hall 19, Stand C 49
Bologna, Italy4-6 June 2019 Automechanika Birmingham 2019 Stand W154
NEC
Birmingham, UK12-13 November 2019 Mechanex -
October 01, 2018
Pneumatic Components (PCL), the worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of pneumatic and tyre inflation systems, is reminding drivers and fleet operators of the importance of having correctly inflated tyres this Tyre Safety Month (October).
From tyre lifespan, to safety and fuel economy, having too much or not enough air in tyres can have wide-ranging implications.
PCL says that some three per cent more fuel is used if the tyre inflation level is 6psi below what it should be. Furthermore, by regularly checking tyre pressures and making sure they are at 100 per cent of the manufacturer-recommended psi, the lifespan of the tyres is maximised, which also saves money.
TyreSafe, the UK charity which organises Tyre Safety Month, estimates that under-inflated tyres cost UK consumers £600m per year.
Under-inflated and defective tyres are the primary cause of most road traffic accidents. When tyres are not correctly