The partnership forms part of a strategy to support key customers within the three sectors and help them to achieve competitive advantage through cost savings. As part of the collaboration, Brammer will exclusively stock CEJN’s eSafe safety coupling.
The eSafe is claimed to combine advanced elements which not only ensure the safety of the operator, but also help to increase profitability and improve efficiency. In addition to its vent safety function, which is designed to prevent hose whip, the coupling is said to offer the highest flow on the market which it combines with a low pressure drop.
Grant Chaplain, head of business development at CEJN, said: “The collaboration forms part of a wider strategic partnership in which both organisations have a mutual interest in supporting customers across the automotive, aerospace and transportation sectors by providing intelligent products that are energy efficient and increase productivity.
“We will also be working with Brammer on a flow test survey programme to identify potential savings for the benefit of our customers through the optimisation of existing systems."
