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Track maintenance machines · Rail plant · Servicing · London

Plasser UK

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About

Plasser UK: Track maintenance machines, Rail plant, Servicing, London. An active limited company, incorporated in 1960.

Plasser UK is the British company of the Austrian track machinery maker Plasser & Theurer. According to its website it offers the full range of Plasser & Theurer machines and systems with customer support and training from its West Ealing base. The company is registered at Manor Road, London W13, and was incorporated in 1960.

What they offer

  • Plasser & Theurer track machines
  • Machine servicing and parts
  • Customer support and training

Company details

Registered name
Plasser UK Limited
Incorporated
1960 (66 years on the register)
Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Company number
00652432 (Companies House, opens in a new tab)
Registered office
Manor Road, West Ealing, London
Nature of business
33120 Repair of machinery
Size
Medium-sized business (50 to 249 staff) (estimated)

Source: Companies House public register.

Areas covered

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