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Ion analysis instrumentation manufacturer moves UK headquarters
Metrohm UK has announced that on 14 September it will be moving its UK headquarters to new purpose built facilities in Runcorn, Cheshire, UK.
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Metrohm UK has announced that on 14 September it will be moving its UK headquarters to new purpose built facilities in Runcorn, Cheshire, UK.
According to the company the state of the art premises will be a hub for its UK business and will have a high focus on facilities for customers and staff. These facilities are reported to include several applications labs and customer demonstration areas, as well as training facilities, seminar rooms and service and warehousing areas.
The company is inviting customers to an Open Day and more information about that is available by e-mailing
From 14 September the company’s new address is:
Metrohm UK Ltd
Metrohm House, Evenwood Close,
Daresbury Court,
Runcorn,
Cheshire
WA7 1LZ
Tel. +44 1928 579600
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