Preventive maintenance programs for liquid processing in the food industry

Thursday, 26 June, 2014 | Supplied by: Fdpi Spares & Maintenance

FDPI Spares & Maintenance is an independent supplier of preventive maintenance programs to the dairy, food, beverage and chemical processing industries.

The company also supplies spare parts and provides a professional installation and maintenance service.

As a ‘one source’ solution for all liquid processing requirements, FDPI offers repair, spare parts and preventive maintenance programs for all makes and models of separators, homogenisers, valves, pumps, butter makers, heat exchangers and heat exchanger integrative testing and certification.

Professional support is available during major overhauls and installation work with 24/7 call out available.

Online: www.fdpi.com.au
Phone: 1300 559 353
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