Free product application training sessions

Free product application training sessions

For Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd, ensuring the longevity and cost-effectiveness of every application begins with helping its customers select the most suitable Denso products for their individual project requirements, along with offering free product application training that’s available throughout the UK and beyond.  A signature of its commitment to unrivalled customer service, its comprehensive…


For Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd, ensuring the longevity and cost-effectiveness of every application begins with helping its customers select the most suitable Denso products for their individual project requirements, along with offering free product application training that’s available throughout the UK and beyond. 

A signature of its commitment to unrivalled customer service, its comprehensive training is available to distributors and contractors alike and can be undertaken at its dedicated training centre in London, on-site, or even virtually, to suit customer needs. The company’s highly knowledgeable Denso regional managers cover the entirety of the UK and Ireland to provide customers with training in correct and complete application methods. Recent training sessions include site visits to branches of Wolseley UK and Jewson Civils Frazer, along with Viking Johnson and Morrison Utility Services to provide training on the Denso P1 and P2 Systems – Denso’s CESWI 7th Edition compliant protection for ferrous pipes, joints and fittings in the water industry.

To register your interest in free product application training, users can contact their local representative for more information or fill in the contact form online, at:

www.denso.net.


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