PRESS RELEASE: Already thought of Colombian clean room technology?

Hanover, Germany, 10 April 2008

Buying industrial equipment from India and China is not strange anymore. Colombia is not the first country in the mind of purchasers however.

A pity considering that salaries are around 60% lower than in a country like Germany. Colombia also has surprisingly interesting suppliers.

One of them can be found on this year’s Hannover Messe (Interkama) and is called ‘C4’. C4 will present a range of interesting clean room equipment for Industrial purposes.

C4 was founded in 1984 and is a big name in the South and Middle American clean room industry. Selling to Europe they do for a relatively short time, but they have been very successful at it.

The European medical sector embraced them with excellent export orders last year.

This year’s second participation at the Hannover Messe they will use to send a message to the European clean room Industry. The message that they have an interesting range for the European clean room industry and interesting offers to go with that.

Their range consists of: air handling units, components for clean room and measuring devices, as well as Air Filter and fume extraction solutions.

C4 is selected in the CBI export coaching programme, a programme designed to make sure they meet European standards at all levels of their operations.

What is CBI?

The Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries (CBI) is an agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. Since 1971, it has supported the export of products and services to the EU. The aim of the CBI is to contribute to the economic independence of selected developing countries. You can visit our website at www.cbi.eu

Visit C4 from 21 – 25 April at the Hannover Messe (Interkama), Hall 6, Stand H18 or contact them directly:

C4 Control de Contaminacion Ltda

Att; Mr. Carlos Florez

Calle 13 # 27 A 05 Acopi, Yumbo

Colombia

Tel. +57 26900079

Fax. +57 26658271

Email: control@contaminacion.net

Website: www.contaminacion.net