Pennine Pneumatic Services Limited (PPS), a compressed air distributor in Yorkshire, UK, has become part of Atlas Copco Group.

PPS is based in Brighouse in Yorkshire, England, and was founded in 1991, but also has branches in Sheffield, Hull, Leigh, and Alfreton. The company has 84 employees across the five locations.

Energy-saving advice and solutions

PPS offers energy-saving advice and solutions to manufacturers and other industries with applications that rely on compressed air and related systems and services.

This includes compressors, gas generators, chillers, pneumatics, pipework, ducting, and assembly tools. Customers are found in all types of manufacturing industries, such as automotive and rail, chemical, construction, and engineering, as well as food & beverages.

Sales and service presence

PPS showcases strong sales and service presence in the North of England which will open additional opportunities for us going forward,” said Philippe Ernens, Business Area President of Compressor Technique.

The purchase price is not disclosed. PPS has become part of the Service division within the Compressor Technique business area.

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