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Rotec supports Poppy of Honour Pavilion in Somerset

A National Memorial created in 2018, The Poppy of Honour houses 1,117,635 handwritten poppies in remembrance of the British and Commonwealth Servicemen and Servicewomen recorded as killed or missing during World War 1.

Rotec joins Cornwall Marine Network

By joining the Cornwall Marine Network and operating from our Falmouth Service Centre, we are strengthening our on-the-ground support for Cornwall’s world-class marine industry.

Rotec Hydraulics Achieves Continued SafeContractor Accreditation

We are pleased to confirm our successful renewal of our SafeContractor accreditation. This underscores Rotec’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety.

Keep Your Hydraulic Systems Running Smoothly with Rotec’s Accumulator Charging and Servicing

Experiencing pressure fluctuations or performance issues with your hydraulic systems? It could be your accumulators. Our team is ready to assist you with all your accumulator needs, including guidance on PSSR compliance.

Streamline Your Manufacturing with Rotec’s OEM Kitting Service

Optimise production, reduce lead times and improve productivity with Rotec’s OEM kitting service.

Rotec supports new immersive visitor experience at the Fleet Air Arm Museum

3 Aug 2022 | Aerospace, Case studies, Defence, Design, build and installation, Hose and connectors, Hydraulics, Maintenance, repair and overhaul, Marine, Services

Rotec Hydraulics Ltd were pleased to carry out works on the hydraulic and electrical systems that are integral to the simulator experience at the museum, which houses aircraft and artefacts from the flying arm of the Royal Navy.

Ground-breaking Project successfully crosses the Atlantic Ocean

15 Jul 2022 | Case studies, Hose and connectors, Hydraulics, Marine

A pioneering project, supported by Rotec Hydraulics Ltd, has achieved a fully autonomous ship sail across the Atlantic Ocean. Solo and unaided, the Mayflower Autonomous Research Ship (MAS) set sail from Plymouth harbour in the UK and reached its end destination of...