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Hy-Tex (UK) Limited

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Hy-Tex (UK) Limited Aldington Mill Mill Lane Aldington Ashford

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Kent

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TN25 7AJ

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01233720097

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Founded in 1991, an established supplier of products for environmental & ground engineering solutions. Ranging from Erosion control fabrics, Geotextiles & more. As a leading direct supplier, with over 20,000ft² of dedicated storage and distribution, Hy-Tex has considerable experience servicing contracts and stocks a broad range of products for prompt delivery throughout the UK, with next day service available on many products. www.ebay.co.uk/usr/hy-texukltd?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

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