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Top Award for hydraPower-dynamics
                                                    
June   2010

 A top award has been presented to Birmingham engineering company hydraPower-dynamics and praised for its approach to the tough trading conditions.

The presentation of an engraved crystal plaque was made at the company’s factory in Ladywood by Perkins Engines of Peterborough who also thanked hydraPower-dynamics’ automotive department staff for the high quality of their work in the first quarter of this year.

HydraPower-dynamics makes nylon fuel lines for diesel engines built by Perkins who said they had also been impressed by the flexibility of its staff when they asked for changes to be made to the supply.

During the past 12 months there have been no reject parts or late deliveries to Perkins by hydraPower-dynamics.

The fuel supply lines are made for industrial diesel engines used mainly by diggers and earth moving equipment and other off-road vehicles.

 Patrick Browne, managing director of hydraPower-dynamics, said: “In these difficult times for manufacturing the response times have been met without any issues raised by the customer.”

 The award also recognised the amount of work done by the company’s automotive department to ensure the successful supply of the order.  The formed nylon fuel lines are still being manufactured for Perkins Engines.

 “We have developed a good partnership with Perkins Engines and that does not come on our part without a rigorous understanding of what the customer wants and how it should be supplied,” said Mr Browne.