New Offices

August 2008

PFT (formerly Fuelmag Ltd) have relocated their head office to Sudbury Suffolk in the UK. Whit significant exspansions in our current operation, this move will support our operation both in the UK and worldwide. The Sudbury office will be the company’s centre for R&D and worldwide sales with satelite offices in New Zealand and China to handle sales and support on a local level for all of it’s distribution partners and customer.

Ed O’Hara joins PFT

August 2008

Ed O’Hara has joined PFT as Regional Sales Director for Europe, Africa, North and South America. Ed has previous experience of working with some of the world’s major  companies; Mercedes-Benz, Mondial Assistance, Ford Motor Company to name but a few. His experience of dealing with sales, customer support and managing sales teams will bring valuable input to PFT. “This is a new challenge for me, a unique product  with global sales potential, the possibilities are endless, I am really looking forward to it. One of the things that really appeals to me is the environmental effects of the product, previously the only way to treat contaminated fuel was with toxic biocides which harm the environment, with the PFT fuel contamination control units there are no chemicals used whatsoever”.

PFT  ISO Accreditation

July 2008

PFT the fuel contamination control unit manufacturer and supplier has been granted ISO9001-2000 status. With new manufacturing facilities based in the UK we contiously drive to improve quality and customer service, this is a significant step for us” said Ian Roos Chief Technical Officer, “it means we are now able to work with the worlds major players in overcoming their fuel contamination problems” .

Martin Scott joins PFT

May 2008

Martin Scott has joined PFT as Chairman from his previous posts in construction and property where he has grown companies from small family enterprises into major organisations, “PFT to me represents a company which is developing at exactly the right time. With the world now looking at biofuel as a sustainable and additional method of power it is imperative we are able to maintain efficiency from fuel. The PFT fuel contamination control units provide the solution to the ever increasing problem of biofuel contamination in an eco friendly cost effective solution”.    

Fuelmag Ltd UK to Purefuel Technologies

April 2008

Purefuel Technologies Ltd is a company on a mission “to control the bacterial and fungal build up in modern fuels without the use of toxic chemicals”. Formerly Fuelmag , PFT is now a UK based organisation with proven success in marine and land transport fuel management. PFT moved to the UK from NZ to promote it’s products to the world market from a more suitable base. With the increasing levels of biofuel now being introduced to the domestic fuel market and increasing amounts of biofuel also being added to forecourt diesel for cars and commercial vehicles alike (up to 10%) the need for a non toxic method of controlling bacteria growth is vital.

PFT was formed in April 2008 and is based in Sudbury Suffolk UK and manufactures  it’s fuel contamination control units in the UK to ISO 9001-2000 standards using only premium grade components. The rights to the technology necessary to produce the units, IP and patent are all owned by PFT which means they are able to provide bespoke units for all types of engine and fuel storage/dispensers. For both technical assistance and sales support customer service plays a vital part in the company’s ethos, PFT want to understand the need of it’s customers to ensure future development is customer driven.

Eric Greenop joins FuelMag as CEO

January 2008

It is with great pleasure that we announce the appointment of Mr. Eric Greenop as CEO of PureFuel Technologies, the parent of FuelMag Ltd UK. Eric’s role is to lead the Company growth strategy and to ensure the team deliver financial results in a sustainable way to meet the business plan. Until the team is expanded, he has also assumed the role of Head of Marketing and Sales.

Eric is an Honours Graduate Engineer and has significant International Management experience in technology sectors having spent the past 20 years in Senior Management roles, initially in product marketing and business development, and over the past 10 years as Corporate Division Head for major regional businesses. Latterly he was Head of a Global Telecommunications Project Management Group with a worldwide staff of over 350 and annual turnover, developed from zero to $100m in 4 years. He has lived and worked in NZ, UK, Singapore, USA, Australia, Philippines, Indonesia and covered EU, ME and Africa from UK.

Eric has managed contracting organisations of up to 1000 staff and additional experience in multi-national corporate organisations in Sales, Marketing, International Relations, R&D, Manufacturing, Customer Service and Operations.

He has post graduate certifications in Business Management, Finance and International Marketing and has spent the past 8 months developing a combined plan for FuelMag™ Technologies Ltd.

FuelMag™ gets updated model numbers

October 2007

From customers feedback and comments regarding confusion on selecting the right unit we have now updated the model numbers to be more reflective of the size. Please view our new size chart under the Range pages.

FM-100 Range gets a improved design

October 2007

To improve the areas of application the FM-100 units has been redesigned along the lines of the FMX, flexible Fuel Line Units. This will allow customers to fit the units into engine compartments with limited space and use the unit with flexible or fixed fuel lines.

FuelMag gets a UK office - February 2007.

FuelMag International opens a UK office improve support to our customers.
Mr. Ian Roos, Managing Director of Fuelmag Ltd UK had this to say" Effective customer care and consumer expectation means being close to your customer and available 24/7. With the new setup we will not be hindered by time zones to support both our distributors and customers more effectively."