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Paktronic Engineering Co Ltd

Paktronic Engineering Company Ltd was established in 1965 to become one of the most recognised and respected companies serving the needs of the Water Industry and other industry sectors. With 53 years of excellence in the specialist field of bespoke LV Motor Control Centres, Control Panels and Switchboards the company has developed a dedicated team of engineers with extensive knowledge and experience that collectively can provide any LV Solution.

Operating from a purpose built self-contained facility in Grantham, Lincolnshire and being fully assessed to IEC61439-2, the company can undertake the following tasks from under the one roof:

Full design of enclosures/panels and electrical work
Full enclosure/panel manufacture and paint spray
Full assembly and wiring
PLC, HMI & SCADA programming
Equipment test
Site installation & commissioning

Few companies in our line of business can boast their own in-house enclosure/panel fabrication facility. At Paktronic Engineering we have the ability to manufacture enclosures/panels in zintec coated steel or stainless steel to literally any shape or size.

This ability has proved to be a valuable asset in meeting certain installation restrictions for:

Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants
Internal Drainage Board Pump Stations (flood control)
Environment Agency Pump Stations (flood control)
Other bespoke requirements

Paktronic Engineering is proud to have been of service to Anglian Water for over 40 years and is pleased to be associated with the featured projects:

Cotton Valley WRC (2024)

£17m investment project spanning multiple phases to address operational challenges & enhance treatment capacity to maintain regulatory compliance

Sleaford WRC (2024)

Utilising micro-organisms to break down, digest and clean wastewater, this nature-based reed bed solution reduces the need for chemical dosing

Ingoldisthorpe Water Recycling Centre (2019)

Ingoldisthorpe WRC was identified by the EA under ‘no deterioration’ as requiring additional measures in order to address the tightening of ammonia and phosphorus levels (1mg/l NH3-N and 4.5mg/l P) in order to sufficiently treat all required flow, meet discharge consents and maintain the quality of the receiving water bodies. The existing works serves a […]

Chalton WRC (2018)

Chalton Water Recycling Centre Water Recycling Centre (WRC) receives influent from the north parts of Luton with an average flow of 240 l/s and a population equivalent of 89,000. The plant has to treat all flows with no storm overflow. The existing works is fed under gravity by three inverted siphons and has seen peak […]

Dalton Piercy WTW (2018)

Dalton Piercy Water Treatment Works (WTW) supplies an average demand of 32 Ml/d to ~45,000 properties and significant industrial customers in Hartlepool. The current site process includes UV disinfection, sodium hypochlorite dosing and orthophosphoric acid dosing. This article describes how Anglian Water’s @one Alliance successfully applied product-based delivery principles to the Dalton Piercy Manganese and […]

Great Dunmow Water Recycling Centre (2018)

Great Dunmow Water Recycling Centre (WRC) is located a few kilometres to the east of Stansted Airport in Essex and serves a population of approximately 10,000 people. Due to ongoing capacity limitations and operational issues in the existing works, Anglian Water elected to construct a new treatment plant on the site to serve the current […]

Stanbridgeford STW (2018)

Stanbridgeford Sewage Treatment Works (STW), lies approximately one mile south of the village of Stanbridge in Bedfordshire and as of 2016, the population equivalent (PE) of the works was 15,305 and the domestic population served was 15,051. The treatment works discharge into the adjacent Ouzel Brook, a tributary of the River Great Ouse. Regulations from […]

Heigham WTW (2017)

Heigham Water Treatment Works (WTW) is the main supply of water to Norwich and supplies an average of 42Ml/d of water sourced from the River Wensum at several locations. Potable water is pumped into the Norwich Public Water Supply Zone feeding a multitude of storage reservoirs, booster pumps and properties. The main raw water abstraction […]

Glentworth Water Recycling Centre (2016)

The village of Glentworth is approximately 10 miles north of the city of Lincoln and one mile south-west of Caenby Corner. The water recycling centre (WRC) is located near the village in the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, and falls under the control of Anglian Water. Glentworth WRC serves a catchment area of 1250 PE […]

What we do:

Civil Engineering: Dewatering

Consultants: Control Systems Design | Electrical Design | Energy Management | Environmental Management | Flood Risk & Alleviation | Waste Management

Process Engineering: Electrical Contractors | ICA Contractors | Refurbishment