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Sensory Technology Ltd
Unit 3 Plot 21 Merlin Way
Quarry Hill Industrial Estate
Ilkeston
Derbyshire
DE7 4RA
United Kingdom
Open: Mon to Fri | 9.00 to 17:00
Tel: 01157 270 777
Fax: 01157 270 778
Email: sales@senteq.co.uk
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How to Find Us
Sensory Technology Ltd is based on the south side of a small town in Derbyshire called Ilkeston. Ilkeston is a market town with a population of around 40,000.
We are ideally situated in the heart of the Midlands with great access to major road networks, including the M1 motorway. This enables us to provide great UK wide services for sensory environments.
The closest M1 junction is 25, and from here follow the signs to Ilkeston, we are easily found just after Stanton Ironworks on the right hand side, within Quarry Hill Industrial Estate.
After entering Quarry Hill, we are located on the left hand side approximately 200 metres from the entrance to the estate.
Contact Form
Address
Sensory Technology Ltd
Unit 3 Plot 21 Merlin Way
Quarry Hill Industrial Estate
Ilkeston
Derbyshire
DE7 4RA
United Kingdom
Open: Mon to Fri | 9.00 to 17:00
Tel: 01157 270 777
Fax: 01157 270 778
Email: sales@senteq.co.uk
Connect with Us
How to Find Us
Sensory Technology Ltd is based on the south side of a small town in Derbyshire called Ilkeston. Ilkeston is a market town with a population of around 40,000.
We are ideally situated in the heart of the Midlands with great access to major road networks, including the M1 motorway. This enables us to provide great UK wide services for sensory environments.
The closest M1 junction is 25, and from here follow the signs to Ilkeston, we are easily found just after Stanton Ironworks on the right hand side, within Quarry Hill Industrial Estate.
After entering Quarry Hill, we are located on the left hand side approximately 200 metres from the entrance to the estate.
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