Industrial Filtration Solutions Built for Reliability, Efficiency, and Sustainability

How we see him: Donnie Azoff / Jordan Belfort from The Wolf of Wall Street - high energy, big vision, and somehow always pushing the team towards the next goal. 

Paul leads Delta-Xero’s strategic direction, product innovation and long-term growth. With deep technical expertise in fluid conditioning and filtration, he plays a central role in developing the technology and making sure it performs in demanding industrial environments. 

In reality, his day consists of solving technical problems, driving innovation, supporting the team, and occasionally making the odd inappropriate comment (…usually affectionately).

Outside work, he can often be found battling to keep his lawn green or his patio spotless, despite using enough water to make you wonder about local hosepipe bans.

Interesting fact: Paul says he is “handsome in the dark.” No independent verification has been provided. Just Paul things. 

How we see her: A contestant from The Great British Bake Off — calm, organised, supportive, and quietly checking whether the whole thing is structurally sound. 

Collette oversees operations, governance and commercial execution across Delta-Xero. She helps make sure the business runs efficiently, compliantly and at scale, while supporting sales, distributors and wider delivery. 

But what she actually does in the office is ask the question that keeps the business moving: “Have we received the PO?”

Outside work, she is a fair-weather gardener and likes exploring local places, preferably with a good food menu because priorities matter. 

Interesting fact: Collette once sat next to Tom Felton, Draco Malfoy, and did not have the confidence to say hello.  

How we see her: The reverse of A Good Year - practical, well-travelled, and far less likely to abandon everything for a vineyard. 

Marielle bridges technical knowledge and commercial delivery, working with customers and distributors to specify the right Delta-Xero solution for each application. She helps make sure systems are deployed correctly, supported by data, and aligned with customer reliability goals. 

But what she actually does in the office is say “One more thing,” which usually means the meeting is not quite finished.

Outside work, she travels, spends time with friends and family, goes to Zumba, reads, and listens to podcasts about history, society and the environment. 

Interesting fact: Marielle completed 15 solo Skydiving before the age of 18. 

How we see him: Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty — overthinking, dark humour, chaotic enthusiasm, and occasionally saying something far cleverer than expected. 

Robin supports customers through the sales process, helping identify where Delta-Xero systems can deliver operational, financial and environmental benefits. He works with internal teams and partners to make sure solutions are clearly defined and properly implemented. 

But what he actually does in the office is enter conversations slightly late, then try to release an entire paragraph in one breath. Outside work, he works out, walks the dog, spends time with his sons, watches films and TV, plays the saxophone, listens to music, and commits entirely fictional war crimes in video games. 

Interesting fact: Robin used to volunteer teaching music production to young people from a disadvantaged council estate.

How we see her: Patsy Stone from Absolutely Fabulous — champagne taste, chocolate dependency and a talent for keeping everything under control. 

Kim supports the sales team with quotations, order processing, customer communication and keeping the enquiry-to-delivery process running smoothly. She is one of the people making sure things do not disappear into the sales admin void. 

But what she actually does in the office is keep everything moving while quietly relying on the phrase: “I need chocolate.”

Outside work, you’ll find her practising yoga, watching F1 with her son, going for afternoon tea, playing with her Bengal cat, or planning the next trip somewhere she has not already been. 

Interesting fact: Despite looking sensible, Kim has broken her right wrist three times and caught chickenpox twice.

How we see her: Someone from The Apprentice crossed with The Office Christmas Special — production control, verbal speed, and absolutely no patience for nonsense. 

Kelly manages production planning and workflow, making sure Delta-Xero systems are manufactured efficiently and to the required standards. She coordinates supply, scheduling and quality control so customer delivery does not descend into chaos. 

But what she actually does in the office is a content for a whole blog series, in short: She declares war on hot weather, probably starts Christmas shopping while everyone else is still complaining about summer, and somehow keeps the whole production schedule moving. 

Interesting fact: We recently heard Google, Instagram and even Siri may have run out of data just listening to her.

How we see him: Mike Ehrmantraut from Better Call Saul / Breaking Bad — man of few words, no need for the spotlight, just gets the job done. 

Mac oversees production operations, making sure every Delta-Xero system is built, tested and delivered to the highest standards of quality and performance. He helps keep production moving properly without unnecessary noise. 

But what he actually does in the office is question the entire concept of “having sick days?????????” with enough punctuation to concern HR.

Outside work, he is into football, ice hockey, spending time with his sons, camping, going to the pub and gaming. 

Interesting fact: Mac has ADHD.

How we see her: Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas — crafty, organised, mildly chaotic, and probably muttering through the entire process. 

Karen supports the day-to-day admin of the business, keeping internal processes, documentation and team coordination moving properly. Basically, she helps stop the admin side of Delta-Xero from becoming complete carnage. 

But what she actually does is play board games, computer games, and stare at her screen while incoherently muttering through whatever task her brain was absolutely sure it remembered five seconds ago. Her most “Karen” habit is trying to remember what she was about to do while looking like she is solving a government-level cyber incident. 

Interesting fact: Karen is a registered silversmith. 

How we see him: Mike Ross from Suits — need help sending an email, building a dashboard, or fixing a random system problem? Call Dilip. 

Dilip mainly handles CRM, marketing support and sales enablement, helping the team manage customer data, track activity, organise processes and turn messy information into something actually useful. 

But what he actually does in the office is Google things just to confirm that what he thinks people are saying is actually what they are saying, especially when it comes from Paul or Kelly.

Outside work, you’ll probably find him in a nearby Wetherspoons, exploring new cities, or cooking good food. 

Interesting fact: Dilip used to be a theatre artist and won Best Actor and Best Director during his engineering days. He was also cast in a local short film, but production stopped because the producer walked out.

How we see her: Someone from Grand Designs — but specifically the demolition episode, before the budget goes wrong. 

Rosy looks after financial administration, controls and reporting across the business. She supports financial governance, cash flow management and compliance, which basically means helping make sure the numbers behave themselves. 

But what she actually does in the office is keep finance moving without making a song and dance about it. Outside work, she plays with her kids, goes on walks, and enjoys demolishing her house, though apparently the rebuilding part is less exciting. 

Interesting fact: Rosy once got a flat tyre in Death Valley National Park.