Joint managing director Tony Fryer says that the purchase was made to enhance the company’s position in an increasingly competitive market of sheet metal fabrications. He adds that the machine “will boost productivity to meet the demands of a current loyal and growing customer base, ensuring competitiveness along with sustained quality and service.”
The 56-employee company is expected to reach a £4 million turnover by the end of 2016. Further growth is predicted to achieve turnover in the region of £5-£6 million in the next three years. Services offered include design and prototyping, metalcutting, machining, drilling, pressing and forming, welding, assembly, grinding, deburring, final assembly and delivery.
