With an already highly successful core
area of the business and the acquisition of new contracts to supply the glass
manufacturing industry, Pennine Prostamp are diversifying their activities in the
development of a new project. The firm are working in conjunction with
another Midlands based company who have developed a method of coating metal to
produce antique plaques. The company
approached Pennine Prostamp to add a radius and fixing hole to the four corners
of the plaques. Martin Hallam, Operations Manager,
explained: This project does not fall within our core area of business, but we
are versatile enough as a company to fulfil these sorts of requirements. We have developed a tool to ensure that the
work is completed to the highest standard.
The coating that has been developed is unique and it is our part of the
project to ensure that the plaques are made customer safe. Martin added: As a company we welcome the
opportunity to put our expertise into action in these types of projects. The plaques are being targeted at American
and UK markets for the domestic market as memorabilia and for household
decorative purposes. Martin explained: There is a demand for this type of
product, and working with our client, we wish them every success in selling
this unique range of decorative plaques With a sound
reputation for supplying high precision chain links for chain conveyors for the
glass manufacturing industry and working with assembly suppliers to the aerospace
industry and niche pressings sectors, Pennine Prostamp are fully conversant
with working to stringent quality procedures.
They pride themselves on full traceability and a commitment to the
highest levels of customer service and technical support. The firm have proven that they apply these
exacting standards to all of their projects.
Operating from Strawberry Lane
Industrial Estate in Willenhall, Wolverhampton the metal pressings company
specialise in the manufacture of small complex pressings, but have clearly
exemplified their versatility and ability to diversify.