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13/07/2009, Birmingham, UK:
H T Brigham, a presswork manufacturer based in Coleshill near Birmingham, had a new press delivered at the beginning of July; the roof of the factory literally had to be raised in order for the machine to be craned in.
The Fagor 250 tonne progression press comes equipped with a coil line allowing material feed up to 600mm wide and 4mm thick and a tool bed 1800mm x 1200mm. The new machine now gives HTB the capability to increase manufacturing capacity for progression work from its previous 110t to 250t. This coupled with the company’s existing transfer capacity of up to 300t, will enable the manufacture of larger and heavier presswork, allowing diversification across all market sectors currently served, as well as the potential to enter new ones.
Barry Smith, Managing Director, said, 'It was a bold decision to make a commitment to invest in this way at this time, but the new orders and increased volume of enquiries which we have received of late, highlights that there is work to be won. With our newly increased capacity, we are now in a position to quote a broader selection of work and offer the customer a more encompassing presswork solution'.
If you have any enquiries for components which you feel come within H T Brigham's newly increased range, please don't hesitate to contact Andrew Essom, Technical Sales Manager, to discuss your requirements further.
HT Brigham provides a diverse range of industry sectors, worldwide with bespoke presswork solutions. Specialising in the manufacture of small to medium sized metal stampings in high volume, from materials including stainless steel, aluminum and brass, the focus is on using their knowledge, skill base and expertise to manufacture each component to the highest standards and for the lowest possible cost.
Contact: Andrew Essom (Technical Sales Manager)
H T Brigham & Company Limited
Station Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 1JQ
Tel: +44 (0)1675 463882
Fax: +44 (0)1675 467441
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