Seamless Aluminium expands its aluminium rainwater systems manufacturing unit
Seamless Aluminium Group, a market leader for aluminium rainwater systems, is expanding its manufacturing unit in Ballyshannon over a 70,000 square feet plant. According to a report, it recently held the official opening of the extension, unveiling a commemorative plaque.
The new plant features high tech production machinery including a state of the art, digitally controlled electrostatic powder coat paint line and pre-treatment plant, and an array of machinery to achieve the group’s main unique selling point – bespoke, unique and high-quality systems.
Since when the company started in 1975 by Donal Kelly and his father Denis, Seamless Aluminium Group has been supplying aluminium gutters and concrete building products in the North West of Ireland. With time, it developed into a highly competitive and cutting edge market leader supplying products through Ireland and across the UK.
“Over the last forty years, Seamless Aluminium has remained strong throughout the many changes in the economic climate,” said Donal, Managing Director and Founder. “I attribute our success to two things. First: The continued loyalty and support from our customers and staff over the years, we have been extremely lucky to have worked with and to have employed a highly focused, skilled and continuously dedicated team. Second: Our focus on technology and innovation has allowed us to remain highly competitive.Becoming a market leader in today’s economic climate has not been easy but by remaining diverse and innovative we have achieved on-going success.”
The ever-growing demand for the rainwater systems encouraged the company to also invest in a dedicated sales team based in the UK.
source: ALCIRCLE.COM
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