Production up 50%
24th October 2017

Bristol Windows has invested in a new SMR-4 welder and a TT405 computerised saw from HAFFNER MURAT.

Director Adrian Price said: “Since we began in 2012, we pride ourselves on manufacturing the highest quality windows and doors and believe in offering the right quality at all times. Due to steady year on year growth we needed to increase our production and we understood the SMR-4 welder to be one of the best on the market today along with the TT405 computerised saw. So when the time came to make a new investment, we had no hesitation in turning to Haffner Murat”

The SMR-4’s key selling point is the automatic self centering of transom and mullions, which ensures 90 degree transom welding even with uneven arrow heads, so that welding can be undertaken without the need for a skilled operator. The TT405 is a double cut saw for PVCu and aluminium profiles up to 70mm. One of the key benefits is its touch screen which can be operated via USB data control or a network connection. Adrian Price continued: “Both machines have made a massive difference to the company by increasing our production by at least 50%. Due to the increased output we have been able to eliminate overtime which has saved us money too. This is our first purchase from Haffner Murat but we feel it won’t be our last.”

Having moved back into fabrication in 2012 with business partner Andy Farr, Adrian and the team at Bristol Windows has seen their business grow. They manufacture Decuninck’s 2500 system from their Bristol premises and have plans to introduce composite doors and aluminium bifolds.

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