Plastics Capital in triple contract win
Plastics Capital, a niche plastics products group, has successfully converted two design projects for plastic ball bearing assemblies into orders.
Plastics Capital, a niche plastics products group, has successfully converted two design projects for plastic ball bearing assemblies into orders.
The first is for a US security camera manufacturer and the second is for an Israeli manufacturer of swimming pool equipment.
The firm expects that these projects will deliver incremental annualised sales of around £0.25m.
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Another £0.25m is expected from a project for a major Korean manufacturer of security cameras, which is being accelerated for launch by the end 2012.
Faisal Rahmatallah, Executive Chairman, said: "Our OEM [original equipment manufacturer] customers are continuing to invest in new products and product enhancements despite the poor macroeconomic backdrop, so generating additional demand for the specialist bearing assemblies that we design and manufacture."
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