Move to new premises gives Secomak room to grow
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Secomak product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team
Jun 20, 2006
Process drying specialist Secomak has moved to new premises in order to expand the business by further improving its product development capabilities.
Process drying specialist Secomak has moved to new premises in order to expand the business by further improving its product development capabilities.
The company is now based at Centennial Park in Elstree, one of the most significant business parks within the north west sector of the M25 motorway.
An updated literature range has also been produced to reflect the new company livery.
Ian Roffe, Secomak Managing Director, commented, "After the recent acquisition of O N Beck, a move to new premises seemed the next logical step.
The business is growing and needs to be able to cater for its customers with a wider range of solutions to suit ever more demanding applications.
With all the recent company developments we feel very optimistic about the future".
Secomak has been the industry leader in air movement technologies for over 80 years.
The company has developed a range of application-specific equipment to cater for the needs of every industry, from high performance container drying solutions for the food and beverage industries to heat-shrinking equipment for the packaging industry.
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