Aluvin upgrades plant

November 2003 News & Events, Information Security

Aluvin Securiseal has upped the quality stakes in the industry through a significant upgrade of its manufacturing facilities in Germiston. The company's acquisition of state-of-the-art machinery worth more than R1 million coincides with the celebration of its fiftieth anniversary and is a portent of even bigger and better things to come, according to managing director, Kevin Norwitz.

Aluvin chairman Ronald Norwitz and Aluvin MD Kevin Norwitz standing next to two of the new seal machines, part of their recent plant upgrade
Aluvin chairman Ronald Norwitz and Aluvin MD Kevin Norwitz standing next to two of the new seal machines, part of their recent plant upgrade

"For half a century Aluvin has endeavoured to bring customers the latest and best in security sealing products. Now, at 50, we are not resting on our laurels but more committed to innovation and quality than ever before. The acquisition of the new injection moulding machines and sophisticated printing facilities is the first in a series of upgrades which will assist us to keep on delivering the quality our customers are accustomed to."

Aluvin Securiseal distributes and manufactures a wide range of industry-leading seals - plastic and metal indicative, cable and high-security barrier seals. Of total sales, 60% of seals are manufactured locally, most under licence for world leaders ITW Envopak and E.J. Brooks. The company also works with a local industrial design house to develop and manufacture product for specific applications such as retail packaging and airline and transit security. The majority of seals are made to order - in a specific colour, with the company name and sequential numbers.

"Manufacturing has always been one of Aluvin's strategic strengths and critical to the company's growth. Our ability to produce internationally patented as well as locally designed seals to the highest quality standards allows us to offer world-class product at a competitive price and gives us the flexibility to meet customer requirements," Norwitz said.

For more information contact Kevin Norwitz, Aluvin Securiseal, 011 825 3648, admin@aluvin.co.za





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