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New machine enables Hazlin to challenge competitors
<p style="font-weight: bold;"> <span class="mainb">New machine enables Hazlin to challenge competitors</span> </p>
<p class="main">A
recent purchase of state-of-the-art machinery has enabled a Shropshire
manufacturing company to offer a new range of high performance
radiation resistant and acoustic door sets. </p>
<p class="main">Ludlow
based Hazlin who manufacture bespoke, architectural veneered doors,
panels and door sets for use in quality domestic residences, schools,
financial institutions and hospitals has invested in a Torwegge PWT 100
machine. </p>
<p class="main">Chris Jones MD at Hazlin believes the
company are now set to match their competitors by providing doors in a
variety of sizes and configurations, decorative veneers, laminates or
protective PVC sheeting. He said: “Our new radiation doors will carry
two layers of lead which prevents any discernable radioactive leakage
and ensures performance is not compromised through the fitting of locks
and other ironmongery. The acoustic door disseminates harmonious
frequencies up to 47 Decibels through a unique layer of materials and
both are fire rated from FD30 to FD60 depending on the thickness. Their
high performance is enhanced by the use of hot melt polyurethane
adhesive which once cured does not deteriorate. In addition, the
Torwegge is a quicker machine cutting production time by 75%, which
means we can offer customers a shorter lead time from order to final
delivery.” </p>
<p class="main">Pictured: The new Torwegge PWT 100 machine. </p>
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