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Armac Brassworks is part of a group of companies that include our own foundry – Dunton & Marston Ltd and Frank Allart & Co. Ltd as stand-alone individual companies. We also include Brass Turned Parts Ltd as part of the group although they merged with Armac in 2004 as well as Bentley Brassware who also merged with Armac back in 2003. Add to the mix our newly acquired (2005) distribution company, Martin & Co. and you have the full set!
The major strength of the Armac group is that it gives us the necessary skills and production capabilities to meet any requirements you might have. There is a wealth of knowledge and skills throughout the group, which enables us to solve manufacturing problems and to produce components from designers’ drawings and plans.
As well as the skills and experience available within the Armac factory we also source components and services from other local businesses which can provide us with brass presswork, brass forgings, brass pressure die-castings, gravity castings, fine & lost-wax castings, the list is endless.
We also have our own designers and pattern makers so if you only have a rough idea of what you want to produce, we can work with you. Taking your ideas and rough sketches and working together producing what you had in mind.
Our aim is to make the Armac group your first thought whenever you have a new product enquiry or building project that needs development.
In recent times we have developed many exclusive items for key kitchen manufacturers both in the UK and in the USA. We can also provide laser etching to add logos and names to handles as well as logo labels for furniture manufacturers.
At Armac, for example, we have a pattern vault crammed with old designs and patterns which we recourse to when we are looking for something a bit different to launch or to meet a specific enquiry from a furniture designer.
We have old catalogues and display boards that show all these products and we have in the past allowed furniture designers to browse through all the boxes of handles, plates, rings, drops and escutcheons. This helps them to finalise their designs and we can then begin to get prototypes made up for sample pieces of furniture.
We work closely with our customers with regard to exhibitions, producing samples and mounting them onto show boards, as well as providing all the technical specifications often asked for by designers and manufacturers. |
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