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McArthur Group Ltd
Distributors of a wide range
of Agricultural, Building and Fencing Products.
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Foundry Lane,
Bristol BS5 7UE
No. 394222
VAT No. 138 3754 51
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Forfar Galvanising
Forfar Galvanisers are located in the heart of Angus Scotland and is the forefront of technology in the Galvanizing Industry in the U.K.
The plant has an automated handling system which reduces the risk of handling damage and provides a constant flow of material throughout the process.
The automated handling system works together with a Swedish designed air emission cleaning system ensuring the environment is not harmed.
The physical size of the galvanizing bath is 5.5m long, 1.5m wide and 2.8m deep making it the widest in Scotland. Individual weight of material which can be handled is 1.4 tonnes.
We are members of the Galvanizers Association
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Galvanisers gather at Forfar plant
A FORFAR galvanising plant recently welcomed visitors from countries including Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Holland and Norway. The Forfar Galvanisers were the centre of worldwide scrutiny as it hosted 75 key figures from the industry who chose the Forfar site due to its environmental awareness.
The industry figures have gathered in Scotland for a summit of the European General Galvanisers Association, with Forfar chosen for a hands-on insight.
The Forfar company, which was founded in 2000 and has a staff of 18 uses a number of environmental systems unique in the galvanising industry.
A spokesman for the Company said: "The visit is a great testament to the vision and effort put into the design of the facility.
Galvanisers from across the world gather at Forfar Galvanising plant
"We risked putting in processes that were not required at the time. However, we believed that environmental standards would become more important over time and we wanted to ensure we took the future into account."
Forfar Galvanisers is a joint venture between town engineering company David Ritchie (Implements) Ltd and fencing manufacturers McArthur Group.
They created a plant with an automated system aimed at cutting the risk of handling damage and providing a constant flow of material throughout the process.
The system works with a Swedish-designed air emission cleaning system to benefit the environment. The firm's galvanising bath, at 5.5 metres long, 1.5 metres wide and 2.8 metres deep, is the largest in Scotland.
"We risked putting in processes that were not required at the time. However, we believed that environmental standards would become more important over time and we wanted to ensure we took the future into account."
Forfar Galvanisers is a joint venture between town engineering company David Ritchie (Implements) Ltd and fencing manufacturers McArthur Group.
They created a plant with an automated system aimed at cutting the risk of handling damage and providing a constant flow of material throughout the process.
The system works with a Swedish-designed air emission cleaning system to benefit the environment. The firm's galvanising bath, at 5.5 metres long, 1.5 metres wide and 2.8 metres deep, is the largest in Scotland.